@veronica @stevegis_ssg @Nickiquote parts of the story is utterly ridiculous, but there's some that I really love. and following a family through 400 years is pretty cool ... especially when they've got magic powers, a curse, and a tragic past

(at the end we have a "chosen one" who's the seventh son of a seventh son, the grandson of a demon and the great-grandson of Lucifer)

@stevegis_ssg @Nickiquote One of my favourite authors (most don't know her, Margit Sandemo, she wrote supernatural historic fiction back in the 80s originally) wrote her largest series (70-something books, starting in the 1500s, ending in the 1960s, with flashbacks to something like the 1100s ...) where she had a deadline for each.

You can tell which she didn't have much of a plot for, because as the plot went down, the sexings went up >.> (also it got decidedly wilder through the books, but ...)