Danielle The Book Huntress ’s Comments (group member since Jan 27, 2010)

Danielle The Book Huntress ’s comments from the Dangerous Hero Addict Support Group group.

Good question. Probably one of Anne Stuart's Irish heroes, like Killoran from To Love a Dark Lord.

Tammy wrote: " Danielle The Book Huntress (Self-Proclaimed Book Ninja) wrote: "I will freely admit that Anita Blake is what got me started on my UF love. A classmate recommended the books to me and I was hooked..."

It's funny, because she's not near my favorite anymore. But I love Mercy and Kate.

Katya wrote: "[bookcover:Lo..."

I wish that SK/KM would go back to writing historicals as well as her PNR. Those were great books. I read those before I ever picked up her PNR DarkHunters series.

I will freely admit that Anita Blake is what got me started on my UF love. A classmate recommended the books to me and I was hooked. We parted ways when it became more about her harem, but I do have some fondness for the initial books in that series.

I don't know what my damage is, but I just love assassins. Please explain to me why I can't get over them?

Does anyone else have a similar fixation?

In real life, I'm not a violent person at all!

Tammy wrote: " Danielle The Book Huntress (Self-Proclaimed Book Ninja) wrote: "Tammy wrote: "I'm gonna go with and . Both are very po..."


Here you go Tammy!

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

They have left their mark on the romance genre. Feel free to post your thoughts.

What are some books that wouldn't meet any strict classifications, but seem to have impacted the romance genre.

Please include a link and tell us why you listed them.

@S, I know what you mean. I have nothing against a capable heroine, but I love when the hero still wants to protect her regardless.

Pallavi wrote: "I guess would meet the criteria."

I would say so for my own reasons, but would love to hear yours.

April wrote: "Have you tried this new PNR series yet? "Twin Moon Ranch" by Anna Lowe. I enjoyed the first two books and can recommend them."

What's it about, April? What do you like about it.

I just love Clayton Danvers. *sigh* :)

Bone Crossed. So much love for this series.

Tammy wrote: "Reading "

Great series. I'm so behind in it. :(

Martel wrote: "I'm in !
I'll take Option D--Paranormal Dangerous Heroes, and Option F--Dangerous Historic Heroes.

Option D :
1.Angel or demon: Revenant, in Revenant by Larissa Ione==1/10
2.god or demi-god
3.Were..."

Glad you're joining us, Martel!

Dina wrote: "Thanks, Danielle! I don't think I'll be able to complete all options - I never do, LOL - but I love this challenge!"

I'm glad. You're not alone. I didn't complete the World Tour last year by a long stretch!

Paganalexandria **wicked juices bubbling over** wrote: "I consider every bodice ripper with Fabio on the cover a classic by default. lol"

Which book would you consider representative? Can you find his first cover book? Maybe we can nominate that.

Tammy wrote: "I'm gonna go with and . Both are very popular reformed rakes tales. Both are recommended over and over again. Both high..."

I would nominate those myself.

I see your point about Fifty Shades of Grey as well. We don't know how enduring it will be, but it has definitely had a mark on the genre.

Rachel wrote: "@Danielle, fair point. : )

I suppose I saw it more as a book that sort of opened the floodgates for romances featuring dangerous yet swoonworthy paranormal heroes, even though it's not a romance i..."


I see what you mean. I think that it would be going outside the genre too much to add Interview With the Vampire, since it's not a romance, but I can see why you suggested it.

Pamela(AllHoney) wrote: " Danielle The Book Huntress (Self-Proclaimed Book Ninja) wrote: "Pamela(AllHoney) wrote: "The Flame and the Flower"

Why would you consider it a classic romance novel?"

Because - pe..."

Thanks! I agreed with the choice, but it's good to hear why you nominated it.

Awesome, Larissa! Thanks for participating!