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March Challenge 2013
PNR & UF Monthly Challenge: All About HER - All About HIM DONE!!!March 1 – 31, 2013
It’s all about HER
It’s all about HIM
2/10It’s all about HER
1) “professional” woman: Dream Chaser
2) non-stereotypical profession: Red-Headed Stepchild
3) non-WASP: The Red Heart of Jade
4) Paranormal: Trace's Psychic
It’s all about HIM
1) “heroic” profession: Seduce Me in Flames
3) shapeshifter: Fury of Ice
4) vampire or incubus: Love Bites
5) magic user: Blood Spells
Mod
1/10
It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman (by which I mean one of the careers that we traditionally consider “professional”—or someone that is in middle to upper management in a “non-traditional” profession.)
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession (ex. Mercy Thompson or military or police.)
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE—ex. (again) Mercy Thompson, since she is half N.A. So heroine is African American, Hispanic, N.A., East Indian, Oriental, Middle Eastern etc.
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman)
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4) vampire Immortal Ever After by Lynsay Sands
5) He’s a magic user
(I'm waiting for Tuesday for one of my reads--that's when the new Mercy Thompson book comes out. And Mercy fits in ssooo many different categories for this Challenge.)
March 2013 PNR/UF ChallengeRead: 1/10
It's all about her:
1. Professional Woman: After Dark by Jayne Castle
2. Non-Stereotypical Profession: Calculated In Death by J.D. Robb
3. Non-WASP Heroine: The Beast in Him by Shelly Laurenston
4. Paranormal Heroine: The Last Dragonslayer by Jasper Fforde
5. Non-Perfect Heroine: "Stroke of Enticement" in Wild Invitation by Nalini Singh
It's all about him:
7. Geeky Hero: Armed & Dangerous by Abigail Roux
8. Shapeshifter: "Declaration of Courtship" in Wild Invitation by Nalini Singh
9. Vampire: Immortal Ever After by Lynsay Sands
10. Magic User: Among the Living by Jordan Castillo Price
I'm in this one will require a lot more thinking about what I'm reading I like it!!
1/10It’s all about HER
1.
2.One Grave at a Time by Jeaniene Frost
3.Hunting Season by Shelly Laurenston
4.Marked by Moonlight by Sharie Kohler
5.True Mates by Zena Wynn
It’s all about HIM
6.Hell Cop 2 by Astrid Amara
7.The Geek Job by Eve Langlais
8.Rogue by Cheryl Brooks
9.Lover At Last by J.R. Ward
10.Binding Spell by Jay Di Meo
Mod
1)She's Professoinal
2)She's Non-stereotypical Seduction and Snacks
3)She's non WASP
4)She's Paranormal Boundless
5)She's over-weight Night Play
6)He's Heroic Profession Soul of a Highlander, Melissa Mayhue 3/1/13 ★★★★
7)He’s a geek
8)He's a wolf Big Bad Beast
9)He’s a vampire The Care and Feeding of Stray Vampires
10)He’s a magic user Dark Desires After Dusk
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Completed: 2/10It's all about HER
1) Professional woman Hungry for You
2) Non-stereotypical profession The Curse
3) Non-WASP Frost Burned
4) Paranormal in the relationship Beautiful Creatures
5) Frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred Lord of the Abyss completed 3/2
It's all about HIM
1) Heroic Profession Shadow Game
2) Geeky Human The Geek Job
3) Shapeshifter Mate Claimed
4) Vampire or Incubus Edge of Dawn completed 3/3
5) Magic user Magic Unchained
TO READ
READ
It’s all about HER1) The heroine is a “professional” woman ---
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession ---
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE—ex ---
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship ---
5) Heroine is non-perfect appearing ---
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession
2) He’s a hacker, computer expert --
3) He’s a were-wolf --
4) He’s a incubus --
5) He’s a magic user ---
10/10
It's all about HER1. Professional -
2. Non-stereotypical Profesion -
3. non-WASP -
4. Paranormal -
5. Non-perfect -
It's all about HIM
6. Heroic Profession -
7. Geek -
8. Werewolf -
9. Vamp or Incubus -
10. Magic User -
0/10It’s all about HER
1 - professional woman
2 - non-stereotypical profession
3 - non-WASP
4 - Paranormal
5 - non-perfect
It’s all about HIM
1 - heroic profession
2 - geek
3 - were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4 - vampire or incubus
5 - magic user
I hope I do better this month than last!1/10
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman (by which I mean one of the careers that we traditionally consider “professional”—or someone that is in middle to upper management in a “non-traditional” profession.)
2) non-stereotypical profession Blood of Innocence
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE—ex. (again) Mercy Thompson, since she is half N.A. So heroine is African American, Hispanic, N.A., East Indian, Oriental, Middle Eastern etc.
4)
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman)
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user
2/10 doneIt’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession: Miserere: An Autum Tale by Teresa Frohock (Rachel is a warrior priest)
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user: Firelight by Kristen Callihan
3/10It’s all about HER
1) “professional” woman: Dream Chaser
2) non-stereotypical profession: Red-Headed Stepchild
3) non-WASP: The Red Heart of Jade
It’s all about HIM
1) “heroic” profession: Seduce Me in Flames
3) shapeshifter: Fury of Ice
4) vampire or incubus: Love Bites
5) magic user: Blood Spells
March 2013 PNR/UF ChallengeRead: 2/10
It's all about her:
1. Professional Woman: After Dark by Jayne Castle
2. Non-Stereotypical Profession: Calculated In Death by J.D. Robb
3. Non-WASP Heroine: The Beast in Him by Shelly Laurenston
4. Paranormal Heroine: The Last Dragonslayer by Jasper Fforde
5. Non-Perfect Heroine: "Stroke of Enticement" in Wild Invitation by Nalini Singh
It's all about him:
8. Shapeshifter: "Declaration of Courtship" in Wild Invitation by Nalini Singh
9. Vampire: Immortal Ever After by Lynsay Sands
10. Magic User: Among the Living by Jordan Castillo Price
2/10It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman (by which I mean one of the careers that we traditionally consider “professional”—or someone that is in middle to upper management in a “non-traditional” profession.) Immortally Embraced by Angie Fox 3/4
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession (ex. Mercy Thompson or military or police.) Dead Letter Day by Eileen Rendahl 3/2
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE—ex. (again) Mercy Thompson, since she is half N.A. So heroine is African American, Hispanic, N.A., East Indian, Oriental, Middle Eastern etc.
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman)
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
What a Ghoul Wants by Victoria Laurie
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user
Will post as I go...1/10 Completed:
It’s all about HER
2)Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession:
3)Heroine is non-WASP:
4)Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship:
5)Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way:
It’s all about HIM
1)The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman):
2)He’s a geek:
3)He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter:
4)He’s a vampire or incubus: A Hidden Fire by Elizabeth Hunter
5)He’s a magic user:
Read:
Completed: 3/10It's all about HER
1) Professional woman Hungry for You
2) Non-stereotypical profession The Curse completed 3/5
3) Non-WASP Frost Burned
4) Paranormal in the relationship Beautiful Creatures
5) Frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred Lord of the Abyss completed 3/2
It's all about HIM
1) Heroic Profession Shadow Game
2) Geeky Human The Geek Job
3) Shapeshifter Mate Claimed
4) Vampire or Incubus Edge of Dawn completed 3/3
5) Magic user Magic Unchained
TO READ
READ
Paranormal Romance & Urban FantasyMarch Challenge 2013
Duration: 3/1/2013 - 3/31/2013
Progress: 4 out of 10
It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman (by which I mean one of the careers that we traditionally consider “professional”—or someone that is in middle to upper management in a “non-traditional” profession.)
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession (ex. Mercy Thompson or military or police.):
Double Crossed: A Spies and Thieves Story by Ally Carter - ***** - 3/21/2013
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE—ex. (again) Mercy Thompson, since she is half N.A. So heroine is African American, Hispanic, N.A., East Indian, Oriental, Middle Eastern etc.
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way:
The Book Thief by Markus Zusak - **** - 3/29/2013
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman)
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
3) He’s a Were-Wolf or Other Shapeshifter: Dragon-Shifter:
Dragon Wytch by Yasmine Galenorn - **** - 3/5/2013
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a Magic User:
Storm Front by Jim Butcher - ***** - 3/11/2013
4/10It’s all about HER
1)
2)
3)
4) Kitty Goes to Washington
5) Twice Tempted
It’s all about HIM
1) Monster Hunter Vendetta
2) The Geek Job
3)
4) Dead, Undead, or Somewhere in Between
5) The Dark Highlander
Mod
2/10
It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman (by which I mean one of the careers that we traditionally consider “professional”—or someone that is in middle to upper management in a “non-traditional” profession.)
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession (ex. Mercy Thompson or military or police.)
3) Frost Burned by Patricia Briggs
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman)
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4) Immortal Ever After by Lynsay Sands
5) He’s a magic user
Mod
1)She's Professoinal
2)She's Non-stereotypical Seduction and Snacks
3)She's non WASP
4)She's Paranormal Boundless
5)She's over-weight Night Play
6)He's Heroic Profession Soul of a Highlander, Melissa Mayhue 3/1/13 ★★★★
7)He’s a geek
8)He's a wolf Big Bad Beast
9)He’s a vampire The Care and Feeding of Stray Vampires, Molly Harper 3/4/13 ★★★★
10)He’s a magic user Dark Desires After Dusk
Im in. Will post as I go.9/10
It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman:
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession: The Mane Event 03/06
3) Heroine is non-WASP: Bone Crossed 03/12
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship: Full Moon Rising 03/07
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way: Real Vampires Know Hips Happen 03/16
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman): Wet & Wild 03/19
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN: The Immortal Highlander 03/03
3) He’s a were-wolf or other Shapeshifter: Changeling 03/14
4) He’s a vampire or incubus: Immortal Ever After 03/03
5) He’s a magic user: The Dark Highlander 03/02
Mod
4 Books Read
Dee
3 Books Read
Drea
Kristin
Rachael
Tanya
2 Books Read
Ann aka Iftcan
Dawn (Kat N Hat)
Erin
Jen
Sandy
Michelle
1 Book Read
★ gwendolyn ★
Angie (Mind Malfunction)
Ash E
Danielle
Evil Twin One (Ange)
Fallon
Felicia (Ferishia)
Irene
Suzanne
Ninab
PNR & UF ~ March Challenge: It's All About Her & Him Duration: Mar 1 - Mar 31
Completed: 10/10
It’s all about HER:
√ 1) Professional heroine: Peach Pies and Alibis by Ellery Adams ★★★★★
√ 2) Non-stereotypical profession: Midnight Blue-Light Special by Seanan McGuire ★★★★★
√ 3) Non-WASP: Follow Her Home by Steph Cha ★★★
√ 4) Paranormal Heroine: The Rules by Stacey Kade ★★★★
√ 5) Non-perfect Heroine: The Secret of Ella and Michael by Jessica Sorenson ★★★★
It’s all about HIM:
√ 1) Heroic profession: Altered by Jennifer Rush ★★★★
√ 2) Geeky guy: Moonset by Scott Tracey ★★★★
√ 3) Were-wolf or shifter: Frost Burned by Patricia Briggs ★★★★★
√ 4) Vampire or incubus: The Dead of Winter by Lee Collins ★★★★
√ 5) Magic user:Fade to Black by Francis Knight ★★★
March 2013 PNR/UF ChallengeRead: 3/10
It's all about her:
1. Professional Woman: After Dark by Jayne Castle
2. Non-Stereotypical Profession: Calculated In Death by J.D. Robb
3. Non-WASP Heroine: The Beast in Him by Shelly Laurenston
4. Paranormal Heroine: The Last Dragonslayer by Jasper Fforde
5. Non-Perfect Heroine: "Stroke of Enticement" in Wild Invitation by Nalini Singh
It's all about him:
8. Shapeshifter: "Declaration of Courtship" in Wild Invitation by Nalini Singh
9. Vampire: Immortal Ever After by Lynsay Sands
3/10 doneIt’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession: Miserere: An Autum Tale by Teresa Frohock (Rachel is a warrior priest)
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
3) He’s a were-wolf Moonglow by Kristen Callihan
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user: Firelight by Kristen Callihan
1/5It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession (military or police.)
3)Non-WASP— So heroine is African American, Hispanic, N.A., East Indian, Oriental, Middle Eastern etc.
4) She is the Paranormal in the relationship Redemption
5) Heroine is non-perfect (don't think anyone would like to spread the pox when you touch)Jenny Pox
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman)
2)
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4) He’s a vampire or incubus - The Vampire Lestat
5) He’s a magic user
1/10IT'S ALL ABOUT HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman- My Darling Druid
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession- Magic Strikes
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE- Moon Called
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship- A Quick Bite
5)
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession- A SEAL in Wolf's Clothing
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN- The Geek Job
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter- Mating Fever
4) He’s a vampire or incubus- Lover Unbound
5) He’s a magic user- The Barbarian Prince
TO READ
READ
4/10It’s all about HER
1) “professional” woman: Dream Chaser
2) non-stereotypical profession: Red-Headed Stepchild
3) non-WASP: The Red Heart of Jade
It’s all about HIM
1) “heroic” profession: Seduce Me in Flames
3) shapeshifter: Fury of Ice
5) magic user: Blood Spells
Will post as I go...2/10 Completed:
It’s all about HER
2)Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession: Daughter of Smoke and Bone by Laini Taylor (tooth collector)
3)Heroine is non-WASP:
4)Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship: Lover Revealed by JR Ward (she's the vamp)
5)Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way:
It’s all about HIM
1)The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman):
2)He’s a geek:
3)He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter: Original Sin by Samantha Towle
5)He’s a magic user:
Read:
Mod
1)She's Professoinal Dark Desires After Dusk. Kresely Cole 3/8/13 ★★★★
2)She's Non-stereotypical Seduction and Snacks
3)She's non WASP
4)She's Paranormal Boundless
5)She's over-weight Night Play
6)He's Heroic Profession Soul of a Highlander, Melissa Mayhue 3/1/13 ★★★★
7)He’s a geek
8)He's a wolf Big Bad Beast
9)He’s a vampire The Care and Feeding of Stray Vampires, Molly Harper 3/4/13 ★★★★
10)He’s a magic user
2/101) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman (by which I mean one of the careers that we traditionally consider “professional”—or someone that is in middle to upper management in a “non-traditional” profession.)
2)
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE—ex. (again) Mercy Thompson, since she is half N.A. So heroine is African American, Hispanic, N.A., East Indian, Oriental, Middle Eastern etc.
4)
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman)
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user
4/10It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman (by which I mean one of the careers that we traditionally consider “professional”—or someone that is in middle to upper management in a “non-traditional” profession.) Immortally Embraced by Angie Fox 3/4
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession (ex. Mercy Thompson or military or police.) Dead Letter Day by Eileen Rendahl 3/2
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE—ex. (again) Mercy Thompson, since she is half N.A. So heroine is African American, Hispanic, N.A., East Indian, Oriental, Middle Eastern etc.
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
Real Vampires Don't Diet by Gerry Bartlett
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman)
Now or Never by Michele Bardsley 3/9
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
What a Ghoul Wants by Victoria Laurie 3/5
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
Immortal Ever After by Lynsay Sands
5) He’s a magic user
2/10It’s all about HER
1.
2.One Grave at a Time by Jeaniene Frost
3.Hunting Season by Shelly Laurenston
4.Marked by Moonlight by Sharie Kohler
5.
It’s all about HIM
6.Hell Cop 2 by Astrid Amara
7.The Geek Job by Eve Langlais
8.Rogue by Cheryl Brooks
9.Lover At Last by J.R. Ward
10.Binding Spell by Jay Di Meo
I'm in 10/10 READIt’s all about HER
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It’s all about HIM
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wow Tanya finished allready? and we are not even half through this month! Congrats!Question:
Does being a hunter of the supernatural, saving mankind and stuff, suffice as a heroic profession???
READ: 2/10 It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman (by which I mean one of the careers that we traditionally consider “professional”—or someone that is in middle to upper management in a “non-traditional” profession.)
2) Through Violet Eyes - Stephen Woodworth (psychic with government)
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE—ex. (again) Mercy Thompson, since she is half N.A. So heroine is African American, Hispanic, N.A., East Indian, Oriental, Middle Eastern etc.
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
✔5) The Dragon Who Loved Me - G.A. Aiken (heroine is a warrior with major scars) 3/6
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman)
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
✔5) Master of Shadows - Angela Knight (magic user) 3/7
Irene wrote: "wow Tanya finished allready? and we are not even half through this month! Congrats!Question:
Does being a hunter of the supernatural, saving mankind and stuff, suffice as a heroic profession???"
Thanks I'm a very fast reader so I love these challenges it makes me look for books I might not have considered reading.
Read through my books just wondering which book you were thinking about....
Tanya wrote: "Irene wrote: "wow Tanya finished allready? and we are not even half through this month! Congrats!Question:
Does being a hunter of the supernatural, saving mankind and stuff, suffice as a heroic ..."
I was thinking about reading The Hunter by Theresa Meyers for the challenge for number 1 about him! Seems like an interesting book!
4/10 doneIt’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman Steel's Edge by Ilona Andrews
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession: Miserere: An Autum Tale by Teresa Frohock (Rachel is a warrior priest)
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
3) He’s a were-wolf Moonglow by Kristen Callihan
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user: Firelight by Kristen Callihan
Mod
It's not my challenge but I'd say yes.
Mod
March 2013 PNR/UF ChallengeRead: 6/10
It's all about her:
2. Non-Stereotypical Profession: Calculated In Death by J.D. Robb
3. Non-WASP Heroine: The Beast in Him by Shelly Laurenston
4. Paranormal Heroine: The Last Dragonslayer by Jasper Fforde
It's all about him:
9. Vampire: Immortal Ever After by Lynsay Sands
Updating March 2013 PNR/UF Challenge ~ It's All About Her & Him Duration: 4/1/2013 - 4/31/2013
Completed: 10/10 CHALLENGE COMPLETED
It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman:
✔Don't Hex with Texas - Enchanted, Inc 04 - Shanna Swendson 5★'s (Mar 6, 2013) Katie is Exec of Marketing
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession:
✔Gone to Green - Green 01 - Judy Christie 4★'s (Mar 12, 2013) Louis Newspaper Owner & Editor
3) Heroine is non-WASP:
✔ Moon Called - Mercy Thompson 01 - Patricia Briggs 5★'s (Mar 24, 2013) 288 pgs Mercy Thompson 1/2 Native American
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship:
✔ River Marked - Mercy Thompson 06 - Patricia Briggs 5★'s (Mar 31, 2013) Mercy Thompson & Adam Hauptman
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way:
✔Enchanted, Inc. - Enchanted, Inc 01 - Shanna Swendson 5★'s (Mar 2, 2013) Meek in first job in Manhatten, average looking and immune to magic
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman):
✔Sweet Talk - Julie Garwood 5★'s (Mar 13, 2013) Grayson is FBI
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN:
✔ No Quest For The Wicked - Enchanted, Inc 01 - Shanna Swendson 5★'s (Mar 8, 2013) Owen has lost his magic and is now human, but still is a genius.
3) He’s a were-wolf or other Shapeshifter:
✔Iron Kissed - Mercy Thompson 03 - Patricia Briggs 5★'s (Mar , 2013) Adam Hauptman Werewolf
4) He’s a vampire or incubus:
✔ Blood Bound - Mercy Thompson 02 - Patricia Briggs 5★'s (Mar 26, 2013) Stefan Vampire
5) He’s a magic user:
✔ Once Upon Stilettos - Enchanted, Inc 01 - Shanna Swendson 5★'s (Mar , 2013) Owen is a Warlock in this book.
5/10It’s all about HER
1) “professional” woman: Dream Chaser
2) non-stereotypical profession: Melting Iron
3) non-WASP: The Red Heart of Jade
It’s all about HIM
1) “heroic” profession: Seduce Me in Flames
5) magic user: Blood Spells
6/10It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman (by which I mean one of the careers that we traditionally consider “professional”—or someone that is in middle to upper management in a “non-traditional” profession.)
Immortally Embraced by Angie Fox 3/4
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession (ex. Mercy Thompson or military or police.)
Dead Letter Day by Eileen Rendahl 3/2
3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE—ex. (again) Mercy Thompson, since she is half N.A. So heroine is African American, Hispanic, N.A., East Indian, Oriental, Middle Eastern etc.
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
Peach Pies and Alibis 3/12
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
Real Vampires Don't Diet by Gerry Bartlett
It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman)
Now or Never by Michele Bardsley 3/9
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
What a Ghoul Wants by Victoria Laurie 3/5
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
Immortal Ever After by Lynsay Sands 3/11
5) He’s a magic user
Paranormal Romance & Urban Fantasy
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It's all about HER
1) Professional woman Hungry for You
2) Non-stereotypical profession The Curse
3) Non-WASP Frost Burned
4) Paranormal in the relationship Beautiful Creatures
5) Frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred Lord of the Abyss completed 3/2
It's all about HIM
1) Heroic Profession Shadow Game
2) Geeky Human The Geek Job
3) Shapeshifter Mate Claimed
4) Vampire or Incubus Edge of Dawn
5) Magic user Magic Unchained
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