Pamela(AllHoney)’s Comments (group member since Jan 27, 2010)

Pamela(AllHoney)’s comments from the Dangerous Hero Addict Support Group group.

Julie Garwood's Medievals

Courtney .*. Vhibrant .*. wrote: "Someone help!!! I have to choose between several different books to read next:

[b..."

My personal choice would be Honour's Splendor or The Prize.

I, too, am in a tie between Leo of and Jack from

but I think I'm going to go with Leo. He had such lovely things to say to Marks. Swoon worthy for sure. Jack was great but fought it too hard IMHO.

UniquelyMoi *~*Dhestiny*~* wrote: "I can read really fast too. Easily 20 books in a day if I put my mind to it.

Now, ask me how much I remember? Or the names of the books? Or if I actually read them or used them more like a fan? ;)"

lol I could never read 20 a day. My tops per day is maybe 3 or 4 silhouettes/harlequins.

I could read the synopsis of 20 books though :)

In no particular order... a mix of HR and RS authors.
1. Julie Garwood
2. Linda Howard
3. Johanna Lindsey
4. Lori Foster
5. Lisa Kleypas
6. Julia Quinn
7. Jaycee Clark
8. Allison Brennan
9. Judith McNaught
10. Elizabeth Hoyt
11. Lisa Marie Rice/Elizabeth Jennings
12. Pamela Clare
13. Catherine Anderson
14. Marliss Melton
15. Marsha Canham

haha, I like the sleeping idea! lol

A hard question since there are some great fairy tales out there. I do like Sleeping Beauty, Beauty and the Beast and Rapunzel but I think it would have to be either Princess and the Pea or Rumpelstiltskin or The Ugly Duckling.

Kathy Anne, Hubby tells stories of how he'd take the "short cut" to shore patrol with the rowdy, mouthy drunks, through the hilly golf course and those guys didn't have any seatbelts back there. Of course, that meant he had to hose down the back of the paddy wagon (van) when he got back and had to survive the smell. lol

Zee, Not really. He was already reforming when I met him. He still had a little mischief in him for a few years but mellowed with age.

Edit to add - He worked shore patrol in the US Navy when I met him. So he was bad to the bad guys lol :)

My hubby used to be a bad boy but it was before I met him. He tells stories of some of the things he once did like throwing a boy out the window at school because he wouldn't let him copy his paper. But he is a good boy now.

Carol wrote: "Pamela(AllHoney) wrote: "Carol wrote: "Why is it that no heroes/heroines have spots, achne, uneven teeth, bad breathe, smelly feet etc etc ....."

Well, that's a good question. Personally, I woul..."

I remember reading one not too long along where the hero had pock marks on his face. I think it was Elizabeth Hoyt but I'm not sure.

Carol wrote: "Why is it that no heroes/heroines have spots, achne, uneven teeth, bad breathe, smelly feet etc etc ....."

Well, that's a good question. Personally, I wouldn't want them to. I like the "perfect" hero/heroine. But seriously, I have read a few books where the H/h were less than perfect.

Courtney .*. Vhibrant .*. wrote: "I'm gonna be honest...I haven't come across a Garwood book that I haven't loved. She writes romance beautifully and you'll probably be fine w/ whatever book of hers you choose. <3"

Yes, even her worst is worth reading :)

I, on the other hand, haven't read any Garwood book I didn't like. Of course, there are some I've liked and then some I loved. I'm not overly crazy about her contemporaries but I still liked them. I absolutely loved all the ones East mentioned, even the ones she didn't care for.

Thank YOU, Danielle!

Alistair Munroe from To Beguile a Beast by Elizabeth Hoyt receives my March vote. Another tortured hero in a charming beauty and the beast tale.

My February hero is Ciaran Tamberlane from My Forever Love by Marsha Canham.
He is a virgin hero that was once a Templar. He's tortured but still honorable. A man with true heart.

I was torn between Harry from Tempt Me at Twilight and Marcus from Revealed but ultimately I choose Marcus because I felt he was a more honorable and likable hero.

Hard to pick one for April because I was in a bit of a reading rut. But I'm going with Lord Stephen Barrett in Red Roses Mean Love by Jacquie D'Alessandro

Lady Danielle "The Book Huntress" wrote: "Well, I wasn't. But if you think it's a good idea, I can."

Doesn't really matter to me but if you are going to do a Hero of the Year it would make more sense to me personally.

Are you going to go back to January? Just curious :)