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.

I would consider Winter a dangerous hero, if that helps.

You're kicking butt, Dina!

I made the change, Marta, and added you, Nicole.

This is a promo, so it needs to be posted in that section. Next time, you will have your thread deleted.

Welcome, Angela!

Jais wrote: "Kryptonite wrote: "Behind Closed Doors
The hero was stalkerific but I didn't think it was in a good way."

Seth was definitely rough. And cameras... wow. However, it worked for me, ha..."

It's a great series, no doubt!

Laura wrote: " Danielle The Book Huntress (Angels Weep For Goodreads) wrote: "Glad you are joining us, Laura!"

Thank you, your challenges are great!"

Thanks, Laura!

Update: 3/9/14
Level: Love Doctor
Completed: 10/12

DONE 1. Let Love Rule!: Read a book that has a sublimely happy ending in which love conquers all. City of Jasmine by Deanna Rayburn 2/27
DONE 3. Black History Month: Saga, Volume 3 by Brian K. Vaughan (heroine is black) 2/8
DONE 4. Love Stinks!:Eternal Demon by Laura Wright 2/5
DONE 5. How do you say I love you?: For this challenge, I will give you the phrase, “I love you.” “Ani Ohev/Ohevet Otach”—Hebrew--The Daily Devotional Series: The Gospel of John 2/22 (about Jesus and John who is of Hebrew descent)
DONE 6. Honest Abe!: he was very tall (6’4”), he was considered homely or unattractive-- (Hero has scars and is tall) Betting the Rainbow by Jodi Thomas 2/22
DONE 8. When they first met: Read a book that has a very unique ‘first meeting’ between the main couple.--Standing in the Shadows by Shannon McKenna--hero was heroine's dad's mentor and partner in the FBI 2/9
DONE 9. Love in other forms: Love isn’t just of the romantic variety. Read a book that showcases another kind of love., Philia-Friendship--Everville, The First Pillar by Roy Huff 2/5
DONE 10. Let’s Celebrate!: International Friendship Day--Encounters of Sherlock Holmes by various (Holmes and Watson are friends) 2/17
DONE 11. They Celebrate That Day in February?: Hellblazer, Volume 3: The Fear Machine by Jamie Delano (Working Naked Day--hero uses sex to save the day)
2/15
DONE 12. Leap Day: Leap Day only comes around every four years, so we’ll honor it by throwing in a few book for you. Pick any book you want to read for this one--Crimes Against Magic by Steve McHugh 2/27

Natalie wrote: "I've upped my challenge from 15 to 20 books, just to let you know :-)"

Okay. I'll change it on the list. Thanks!

Welcome, Angela!

Jessica, I am also a fan of Locke. Glad you're enjoying that series.

I love Aeron too, Anne. Also love Lucian. Need to get back into that series.

*edited for auto correct nonsense*

Just wanted to say how much I appreciate your participating in the monthly challenges, ladies. :-)

They don't have to be dangerous for all the lists, Andrea.

Which hero claimed your heart in February? Tell us why.

Sonya Heaney wrote: "I ended up reading and it turned out to be one of my favourite historical reads in a long time. The hero has social anxiety - it makes you really fe..."

Sounds like a good one!

Welcome, Elisabet!

The March challenge is posted:

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

Congrats to everyone who participated!

The March challenge is posted:

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

DHASG March Challenge

Introduction: The third month of 2014 is here already! Hard to believe! March has some distinctive features that we'll celebrate in this monthly challenge. Hope you participate!


Instructions:

1. Each participant can can sign up at any time from the opening of thread and post their final stats when finished.
2. Books must be read between March 1st and March 31st, 2014
3. One book counts for one part of the challenge.
4. Books can be of any genre unless specifically stated.

Levels:
1. Roaring like a Lion!: Read 10-12 books
2. Pot of Gold: Read 5-9 books
3. Frolicking like a lamb: Read 4 books


1.Parlez-vous français?: March 20 is International Francophone Day, which celebrates French language and culture. Read a book that does the same in any small or large way.
2.As Young as You Feel: March 22nd is the day where youth is eternal. Read a book with an older than typical lead character or a young adult/middle grade/juvenile book.
3.National Reading Day: March 2nd is National Reading Day. Read a book that celebrates books and reading in some way. Let us know what you choose in parentheses.
4.Don't Worry, Be Happy!: March 20th is International Day of Happiness. Read a book that makes you happy!
5. International Woman's Day!: To celebrate womanhood, pick a book with a standout heroine, a woman you could see as your friend, or who is in some way a role model to you.
6. 3.14: Pi Day is March 14, and it celebrates the mathematical constant π (pi), or 3.14. Read a book with a scientist, mathematician, or someone who appreciates the sciences and math. You could also read a book with someone who bakes (pies, etc) or even loves eating baked goods. If you can come up with another way to use, go for it, but let us know what you choose in parentheses.
7. Pisces: The Fish: Pisces is one of the birth signs for March. Pisces are known for the following traits: imaginative, kind, compassionate, intuitive, sensitive, selfless, escapist, idealistic, weak-willed, over-sensitive, lazy about things they don't care about, and pessimistic. Read a book that has a character with any of these traits, or you can read a book that brings to mind the fish symbol of Pisces.
8. Cabin Fever Month: March is the month of Cabin Fever. Read a book with main character(s) who are stranded together, for whatever reason.
9. Erin Go Bragh!: Not only is March 17th St. Patrick's Day, but March is Irish-American Heritage Month. Celebrate Ireland and Irish heritage by reading a book with characters who are Irish (of Irish descent), set in Ireland, or a book that has the colors of green, white and orange on the cover (a combination of at least two of these).
10. No Homework Day/Spring Break!: We all need a break, so you get any book you want for this challenge to celebrate both holidays/events for March.
11. Awkward Moments Day: March 18th is for those of us who seem to have plenty of awkward moments in our lives. Read a book with a character who has a very unfortunate awkward moment, although things turn out well in the end.
12. Single Parents Need Love Too!: To celebrate National Single Parent's Day on March 21st, read a book with a single parent character who finds love.

Information about March and images taken from websites I don't own.



Challenge Participants List:

Tina Theresa
Suzanne
Danielle The Book Huntress