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[Quynh]

I'm sure you'll love it Sandra! This 1 series at a time is working out very well for me, especially when it's this great :)

[Sandra]

I binge read the shorter series, for sure! But really long series - like In Death or Dark Hunter - I find I have to break them up and mix in other books. I'm anxious to start BDB though!

[Quynh]

Yea it's definitely harder to binge read the long series. Even with In Death, when I first discovered it, I read every book up to Imitation straight because that was all that was released. I couldn't imagine binge reading it now with 40 books! I'd be exhausted.

[Dawn]

Lol, I discovered this series in 2012...I binged on the series up to NY2D I think....quite exhausting.

[Quynh]

Wow Dawn. Especially ending it with NY2D, anyone would be exhausted after that one.

[Dawn]

Yes...I was able to slowdown a lot after that, but NY2D is an emotional one.

[Dawn]

Oh and Jonetta....I am, at least for now, addicted to the Outlander series. Listening to book 2 now.

[Randi]

Quynh wrote: "I just finished Lover Awakened and now starting on Lover Revealed with the Christmas festivities over. I'm so addicted to this Brotherhood."

I also LOVE the BDB and the strong female characters in this series, can't wait for the next book.

[Sheri]

I just started reading . I have never read anything from this author before and the writing style is a little different from what I am use to but not to bad so far

[Sandra]

I just finished and loved it! Now reading

[Jonetta]

Dawn wrote: "Oh and Jonetta....I am, at least for now, addicted to the Outlander series. Listening to book 2 now."

I want to SO bad jump into the third book!!!

[Jonetta]

Quynh wrote: "Yea it's definitely harder to binge read the long series. Even with In Death, when I first discovered it, I read every book up to Imitation straight because that was all that was released. I couldn..."

I binged the BDB series when there were about 12 books. I also binged In Death when there were 35 books. I'd probably do the same thing again:)

[Quynh]

I haven't been sucked (no pun intended) into a series like this since In Death. I'm onto book 5 now, Lover Unbound, Vishous's story. He's my favorite of the Brothers!

[Jonetta]

OMG! His story is soooo incredible.

[Quynh]

I'm SO glad to hear that!! :D I'm diving in right now.

[Sandra]

Quynh wrote: "I haven't been sucked (no pun intended) into a series like this since In Death. I'm onto book 5 now, Lover Unbound, Vishous's story. He's my favorite of the Brothers!"

Oh Quynh - you're killing me. I guess I must move this series to the top of my list or at least as soon as I finish IAD.

[Quynh]

Lol Sandra. No pressure!

[Jonetta]

I finished The Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Galbraith (pseudonym of J. K. Rowling) and very much enjoyed the story.
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I'm now reading The Grand Opening by Ava Miles, third book in her Dare Valley series. I'm already halfway through:)

[Sandra]

I was trying Not to add any new series to my list until I get several read. And just today, I've added more! I have gotten into some dark series this year and discovered some fantastic writing. I love a book/series that elicits a strong emotional response in me. The book can shock me and make me wonder WT* - but if it sucks me in to flipping pages and sitting up late and binge reading the complete series, I love it. If it pushes my boundaries, blows my mind, touches my heart and soul...all the better. The Original Sinners series was one such series. I fully expect Consequences to do the same thing and now I've added The Dark Duet series to my list. I think it will be the darkest read of all but anytime a series gets that many 4 & 5 star ratings - it's well written.

[Sandra]

Oh...and The Outlander is $1.99 on Amazon today.

[Dawn]

Of course it is,,,since I paid $3.99 on Monday lol

[Sandra]

LOL Dawn...that's what usually happens to me! I own it in paperback but wanted the Kindle version...and I think I may add the Audible to it to see if it helps me get into this one.

[Dawn]

Sandra, this narration is by far the best I gave ever heard. I am on book 3 now. During book 2, there is a part where the character is speaking without his false teeth. She nailed this part so well, I found myself snorting with laughter. I read Gone with the Wind, years ago, and found it difficult to read such a long book. But these books in audio have really hooked me.

[Sandra]

Thanks for that info, Dawn. That's hilarious...that she "reads" the toothless part!! LOL I'm hoping that audio is the answer for me with this series. Outlander may be my "doing the chores" book to see if I can listen and clean and still get into this book.

[Dawn]

You can do a heck of a lot of chores...they are really long. One of them is 57 hours long.

[Sharon]

Almost finished with which I'm finding intriquing. A bit of a combination of Victorian/steampunk/detective urban fantasy. Not the kick-a** you find with Eve Dallas but perhaps a touch of Eve Dallas if she were in this world. Definitely good enough for me to try another one in this series.

[Quynh]

I finished Lover Unbound and oh what a read. My head is still trying to wrap itself around it. Phury's book is next but I think I'll have to be in the right frame of mind for that one. I'm taking a quick break from BDB to read . Plus it'll help me finish my 2013 reading challenge goal.

[Maggie]

Just finished Red Hill, very good book.

[Maggie]

Starting The Minor Adjustment Beauty Salon by Alexander McCall Smith. The latest book in the No.1 Ladies Detective Agency series.

[Sharon]

Maggie wrote: "Starting The Minor Adjustment Beauty Salon by Alexander McCall Smith. The latest book in the No.1 Ladies Detective Agency series."

I'm on the waiting list for that at the library.

[Jonetta]

I'm starting Do or Die by Suzanne Brockmann.

[Jonetta]

Quynh wrote: "I finished Lover Unbound and oh what a read. My head is still trying to wrap itself around it. Phury's book is next but I think I'll have to be in the right frame of mind for that one..."

I feel compelled to warn you that Phury's book is a little tough. Just think being in the mind of a drug addict.

[Lesley]

I don't read a lot of vampire supernatural books but occasionally when the mood strikes I go on a vampire binge. I have recently read Shelby Westland's the legacy of blood which totally sucked me in and left me wanting more vampires :) so then I picked up Scarlett Dawns king cave after seeing alink for it on FB. At first I thought I wasn't going to like it but all of a sudden the hook went in and I couldn't put it down. Then thankfully I only had to wait 2 days until the next in theseries came out. King cave I have just finished it
After a long book binge with no sleep. It was great but now I have to wait for the next book so I am here sharing my anguished as I am sure you all will understand the feeling of having to wait for the next book in a series. I recommend all 3 books may some of you will read them and share my pain ;)

[Lesley]

Woops that was king hall the first book and king cave the second in the series - no sleep means I am incoherent ;)

[Sandra]

I love almost every genre of fiction out there. I just have to mix it up. Love good romance, suspense, pnr, historicals, and even some of the new darker NA novels. I tend to binge read series and then have to switch genres for a book or two.

[Quynh]

Jonetta wrote: "Quynh wrote: "I finished Lover Unbound and oh what a read. My head is still trying to wrap itself around it. Phury's book is next but I think I'll have to be in the right frame of min..."

Yeah I thought as much. I'm going to write a review once I have my thoughts together. I did like it better than I thought I would, but mostly for the other plot lines than Phury's.

[Jonetta]

Me, too, Quynh. Ward really captured the mindset of an addict exceptionally well, which made it tough to stick with. The subplots were excellent.

It's smooth sailing the rest of the way!

[Quynh]

Jonetta wrote: "Me, too, Quynh. Ward really captured the mindset of an addict exceptionally well, which made it tough to stick with. The subplots were excellent.

It's smooth sailing the rest of the way!"

Great to hear!!

I started into and read the short story of Zsadist, Bella, and Nalla. I looooooved it! It was so heartfelt and much needed after Phury's book. I was only planning to read the novella, but I might finish it out to get different viewpoints on the Brothers.

[Jonetta]

Quynh wrote: "Jonetta wrote: "Me, too, Quynh. Ward really captured the mindset of an addict exceptionally well, which made it tough to stick with. The subplots were excellent.

It's smooth sailing the rest of t..."

Oh, this story was the balm needed after Phury's story. Loved it, too.

[Quynh]

Jonetta wrote: "Oh, this story was the balm needed after Phury's story. Loved it, too. "

The image of Zsadist holding his baby girl... I've been in swooning mode since this morning. lol.

[Elizabeth]

I'm currently reading Agatha Christie: Body in the Library, and Lee Child: Jack Reacher (3) Tripwire

both really good!

Also just got finished with this book called Ultimate Journey...didn't actually make it all the way through it. I was reading it because my cousin wanted me to, to get a look into his brain. It's by Robert Monroe, about OBE's and stuff. Anyone read?

[Sandra]

I haven't read it, Elizabeth. So it was a dnf for you?

[Gina]

I just finished Thankless in Death. I am getting ready to start Killing Custer by Margaret Coel.

[Jonetta]

I just finished Deceptive Innocence: Part 1 and am now starting Consequences by Aleatha Romig.

[Sandra]

I'm almost finished with and getting ready to start

[Dee]

I got a hummingbird in my backyard that has made her nest a little about my eye level. The cool thing is I can see her nest from my kitchen window. Anyway because of that I am reading a ton of books about hummingbirds. I am also reading Amazing but True Bird Tales

It is definitely a fun book

[Jonetta]

Dee wrote: "I got a hummingbird in my backyard that has made her nest a little about my eye level. The cool thing is I can see her nest from my kitchen window. Anyway because of that I am reading a ton of bo..."

I have a hummingbird feeder and the birds are interesting to watch!

[Sandra]

I do too! It's on my porch and in the summer, I sit in my porch swing or rocking chair and after awhile, they buzz in right by me. I love to watch them...especially when they land on the feeder and actually sit still. Last summer, I had 3 different species of hummingbirds coming in. I'm only know that because they looked so different that I looked them up on the computer! lol

[Gina]

I decided to read Shadow Creek by Joy Fielding.

[Jonetta]

Gina wrote: "I decided to read Shadow Creek by Joy Fielding."

I've been wanting to read something by her. Would love feedback on this title.