March Challenge 2013

[Ann aka Iftcan]

Hey guys--I am "hosting" this month's challenge. Here it is for you all to start planning (in your whole 10 hours you have left before March 1.)

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) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user

[Jennifer]

Sounds fun. I'll give it a try and will post as it go.


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) Poison Princess Kresley Cole read 3-14-13
5) Ghouls Just Want to Have Fun Kathleen Bacus read 3-7-13 *nickname is Calamity Jayne and she has super curly, crazy, uncooperative hair

It’s all about HIM
1) The Cereal Murders Diane Mott Davidson read 3-4-13 *Tom is a police officer
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
3) A Tale of Two Demon Slayers Angie Fox read 3-13-13 *Dimitri is a griffin
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user

[Shannon]

I'm in.

Progress: 2/10

Her

2)Radio Talk-Show Host - Kitty Takes a Holiday by Carrie Vaughn --Read 03/10



Him

1)FBI Agent - Mary, Mary by James Patterson --Read 03/19

[Maria]

I'm in! :)

March 2013 PNR Challenge

Read: 5/10

1. A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman: Reflected in You by Sylvia Day

2. Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession: Kiss the Dead by Laurell K. Hamilton

3. Heroine is non-WASP: Frost Burned by Patricia Briggs

4. Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship:
Beautiful Creatures by Kami Garcia

5. Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way: Poppy Done to Death by Charlaine Harris

6. The hero is in a “heroic” profession: Lover At Last by J.R. Ward

7. He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN: Ghouls Just Haunt to Have Fun by Victoria Laurie

8. He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
The Accidental Genie by Dakota Cassidy

9. He’s a vampire or incubus:
Deeper Than Midnight by Lara Adrian

10. He’s a magic user:
The Highlander's Touch by Karen Marie Moning

[Barbara ★]

I'm not sure what I'm reading this month but I'll commit to 5.

READ: 0/5

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) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user

[*Angela*]

I'm in. A lot of what I have planned for March isn't PR, but I'll give it a try.


0/10 complete

It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman: Secrets After Dark
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession: Ever After
3) Heroine is non-WASP—
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship: Opal
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): A Touch of Crimson
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

To Read:

[Dee]

Im in. Will post as I go.

4/10
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:
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: The Immortal Highlander 03/03
3) He’s a were-wolf or other Shapeshifter:
4) He’s a vampire or incubus: Immortal Ever After 03/03
5) He’s a magic user: The Dark Highlander 03/02

[Sandy]

I'm in for this one.
10/10

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.)
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.
The Trouble With Fate by Leigh Evans 3/14
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 3/15

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
What's a Witch to Do? by Jennifer Harlow 3/16
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
Immortal Ever After by Lynsay Sands 3/11
5) He’s a magic user
Unshapely Things by Mark del Franco 3/17

[AndaM]

Monthly Reading Challenges > March Challenge 2013
0/10

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) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user

[Ninab (Honesty is the Best Policy)]

I'm game.

10/10

It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman - The Beast in Him ***completed 3/8***
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession - Touched ***completed 3/11***
3) Heroine is non-WASP - Frost Burned ***completed 3/7***
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship - My Sister is a Werewolf ***completed 3/15***
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way. - Wild Invitation ***completed 3/5***


It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman) - Hidden Crimes ***completed 3/4***
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN - The Geek Job ***completed 3/4***
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter - Black Gold ***completed 3/2***
4) He’s a vampire or incubus - Once Bitten ***completed 3/17***
5) He’s a magic user - Move Me ***completed 3/21***

[Kira]

I'm in. I will post as I go.

[Desiree M ~*~*~]

I'm in and I'll post my list later.

[Dawn (Kat N Hat)]

Love this one. I think it will fit nicely with the books I need to read this month too.

[Angie]

I'm in :)

It’s all about HER
1) Naked Edge - Pamela Clare
2) The Indigo Spell - Richelle Mead
3) Stygian's Honor - Lora Leigh
4) Before I Wake - Kathryn Smith
5) Complicated - Zannie Adams


It’s all about HIM
1) Whisper No Lies - Cindy Gerard
2) The Lady Is A Vamp - Lynsay Sands
3) Wild About You - Kerrelyn Sparks
4) Salvation of the Damned - Theresa Meyer
5) Heart of Atlantis - Alyssa Day

[Ezi]

MARCH CHALLENGE!
Read 0 out of 10

It’s all about HER
1) Professional woman: Widow’s Web
2) non-stereotypical profession: Deadly Sting
3) non-WASP: Frost Burned
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship: The Eternity Cure
5) Frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing: ScarletORClub Shadowlands

OR

It’s all about HIM
6) “Heroic” profession: Hard Evidence ORCut & Run
7) Geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert: TBA
8) Were-wolf or other shapeshifter: Night PlayORSerpent's Kiss
9) Vampire or incubus: Lover At Last
10) Magic user: Sweet Blood of Mine

OR OR

[*Ash*]

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) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user

[Sheri]

I'm in!
0/10 read

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) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user

[Felicia (Ferishia)]

0/10


It’s all about HER
1.Dark Seduction by Brenda Joyce
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

[Cindy (Squin)]

March Her and Him Challenge

Completed 10/10

It’s all about HER

1)"Professional” woman - Insatiable - Meg Cabot 3/18
2)Non-stereotypical profession - Halfway to the Grave - Jeaniene Frost 3/5
3)Non-WASP - Narcissus in Chains - Laurell K Hamilton 3/14
4)Is the Paranormal in the relationship - Guardians of Stone - Anita Clenney 3/6
5)Frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect- Cat's Meow - Nicole Austin 3/17



It’s all about HIM

1)"Heroic” profession - To Desire a Devil - Elizabeth Hoyt 3/28
2)Geek - To Beguile a Beast - Elizabeth Hoyt 3/13
3)Werewolf/ shapeshifter - Shadow's Edge - JT Geissinger 3/29
4)Vampire/ incubus- One Foot in the Grave - Jeaniene Frost 3/7
5)Magic user - Eternal Kiss of Darkness - Jeaniene Frost 3/27

[Erin]

I'm in. I'll try to get a list together later.

[Drea]

I'm in!!
0/10

It’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
5) non-perfect: Accidental Abduction



It’s all about HIM
1) “heroic” profession: Seduce Me in Flames
2) geek: The Geek Job
3) shapeshifter: Fury of Ice
4) vampire or incubus: Love Bites
5) magic user: Blood Spells

[Tina]

I am in.

7/10 Completed

It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman: Living with the Dead by Kelly Armstrong - Completed 3/24
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession: Moonshifted by Cassie Alexander Completed 3/31/2013
3) Heroine is non-WASP: Taken by Storm by Jennifer Lynn Barnes Completed 3/5
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship: Carnival of Souls by Melissa Marr Completed 3/13
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way: Crimson Frost by Jennifer Estep Completed 3/8


It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman):
2) He’s a geek: Ghost of a Dream by Simon R Green Completed 3/27
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter:
4) He’s a vampire or incubus:
5) He’s a magic user: Death Masks by Jim Butcher - Completed 3/22

[Jen]

I'm in!!

1/10

It’s all about HER

1) Web of Lies
2) House Rules - 3/3
3) Moon Called
4) Kitty Goes to Washington
5) Twice Tempted

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) Bloodright
4) Dead, Undead, or Somewhere in Between
5) The Dark Highlander

[Jenny]

I'll give this a shot but don't think that I'll get through 10 so I'll try for 6. Will post as I go.

0 / 6

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) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user

[Ashley]

In

[Maria]

I'm in!

[Delaney]

I'm in. This is helping with my TBR.
0/10

IT'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) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way-.The Wanderer

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

[Irene ~ Witchy Reads]

Im in, Ive got to look at my TBR pile to see if I can find others that fit these descriptions! This is going to be fun!

0/5

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 Redemption
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 (book reading)geek/HUMAN Beautiful Creatures
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
4) He’s a vampire or incubus - The Vampire Lestat (since last month I didn't have time to read it!)
5) He’s a magic user

[Patricia]

I'm in
0/10

It’s all about HER
1)A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman
Nightshifted Cassie Alexander
2)Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession
Blood Winter Diana Pharaoh Francis
3)Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE
Frost Burned Patricia Briggs
4)Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
Night Forbidden Joss Ware
5)Heroine is non-perfect appearing in some way.
Black City Christina Henry

It’s all about HIM
1)The hero is in a “heroic” profession
Lover at Last J.R Ward
2)He’s HUMAN
Night Resurrected Joss Ware
3)He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
Fear the Darkness Alexandra Ivy
4)He’s a vampire or incubus
Driving Mr Dead Molly Harper
5)He’s a magic user
Hounded Kevin Hearne

[Beth]

0/10 complete

It’s all about HER
1) Heroine is a “professional” woman: Kiss of Crimson
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 non-perfect: Demon Hunting in the Deep South

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: Twice Bitten.
5) He’s a magic user:

.

[Pat aka Tygyr]

I'm in.

[Dawn (Kat N Hat)]

Just throwing in a reminder since we have a lot of new participants.

Please, repost your list as you update, don't just update your existing list.

[Courtney]

I am so down for this, will fill in once I'm home and not at work:

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) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user

[Nikki]

Hmmmm. This will be interesting.

Completed: 9/10

It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman: The Turning(03/02/2013)
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession: The Awakening(03/05/2013)
3) Heroine is non-WASP—: Minion(03/03/2013)
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship: Sucker Bet(3/10/2013)
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way: Real Vampires Have Curves

It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman): Darkness Everlasting(3/9/2013)
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN:What's a Ghoul to Do? (3/16/2013)
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter: Beyond The Darkness(3/8/2013)
4) He’s a vampire or incubus: High Stakes(3/9/2013)
5) He’s a magic user: Bound By Darkness(3/7/2013)

[Delia]

Ok I'm game... Lets see if I do a better job this month.

10/10
Done! right at the wire

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.) Not your Ordinary Fairie Tale ~ Christine Warren (reporter)
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession (ex. Mercy Thompson or military or police.)
Beast Behaving Badly- Shelly Laurenston (Roller derby)
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.
Frost Burned ~ Patricia Briggs
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship ~ Howl at the Moon Christine Warren
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way. The Mane Event ~ Shelly Laurenston (really big feet/ work aholic)

It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman) -
A Highland Werewolf wedding ~ Terry Spear
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
Farside - Ben Bova
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter ~ The mane attraction ~ Shelly Laurenston
4) He’s a vampire or incubus~ Immortal craving ~ Kendra Leigh Castle
5) He’s a magic user - Vicious Grace ~ M.L.N Hanover

The Mane Event

[Danielle Book Boss]

Not sure if I make it to ten but we'll see!

1 / 10

It’s all about HER

1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman CEO Phantom Pleasures
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession DETECTIVE Bound by Blood
3) Heroine is non-WASP— N.A. Bone Crossed
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) DETECTIVE Dark Bayou
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter FOX Storm Born
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
5) He’s a magic user

[Heather]

Read: 8/10


1) Professional Woman - Calculated in Death 3/13
2) Non-Stereotypical Profession - Midnight Blue-Light Special 3/9
3) Non-WASP -
4) Heroine Paranormal - Beautiful Creatures 3/18
5) Heroine is Non-perfect -

It’s all about HIM
1) Heroic profession - Dawnkeepers 3/26
2) He’s a geek - The Geek Job 3/8
3) He’s a Shape-shifter - Midnight Reckoning 3/5
4) He’s a Vampire - Wicked as They Come 3/31
5) He’s a magic user - Nightkeepers 3/7

[Erin]

March 2013 PNR/UF Challenge

Read: 0/10

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:

6. Heroic Profession: Divide & Conquer by Madeleine Urban and Abigail Roux
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

[Nicole]

t’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) Kitty's big trouble by Carrie Vaughn
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.
read4)Girls just haunt to have fun
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

[harlequin {Stephanie}]

I want to join!


10/10

It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman
The Hunchback Assignments

2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession (military or police.)
Wanderlust

3) Heroine is non-WASP—since so many of them ARE—ex.
The Devil's Kiss - Pakistani

4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
Coyote Dreams

5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
City of a Thousand Dolls




It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession
Awakenings

2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
Ashen Winter

3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
Changeless

4) He’s a vampire or incubus
Blood Prophecy

5) He’s a magic user
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

[Amyiw]

10/8
I didn't get all 10 last month so I'm going to put a 8 book goal this month. I'm just not getting as much read time.

1) heroine is a “professional” woman in a “non-traditional” profession.)
A Hidden Fire by Elizabeth Hunter
2) Heroine non-stereotypical profession
Web of Lies by Jennifer Estep
3) Heroine is non-WASP
River Marked by Patricia Briggs
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship
Frost Burned by Patricia Briggs
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way.
Timeless by Gail Carriger

It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman)
True Colors by Thea Harrison
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN
Vengeance in Death by J.D. Robb
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
Hunting Ground by Patricia Briggs
4) He’s a vampire or incubus
Wicked as They Come by Delilah S. Dawson
5) He’s a magic user
The Iron King by Julie Kagawa

[★ gwiz ★]

March 2013 PNR/UF Challenge ~ It's All About Her & Him
Duration: 4/1/2013 - 4/31/2013
Completed: 4/10

It’s all about HER
1) A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman:
✔Don't Hex with Texas - Enchanted, Inc 01 - Shanna Swendson 5★'s (Mar 6, 2013) Katie is Exec of Marketing

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:
✔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):

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:

4) He’s a vampire or incubus:

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.

[Ashley]

Will post as I go...

0/10 Completed:

It’s all about HER
1)A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman: Redemption by Susannah Sandlin (Doctor)
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:
5)He’s a magic user:

[♥¸.•*´Tanya`*•.¸♥]

I'm in 10/10 READ

It’s all about HER
1) Heroine works for Order of Knights Magic Bites
2) Heroine is a Mechanic Moon Called
3) Heroine is non-WASPBlood Bound
4) Heroine is Physic Glimpse
5) Heroine is scarred,branded Branded

It’s all about HIM
1) He's Security detail Soul Deep
2) He’s a geek,Psychologist HUMANA Quick Bite
3) He’s a shapeshifter, Dragon Fury of Fire
4) He’s a vampire Rise of the Fallen
5) He’s a magic user Betrayal of Magic

[Shuling]

I'll try and post as I go. :)

Target: 5/5

It’s all about HER

1)A book where the heroine is a “professional” woman
Second Grave on the Left Read 26/3
2)Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession
The Mane Event Read 11/3
3)Heroine is non-WASP
Magic Bleeds Read 6/3
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
3)He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter
Big Bad Bite Read 26/3
4)He’s a vampire or incubus
Twice Bitten Read 18/3
5)He’s a magic user

[Irene ~ Witchy Reads]

1/5

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 Redemption
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) Book reading geek/HUMAN: Beautiful Creatures 2/3 ★★★★★
3) He’s a were-wolf or shapeshifter :
4) He’s a vampire or incubus: The Vampire Lestat
5) He’s a magic user:

Read:

[Kristin]

I'm in! 1/10


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

TO READ

READ

[Belkis]

I'm in, will post when I have my selections :)

10/10 Done!

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.) Beautiful Bastard Read 3/6 ****
2) Heroine is engaged in a non-stereotypical profession (ex. Mercy Thompson or military or police.) Greta and the Goblin King Read 3/17 ***
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. The Assassin's Curse Read 3/26 ****
4) Heroine is the Paranormal in the relationship. Poison Princess Read 3/17 *****
5) Heroine is frumpy, shy, geeky, over-weight, scarred or is non-perfect appearing in some way. Splintered Read 3/25 **



It’s all about HIM
1) The hero is in a “heroic” profession (police, soldier, fireman) Born of Night Read 3/21 ****
2) He’s a geek—scientist, teacher, hacker, computer expert, and, for a preference, HUMAN. Shadow of Night Read 3/13 ****
3) He’s a were-wolf or other shapeshifter Shifting Dreams Read 3/24 ****
4) He’s a vampire or incubus. Twice Tempted Read 3/27 *****
5) He’s a magic user. The Iron Knight Read 3/9 ****

[Danielle]

In, I think I'll post as I go.
1/10 done

It’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

[Drea]

1/10


It’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
5) non-perfect: Accidental Abduction★★★★ 3/2/13



It’s all about HIM
1) “heroic” profession: Seduce Me in Flames
2) geek: The Geek Job
3) shapeshifter: Fury of Ice
4) vampire or incubus: Love Bites
5) magic user: Blood Spells