#Mimi Jean Pamfiloff

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WWW Wednesday: Feburary 28th, 2024

WWW Wednesday is a weekly meme Sam hosts at Taking on a World of Words. The Three Ws are: What are you currently reading? What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you’ll read next? Here is what I am currently reading, recently finished, and plan to read from Thursday to Wednesday. Let me know if you have read or are planning on reading any of these books!! Happy…

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REVIEW: Just Mr Love by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff (ARC)

Click the image to buy on Amazon Summary Is he a love machine or a weapon of mass destruction?My name is Huff, and I used to be a wimpy nerd, but after an unfortunate event, I now have the strength of a hundred men along with other interesting abilities. Even my, eh-hem, man part is pretty special—a recent discovery. “I can’t believe it can do that!”No one knows exactly how this happened, but…

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Book Reivew: A Ho Ho Ho Beau Christmas by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff @mimijeanpamfiloff

A Ho Ho Ho Beau Christmas by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff Amazon  / B&N / Apple / BB . From New York Times bestseller Mimi Jean Pamfiloff comes a Christmas Rom-Com with a sweet magical surprise. As the snow begins to fall and the city streets sparkle with festive lights, Meri Winters feels anything but merry. Juggling a demanding job and a strained relationship with her best friend, she’s more focused…

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King's by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff is a gripping and intense romance novel that will captivate fans of dark, adventurous, and suspenseful stories, particularly those who enjoy complex, brooding heroes and strong, determined heroines navigating the fine line between danger and desire.

Always You by Kirsty Moseley is a perfect fit for young adult readers who enjoy lighthearted, emotional, and romantic stories about first love, teenage relationships, and the complexities of navigating friendships and crushes, with a sweet and satisfying standalone ending.

Stalk Me by Jillian Dodd is a perfect fit for readers who crave a captivating, fast-paced romance with a strong, relatable heroine navigating the complexities of high school life, friendships, and first love, set against the glamorous backdrop of Hollywood and a prestigious East Coast boarding school.

Enchantment by Charlotte Abel is a captivating read for young adult fantasy enthusiasts who crave a exhilarating tale of self-discovery, rebellion, and the struggle for independence, love, and identity, set against a backdrop of magic, adventure, and forbidden secrets.

The Homecoming Masquerade by Spencer Baum is a exhilarating and suspenseful read that will captivate fans of dark, high-stakes young adult fiction, particularly those who enjoy stories of strong, resourceful heroines navigating complex webs of power, privilege, and hidden secrets.

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From New York Times bestseller Mimi Jean Pamfiloff comes Vampire in the Jungle, a Paranormal Rom-Com.

“Bring me that vampire! Or else!”

When a powerful goddess gives Damien one week to deliver the world’s last vampire, he only has one question: “Why is the vampire hiding in the jungle?”

Damien isn’t sure, but he knows what’ll happen if he fails: the insane goddess will execute the only two women Damien’s ever cared for. (It’s complicated.)

Also, there’s the small matter of his assistant, who believes her destiny is to become a vampire herself. (It’s very complicated.)

Unfortunately, the vampire in question hates the modern world, has a severe attachment to his lair, and he makes it a point to kill anyone who gets too close. No mercy.

Can Damien and his crew of supernatural oddballs convince this deadly vampire to come out of hiding before it’s too late?

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Mimi Jean Pamfiloff is here to tell us about her paranormal comedy The Immortal Tailor. She's also hosting a great giveaway. __________...

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The Immortal Tailor by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff @xpressotours #giveaway

The Immortal Tailor Mimi Jean Pamfiloff Publication date: August 30th 2022 Genres: Adult, Comedy, Paranormal From New York Times bestselling author Mimi Jean Pamfiloff comes a new immortal series filled with dark humor, angst, and a brooding hero who loves a good tweed: The Immortal Tailor. THE IMMORTAL WORLD IS IN TROUBLE, AND THE GODS DEMAND . . . THEIR TAILOR COME TO THE RESCUE? Long ago,…

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The Immortal Tailor by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff ~ Book Blitz and Giveaway https://bit.ly/3P5arlL

THE IMMORTAL WORLD IS IN TROUBLE, AND THE GODS DEMAND . . . THEIR TAILOR COME TO THE RESCUE?

From New York Times bestselling author @mimijeanpamfiloff comes an immortal series filled with dark humor, angst, and a brooding hero who loves a good tweed: The Immortal Tailor.

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Currently reading: Just Mr Love by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff (ARC)

Am I late? Barely… I’m catching up, I swear! I’m starting Just Mr Love by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff.

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Book Review: Vampires, Whiskey, and Southern Charm (Masie Kicklighter, #1) by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff @mimijeanpamfiloff

Vampires, Whiskey, and Southern Charm (Masie Kicklighter, #1) by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff   Amazon  / B&N  / Apple / BB   𝐇𝐄’𝐒 𝐍𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑 𝐆𝐈𝐕𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐔𝐏, 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐒𝐇𝐄’𝐒 𝐍𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑 𝐆𝐈𝐕𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐈𝐍… My name is Masie Kicklighter, and I work at my family’s local bar in the heart of Tennessee, slinging whiskey and living a quiet life. I can’t say my life was perfect, but when a local vampire started stalking me and sayin’ all…

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Spotlight & Giveaway: Two Sticky Nuts by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff | Harlequin Junkie | Blogging about Books

Today it is my pleasure to Welcome author Mimi Jean Pamfiloff to HJ! Hi Mimi Jean and welcome to HJ! We’re so excited to chat with you about your new release, Two Sticky Nuts!  Hi! Thank you for having me!  Please summarize the book for the readers here: When Mila heads to Jamaica with her BFF, Mila is quickly ditched for a hot waiter. That wouldn’t be so bad, but she also discovers she’s staying…

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Amazon / Goodreads MY REVIEW Oh man…Never King’s is the finale of the King series by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff and I am sad to see it end. But, there will be a spinoff and Mimi gives that awa…

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Thank you for tagging me! I'm sorry I took so long to respond.

Favorite Genre to write?

Well, my go-tos tend to be romance and horror, always have been. Probably because I think I'm good at dialogue and both genres allow me to work with drama and comedy as well, and I think I can write good conversations between characters that cover all four bases. Also, most of my original fiction boils down to girl and hot monster. Sometimes an actual monster, sometimes a flat out lunatic.

2. Your catch-22 of writing?

I try to be complex with my writing... but I don't think I have the mental capability to actually do it.

3. The first 'story' you ever wrote (as a child).

No.

4. Something that icks you out to read (or write)

..... I haven't found anything yet. If you'd asked a couple years ago, I would have said smut but I've read so much now that I'm starting to dip my toe in to writing it. I guess watersports? Gore porn?

Oh god, that just reminded me of a horrible fic I read a while back. Yeah, let's go with that one. I've got a pretty strong stomach when it comes to Ao3, I've seen it all, but that crossed so many lines I don't think it should have been allowed. It was the most disgusting thing. Literally just gore and porn. With Disney characters. Specifically Alice in Wonderland, Snow White, the seven dwarfs, and Jessica Rabbit. Alice and Snow are both canonically minors and that was the least disgusting thing about that shitshow I'm ashamed to call a fic. I don't even want to describe it. But... here are a few keywords so you can taste a bit of my lasting trauma: giantess, feet, blood, cannibalism, insertion, loss of limbs, death.

5. Something you aren't the best at writing and you want to get better?

Sex and describing the setting. The white void is my biggest issue while writing, and I've only ever written smut twice, only once with any detail.

6. Something you are very good at in writing?

I'm very proud of my dialogue. I know I've said it already, but that is my strongest suit and that's what I heard people comment the most when I was in the creative writing club in high school.

Also, I think I can describe people pretty well. I never write without having someone in mind to describe and that really helps me to visualize my characters when I write.

If I need Character A to punch Character B I'll assign an actor to each. So then in my head it becomes Daniel Radcliffe punches Adam Driver. I'll break it down from there. Okay, they're both fairly pale, they both have dark hair, can't use those as descriptors to single them out. There's a very clear height difference between them and they're both standing. How does he hit him? Character A gets a running start in the heat of the moment, jumps up, and clocks him. Okay, where? He can't come down at him like a Superman punch, that's too high of a jump. Upper cut. Right to the jaw. Enough to knock Character B back, but not enough to knock him out. When he retaliates, he can hit him with a right hook. He's a lot bigger, physically. There's more force. Character A is smaller and lighter. The impact is gonna be worse. He'll get knocked down if not out.

7. An author (fanfic or published) that you aspire to be like

So many answers. Stephen King, Kate Baxter, Rick Riordan, Guillermo Del Toro, Kami Garcia, and Mimi Jean Pamfiloff all come to mind off the top of my head. I love all of them. I also love @waywardrose, @reallyrallyauthor, @callmehopeless, @have-you-seen-my-sanity, @giorno-plays-piano, @politemenacephd, and so so many others that I can't begin to name them all because we will be here all day.

8. Would you consider becoming a published author?

That's my dream. The fics I post here are so I can see what works and what doesn't with my style. I'm using them to test whether or not I have a real shot at finding an audience.

I'm writing an original fiction novel now.

9. Something nice to say about another fanfic author

So many of yall deserve to be great authors and I don't know if you realize that. The best part of having this Tumblr page is being able to finally interact with you all where I couldn't before. Some of you got me through the worst points in my life. Some of you are the reason I realized that I love to write. All of you keep me reading where I'm sure my life would have made me stop by now.

If you read this, I'm asking you to reblog and join in! There are so many people I want to tag that I don't know who to tag, but you're all mutuals anyway!!

Writer Things

idk here are some questions about writing. maybe we can start a game or something.

Favorite Genre to write?

I like writing mysteries and big adventure stories because I loooveeee building the tension. And writing scenery is my favorite thing ever (I have to delete so many paragraphs tho because I go a little too hard). Actually I prefer writing original fiction as opposed to fanfic, I've just never put it online lol.

Your catch-22 of writing

I do not like reading about pregnancy but I love reading about little babies or young children as sidekicks or a found family. So either I have to write a massive time skip or just....hm

2. The first 'story' you ever wrote (as a child)

LMAO it was in....sixth grade? I think? And it was basically a Harry Potter rip-off but with my own character and I changed all the names. I was super into it tho, until I had a massive realization that it was basically OC fanfiction and immediately abandoned it. cut to nine years later and I am writing basically the same thing with different fandoms.

3. Something that icks you out to read (or write)

pregnancy. I think it's a dysphoria thing.

Something you aren't the best at writing and you want to get better?

Smut. Idk smut isn't my favorite thing to write, I did it for a while but I really prefer the romantic or at least emotional writing.

Something you are very good at in writing?

Emotional distress. Idk I can write a mean mental breakdown. Also! atmospheric writing.

4. An author (fanfic or published) that you aspire to be like

Oh boy. Alix E Harrow is a really good author, I like her fantasy stuff (I know it's YA but her skill is very good). James Patterson is also a good genre-bending author. Maybe George RR Martin? Idk he basically built an empire and still lives his own simple life. He's got it down pretty well.

4. Would you consider becoming a published author?

Yeah! It scares me a bit because the publishing world has changed a lot but I think I'm up for the challenge.

4. Something nice to say about another fanfic author

Okay! @ writefightandflightclub does a phenomenal job with characterization and it adds so much depth to the story I am always amazed! The inner monologue, dialogue, character interactions are always *chef kiss* (I didn't tag them because we don't actually know each other but remove the space and check out her stuff!)

um as far as other people to tag...

@loki-hargreeves @my-secret-shame @winniethewife

yay

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The Librarian's Vampire Assistant 2 by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff

Series: The Librarian's Vampire Assistant #2 Read time: 2 Days Rating: 4.5/5

The quote: “Please. Try to stop squirming. This is supposed to be a family-friendly mystery novel.” “What?” “Never mind. We all knew it would turn R-rated at some point.” — Michael Vanderhorst & Miriam Murphy

This is a book with a hell of an ending. It concludes the storylines started in 2, lines up 3 with a bang. It definitely encourages people to keep going. I should have guessed at least some of the endgame but didn't, it's set up well. The players were al there, the signpost are there to be seen but will only make sense when everything comes together. There are some moments of serious darkness including Michael attempting suicide (look it makes perfect sense in context). That is a spoiler, I will not hide it because I need it where it can be seen.

This is a book for two kinds of people. Those who like supernatural fiction and booklovers. Both the main characters Miriam and Michael are booklovers, Miriam is an almost stereotypical librarian intelligent, shy, clumsy and with a hoard of books. This book adds to what is already known of their characters. Michael is a dichotomy. He is deadly, old and always put together but he as a streak of loyalty to those who show loyalty to him and a strong set of principles. All wrapped up in a mess of humour and slightly confused feelings about his librarian. As the pov for the reader, we get an idea of his personality he's slightly sarcastic and highly amusing. But the way he describes himself is funny... "The deed of a four-century-old vampire with the face of a twenty-year-old. And the body of an underwear model."; "athletic build, six feet one, thick dark hair, and charmer of a smile."; "crossing my muscled arms over my very muscled chest. I was a university student who enjoyed exercise and boxing on the side for money before Clive saved my life from the flu. To this day, I still enjoy working out.". I always forget how young he presents as and I can't get over that. Michaels coding feels at least initially like it is sitting somewhere on in the aroace spectrum. But it's not that simple and it is even more complicated by the end. Michael's confusion over the bond he has with Miriam is still unexplained it's something I guess we will find out at some point. I see Miriam as a booklovers protagonist, as a librarian she has what so many consider a dream job (which is mine), she has a house full of rare books and first editions. One of the best exchanges in this book is “Which was your favorite?” “That’s like asking a musician to tell you his or her favorite note. A true booklover doesn’t have one.”. That is such a booklover response and I'm pretty sure I've made a similar answer at some point. She is stronger and more perceptive than she appears. Her love and trust in people is fantastic.

Lula is just a straight-up badass woman. Smart and more than able to hold her own against the men. Viviana is far behind Lula in the badass stakes but where Lula is physical and very obvious, Viviana is the brilliant assistant/ lawyer to Michael, loyal and efficient. "While I cannot argue with Viviana’s rage, I am shocked by it. I have never seen her claws and teeth. Of course, Aspen had forced Viviana to become a vampire and then used her child as leverage." She may have been blackmailed into her vampiric state but she is determined to make the most of it. I never want to see her truly in anger.

It must be said that while The Librarian's Vampire Assistant books stand alone or at least Mimi Jean claims they do and she does reiterates the characters, circumstances and some of the lore. These are all built on through the books as necessary. I like Mimi Jean's lore, especially this quote about sunlight. "We simply hate the hell out of it, similar to how cats hate baths, children hate bedtime, and men hate listening. Vampires. Hate. Sunshine.". Book 2 does build heavily on book 1 even if the circumstances are explained it definitely makes more sense if you know what is going on coming in.

I'm finding this with an annotated quote dump.

“Oh really? How about story time, huh? I see that glint in your brown eyes when you think you’re about to scare the children. Of course, you end up boring them to sleep, which is why the moms all love you. I think they’ve started a fan club.” — I love this line. Michael and kids is one of the cutest things

"I am a man. On the rare occasion I do not know something, I wing it. Hasn’t failed me yet." — No comment I just need it in this review

"“Didn’t your parents leave cash reserves?” She shakes her head no. “They spent their money on books. Every last dime.” She shakes her head no. “They spent their money on books. Every last dime.” My kind of people." — I mean yeah mine too. But damn Miriam got a bit screwed on getting the ability to care for her amazeballs collection and her library.

"Mr. Nice is a giant ball of crazy wrapped in an impenetrable blanket of crazy and dipped in dazzling crazy sprinkles. — I mean this is a fair point. He is A LOT.

"As a collector of literature myself, I have never seen anything like the items in her home. It gives me a solid book-boner merely thinking about it. First. Editions. Mmmm…” — Michael... Micahel I love it.

"She is right. She never will be ready. This beautiful, delicate little flower would wither in my world. She is meant to live a human life filled with books, story times, and love." — This is so soft and pretty and loving. I like how Michael talks about Miriam.