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Bryan Elias _photo87 — One of my favorites of all time. I want to marry Craig Thompson.

Tomista Tomista tom_tang — A DEMON ENSLAVED Lore is a Seminus half-breed demon who has been forced to act as his dark master''s assassin. Now to earn his freedom and save his sister''s life, he must complete one last kill. Powerful and ruthless, he''ll stop at nothing to carry out this deadly mission. AN ANGEL TEMPTED Idess is an earthbound angel with a wild side, sworn to protect the human Lore is targeting. She''s determined to thwart her wickedly handsome adversary by any means necessary-even if that means risking her vow of eternal chastity. But what begins as a simple seduction soon turns into a passion that leaves both angel and demon craving complete surrender. Torn between duty and desire, Lore and Idess must join forces as they battle their attraction for each other. Because an enemy from the past is rising again-one hellbent on vengeance and unthinkable destruction

Flavia Bahia flaviabahia — To begin with, a poorly-devised haiku review: Not so innocent That rock can't corrupt a soul No day like today ________________ Days Like This is hard to put into words, but abrupt might be an adequate descriptor. I hadn't read the slim volume in several years and as we were packing up the house for a move I pulled it out of a box to read that night. What I had remembered was that it was an enjoyable story with enjoyable art but that the tale ended way too soon. And that's probably about how I'd describe it today. I almost always enjoy J. Torres' books and Scott Chantler always shows himself an able talent behind the art. The problem is that just as the story is getting going, it is over. I wasn't sure if this was meant to be a continuing series that was just cut short or if it was planned this way, but I felt, well, unsatisfied. Torres sets up lots of problems and lots of characters and everyone gets their cathartic implied finale over the space of about two pages at the end. There are a fistful of loose threads and I could see the author doing this intentionally, but I could also see him hoping that it would go further but maybe funds ran dry or the publisher said, "Joe, that's enough." It wouldn't be the first for him, I'm guessing—as the phenomenal Sidekicks similarly ends with the story left unfinished and no further volumes planned (so far as I'm aware). In case I wasn't clear, I loved the Days Like This that was there (the characters, the story, the art) but mourn the Days Like This that I will apparently never see.