Fans of Interracial Romance discussion

BkGurl wrote: "I've been sucked into the 50 Shades triolgy. I've had a few eye-rolling moments but I am liking it more than I thought I would."

I've heard so much about it and I'm curious, so I'll eventually read it. Glad you're liking it!

I'm currently reading this Gone Missing. It's pretty good so far. I like it.

BkGurl wrote: "I've been sucked into the 50 Shades triolgy. I've had a few eye-rolling moments but I am liking it more than I thought I would."

That's good to know BkGurl. I have the first book, and have plans of starting it really soon.

@Gwen and @Michelle - My book club read book 1, so I gave into the hype over it. Once you read the first book you have no choice but to continue on to the others...I'm on book 3 now. Honestly, I thought it'd be way more objectionable and/or offensive based on the media's review...it's erotic (there's A LOT of sexing) but I've read way more objectionable content before.

@BkGirl. The reason I want to read it is because I've heard so much in the media about it. A friend of mine has read book 1 and is now on book 2. She says it's an alright read.

I can't seem to stick to any one book lately - IR or otherwise. I'm starting . I'm hoping that getting back to some of the series that I started long ago will get me out of my reading funk.

I was in a bad book slump earlier this month, end of last month. Thankfully, I'm doing better. I hope your reading funk ends soon, Michelle!


I'm doing my GhostWalkers reread and I'm a happy camper.

Also just finished Rosemary and Rue, very good UF.

Starting

Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress wrote: "I was in a bad book slump earlier this month, end of last month. Thankfully, I'm doing better. I hope your reading funk ends soon, Michelle!


I'm doing my GhostWalkers reread and I'm a happy campe..."


Sounds good. I heard Seanan McGuire was a good writer. I wanted to read some books by that author as well.

(I like UF too. :D )

Worth a try, especially if you like UF, Robin.

I just started

I'm reading the Compass Ranch/Compton Brothers Series...not all that jazzed by it. Everyone says the last book,Western Ties, is the best but I'm not sure I'll get to it. So upsetting when a series is underwhelming...I'm too anal so when I start, I feel bad not finishing it (weird, I know!) :(

I just finished reading a really good YA book:

This is such a great book- highly recommend it.

In addition to my IR read, I've decided to start .

I'm reading right now. I checked it out from the library. That and a galley from NetGalley.

RobinRaven wrote: "I'm reading right now. I checked it out from the library. That and a galley from NetGalley."

I have that one too. I was planning on reading it for a local book club.

Okay - here's another newbie question: How does a book meet the criteria of non-interracial? All characters are WASP?

How come so many comments have black squares in place of book titles?

Lilith wrote: "Okay - here's another newbie question: How does a book meet the criteria of non-interracial? All characters are WASP?"

I guess the criteria for a book to considered non-interracial romance the main couple would be of the same race.

Lilith wrote: "How come so many comments have black squares in place of book titles?"

I'm not sure what you mean for that one. Let me look through some of the older posts to try to find some of the black squares.

Lilith wrote: "How come so many comments have black squares in place of book titles?"

It happens when you use characters that the site doesn't work bc of HTML

I don't see the black squares in place of book titles on my computer or my phone. Maybe some of the other member are experiencing the same thing and will chime in soon, as I'm not the most computer savvy person.

It happens when I use the GR app on my phone and iPad when ppl add book cover images to their posts. Nothing you can do to change it.

BkGurl wrote: "It happens when I use the GR app on my phone and iPad when ppl add book cover images to their posts. Nothing you can do to change it."

Oh I get it now. Thanks BkGurl :)

In addition to my IR reads, I've started reading . I needed something non-IR to read right now.

✿Michelle✿ wrote: "In addition to my IR reads, I've started reading . I needed something non-IR to read right now."

I loved Spider Bite, bought the next one in the series haven't read it yet :-)

Spider's Bite was really good.

I'm over halfway done with ...it's a humorous read (I can't stop laughing at the tactics of these women-what they will do for food never ceases to amaze me), just not as erotic as I thought it would be after reading the blurb.

Just started Love Unrehearsed. It's a sequel and I enjoyed book 1.

Midnight Call by Keyonna Davis

Still on . Still think it's good.

I'm reading really enjoying it.

I'm on book 3 of Crissy Smith's Were Chronicles...they're short reads. The first book was okay but I found myself liking book two more. I just felt the h/h had more chemistry, a better connection.

Finished reading which was really good. Now I'm reading which I am loving the story.

I love the Psy/Changeling series. Unfortunately, I am three books behind on it. :(

Just finish reading two I/R books that were not good. Starting "Harlot" by Keith Thomas Walker. I always get a satisfying read from him.

I'm reading

I just finished Gabriel's Inferno yesterday and started on the sequel today.

How did you like Gabriel's Inferno, Pagan?

Tracey wrote: "Just finish reading two I/R books that were not good. Starting "Harlot" by Keith Thomas Walker. I always get a satisfying read from him."

You sound like me, when I get frustrated from reading bad IR books I have to douse the badness with my favorite non-IR authors. I'll have to check out Mr. Thomas, never read any of his books.

ATM I'm reading Never Let Her Go

Just started

I'm reading Insufferable Proximityby Z. Stefani.

Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress wrote: "How did you like Gabriel's Inferno, Pagan?"

I was about to ask the same thing. I've heard mixed feelings, mostly good but still mixed, about that book series.

Just finished a couple of really good ones:

by Darynda Jones. The whole Charley Davidson series is awesome.

by Sarah Mayberry, she is my only Harlequin autobuy.

@Tina : I head Suddenly, You was really good. :)

I'm rereading Julie Garwood's The Wedding for the thousandth time :D

I'm reading
It's very sweet:-)

Read last week.One of the best I've read in a while. 20% into

The Wedding is such a good book. Garwood definitely writes feel good books!