Gods and Ancients 6. Werebears in America

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I'm so looking forward to this.

I have to admit - I'm the reader that isn't easily pulled into the story. Not that I'm exceedingly well read or selfcentered. No, nothing like that.. it's just that I respond well only to certain type of story telling dynamics which keeps reader glued to the text up to the point of losing sense of time while reading.. u know the type - obsessive persons that'll read entire novel in one go.

I know, I know.. I'm not the most common type among the readers, but - as I've said - I'm not the easiest reader out there and the whole premise of being "pulled into the story" is highly individual experience. 

That all being said - this author is among my very favourite few on this site. His imagination is amazing, his ability to depict and describe ideas and world and characters is brilliant and on top of all - his story telling flows perfectly, keeping amount of supporting, unimportant details (that'll usually make me personally skip paragraphs and whole chapters sometime) just right to provide enough details - but not too much to take away reader's attention/concentration from the main story line.

Just so y'all know - I've read all his novels in this series [Wearbears In America] in about two days time. Couldn't 'unglue' myself from my phone.. so, yeah - awesome series and great author. Absolutely worth reading.