What's your "Go To" book? The book you can read over & over

[Jason]

The Genesis of Shannara trilogy by Terry Brooks is my go to reread. It's a journey from post apocalyptic America into a realm of pure magic that is my gold standard for fantasy writing. Terry's an icon for a reason and he makes me want to be a better story teller.

[Jennifer]

Terry Pratchett (especially the Sam Vimes books)
Ilana Andrews (most of their books)
John Conroe
and my new favorite author W. R. Gingell (who sometimes writes about Tasmania)

[Amyiw]

Jennifer wrote: "Terry Pratchett (especially the Sam Vimes books)
Ilana Andrews (most of their books)
John Conroe
and my new favorite author W. R. Gingell (who sometimes writes about Tasmania)"

I've just started "The Demon Accords" and really am enjoying it.

[Starr (AKA Starrfish)]

Anything Aja James for me!

[Gina]

J. R. Ward’s Dark Lover

[K.C.]

Nancy wrote: "Vampire chronicles Anne rice"

me too!

[K.C.]

Anything by Anne Rice or Charlaine Harris.

[Starwise72]

Dash & Liliy Book of Dares, Ready Player One, Another Fine Myth, Lord of the Rings, Outlander, Succubus on Top, Nick & Norahs’ Infinite Play List. Wow I have some strange tastes.

[Ripley]

For me it is Frank Herbert Dune and I have been thinking lately to reread the Pandora series:The Jesus Incident , The Lazarus Effect , The Ascension FactorThe Ascension Factor. And from the paranormal romance series that I have read thus far I am am tempted to reread but haven't, are: Laurann Dohner VLG series Drantos and Zorn Warriors Series Ral's Woman , and Willow Danes Worriors of Hir series Captured , this author kept it interesting from one book to the next, the characters were also well developed and more real and believable in their actions and reactions to their circumstances.

[Reed]

Don't really have one because i don't do that anymore

[Shadow]

Daniel schinhofen; binding words series, usually listen to the Audiobooks when i go to sleep.

[RaeRae]

It would have to be the Fae Chronicles every book in that series and all of the spin offs. They are that good

[Anna]

SMH guys! I’ll never whittle down my tbr pile! I’ve never heard of some of these books and authors, so am going to go hunt them down

[Anna]

The Shakespeare and Aurora Teagarden by Charmaine Harris are constant re-reads for me. I also just re-read the slave breakers series by Sabrina Deane starting with

[Errin]

Anna wrote: "SMH guys! I’ll never whittle down my tbr pile! I’ve never heard of some of these books and authors, so am going to go hunt them down"
lol - same

[Viv~Try me~]

Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt

[Errin]

To feel comforted (some old romances are like my blankie), I reread Kristen Ashley or historical romances by Johanna Lindsey or Lisa Klepas (The Wallflower Series!). For 'oh my god I love this writing' rereads - or before I send my own work off to the editor - I reread "Sweet Tooth" by Ian McEwan or "The Last Werewolf" by Glen Duncan.

[Shadow]

the binding words series by daniel scinhofen, although i prefer the audio book version.

[Anna]

I think Angela Knight, Morgan Hawke, Emma Holly and Christine Warren were some of the first UF/PNR authors I read. Definitely the first smut! The Victorious Star interstellar discipline series, the Fur For All shifter series are constant rereads, as are the Upyr books Courting Midnight and mageverse Master of the Night series.

[=MYSTIQUE=]

Forsaken Fae: Book One
Forsaken Fae: Book Two
Forsaken Fae: Book Three

[Blackcats and bookish]

This series is so underrated!!! It always helps me get out of a reading slump

[Brink]

I know this isn't a paranormal romance but my go to book has always been Aimee by Mary Beth Miller. If I get in a mentally down state for too long or I just need a mental pick me up I read that. It was the book that sparked my love of reading.

[Kayla]

I don't completely reread books. I do like going back and reading my favorite scenes though.
Some of the ones I would gladly go back to are: Cranage Island (Lexi C. Foss). The next one isn't paranormal (it is a dark romance though) the series is called Ruthless Desires (Elira Firethorn). I adore all of the books in that series, but I'm waiting impatiently for the next one to come out.

[Shelly]

signs of cupidity raven kennedy. I love to laugh with this one. and then darker Queen takes knight series Joely sue Burkhart

[Maureen]

ACOMFAF. I can’t read it enough times.

[Anne]

Born of Legend I read it at least once every year.

[Kiersten, Mod]

Hope wrote: "I'd have to go with the Twilight saga."

I still love Twilight. And The Host

[Kiersten, Mod]

Diana Stormblessed wrote: "The Fever Series. I could seriously just read it over and over and over again."

I have read that one over and over again. What a great series!

[Johnathon]

The Rivers of London Series. I am half way through reading it all again. I almost never reread a book but my wife and I both find it easy to reread this series.

[Ashelly]

Series, I'd have to say ToG. Love me some Sarah J Maas

[Darth]

the Soulbound series by Hailey Turner. I've read it several times.

[DemetraP]

Innkeeper series by Ilona Andrews.
Hidden Legacy series by Ilona Andrews.

[LYNETTE]

Anything by Amelia Hutchins. Not your YA, bubblegum romance. All her books have a Trigger Warning/Disclaimer at the beginning. All SPICY hot! Also anything by Jeaniene Frost.

[Sarah]

My audiobook on my YouTube channel part 2 of my Trilogy series "The Book of Life Return to Earth". This is my life work, my religion and I'm so glad I was able to create 3 incredible teen girls who are Wicca Witches that will love you with all their heart as they show you your sacred self!

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2...

[Anna]

“Oh my goth” by gena showalter was fun, holly blacks Valiant, Tithe,and my first love War for the Oaks by Emma Bull is so good!

[Angelina]

I can't say I have a "go to book" but I do have a hand full of series that I have and will continue to read over and over. "Guild Hunter and Psy/Changling Series" Both"by Nalini Singh "The Breed Series" By Lora Leigh "Shifters Unbound" by Jennifer Ashley" "Dark Hunter Series" by Sherrilyn Kenyon and "Black Dagger Brotherhood" by J.R. Ward. I've read each of these series multiple times, and I know I will return to those worlds many more times. ^.^ As a matter of fact, I am re-reading the Psy/Changling series right now. I read the series back in Febuary, and I think this is my 5th time reading it. lol

[DemetraP]

I love Psy Changeling series too. I think I have read Heart of Obsidian at least 10 times.

[LYNETTE]

My book, that I can read over and over is "Halfway to the Grave" by Jeaniene Frost. I love this version and the male POV version "The Other Half of the Grave". The audio version of "The Other Half of the Grave" has Bones speaking with his British accent, sooo Good.

[DemetraP]

LYNETTE wrote: "My book, that I can read over and over is "Halfway to the Grave" by Jeaniene Frost. I love this version and the male POV version "The Other Half of the Grave". The audio version of "The Other Half ..."

I agree, both are great.

[Amyiw]

I've been in a rereading mood this year and my rereads are up to almost the same as all of last year. I had 48 last year and 42 so far this year. I read around 300 books per year.
I've been reread Dianne Duvall's Immortal Guardians world most recently

Also on a reread of Mercy and Alpha and Omega... again
I'm up to smoke bitten


I don't know why my mood went from the normal 12-15% to a almost 1/2, 40% but I'm enjoying as I love the comfort reads.

Also rereading In Death of J.D. Robb at #18

[Jas]

Anne Bishop others always gets me, practically read it every year or 2. And of course nalini singh (any and all of her books)

[Alicia]

Captured by the WolfTolerated by the SigmaTracked by the BeastTested by the AlphaLola Glass Mate HuntThrown to the WolvesTaken by the PackTrapped with the WerewolfTempted by the Wolf

[Gina]

Anything by Suzanne Wright
Dark Lover by JR Ward
Jeaniene Frost

[Alicia]

Gina wrote: "Anything by Suzanne Wright
Dark Lover by JR Ward
Jeaniene Frost"


I absolutely love Jeaniene Frost! Thanks for the recommendations. I will definitely look into the others you suggested!

[Gina]

Alicia wrote: "Gina wrote: "Anything by Suzanne Wright
Dark Lover by JR Ward
Jeaniene Frost"


I absolutely love Jeaniene Frost! Thanks for the recommendations. I will definitely look into the others you suggested!"

Check out Suzanne Wright 1st. The Dark in You serie, and the Phoenix Pack serie are my fav of her work

[fiore ♡♡]

Mercy Thompson but specifically River Marked !!!! it's my favourite book in the novel.

A series that's severely underrated (and relatively newer) is the Jacky Leon series by K. N. Banet. The main character is a werecat bartender and book 1 is about how she is sworn to protect the human daughter of a werewolf Alpha from a werewolf coup. The romance is great, but the family dynamics between Jacky and her new werecat family (she was turned into a werecat) that's explored through each book is what makes the series imo.

[fiore ♡♡]

in the series** oops

[Alicia]

fiore ♡♡ wrote: "Mercy Thompson but specifically River Marked !!!! it's my favourite book in the novel.

A series that's severely underrated (and relatively newer) is the Jacky Leon series by K. N. Banet. The main ..."

Oh I am so excited! I just received the first book to start the Mercy Thompson series!

[Lisah]

Kate Daniels series by Ilona Andrews,

Mercedes Thompson series by Patricia Briggs,

Immortal Guardians series and Aldebarian series lby Dianne Duvall,

Verdant String series and Class 5 series by Michelle Diener

World of the Lupi series by Eileen Wilks

:-)

[Angelina]

I don't have a single book that's a go to, I have series that are my go to:
Guild Hunter Series: Nalini Singh
Psy/Changling Series: Nalini SIngh
Black Dagger Brotherhood Series: J.R. Ward
Dark Hunter Series: Sherrilyn Kenyon
I have read all these series multiple times. ^.^