I would throw myself at Quinn.

I would throw myself at Quinn.

I'm right along with you…except that I found the final scene eye-rollingly awful. I can *maybe* believe that Dexter would find Hannah on his kill table sexy. I cannot believe that Hannah would be into Dexter. I know she's a killer and was in love with Wayne Randall, blah blah blah. But that's a far cry from being…

I'm right along with you…except that I found the final scene eye-rollingly awful. I can *maybe* believe that Dexter would find Hannah on his kill table sexy. I cannot believe that Hannah would be into Dexter. I know she's a killer and was in love with Wayne Randall, blah blah blah. But that's a far cry from being…

I don't think Brody has actually switched sides, and I don't think the CIA believes he has, either. I think that's the point—he'll lead them to Nazir's plot and people, either purposefully (because he's trying to help the CIA) or not (because he's trying to warn Roya or Nazir that the CIA is watching). They'll get…

I don't think Brody has actually switched sides, and I don't think the CIA believes he has, either. I think that's the point—he'll lead them to Nazir's plot and people, either purposefully (because he's trying to help the CIA) or not (because he's trying to warn Roya or Nazir that the CIA is watching). They'll get…

Dumbledore dies????

Dumbledore dies????

I have completely blocked this plot point from my memory. When were Rick & Co attacked by the farm? Who is Randall? Who were these "hostile survivors"? Why did I forget my coffee mug for work today??? (That last question may explain the prior ones.)

I have completely blocked this plot point from my memory. When were Rick & Co attacked by the farm? Who is Randall? Who were these "hostile survivors"? Why did I forget my coffee mug for work today??? (That last question may explain the prior ones.)

I, too, assumed poison, but the breakfast scene makes that less likely. I like your theory. It makes the tanks full of heads less creepy (they serve a purpose), but it makes the governor as a character more creepy (why look at them?).

I, too, assumed poison, but the breakfast scene makes that less likely. I like your theory. It makes the tanks full of heads less creepy (they serve a purpose), but it makes the governor as a character more creepy (why look at them?).

Thanks for the tip! I'm planning to read them at work, actually. I have the nook for PC app on my computer, so I will be looking very busy in my office reading reports for a couple days. 

Thanks for the tip! I'm planning to read them at work, actually. I have the nook for PC app on my computer, so I will be looking very busy in my office reading reports for a couple days. 

For those of you who have read Savages and Kings of Cool: Should these be read in order of publication, or order of narrative chronology? In other words, which book should I read first? 

For those of you who have read Savages and Kings of Cool: Should these be read in order of publication, or order of narrative chronology? In other words, which book should I read first?