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message 51: by Danielle The Book Huntress , Loves 'Em Lethal (new)

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KatieV wrote: " Danielle The Book Huntress (Self-Proclaimed Book Ninja) wrote: "How are you liking them? Love the series. No pressure. I would consider them Sci-fi/PNR."

I like it, but think I prefer the Dark se..."


yeah, I can see what you mean. I am so hooked on that series though. It gets more complicated as it goes along. :)


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Mizval1955 | 44 comments I've finally started "Deception" by DB Reynolds. Took it on vacation with me. Started reading it on the plane up and back. Love it so far. Her new book "Christian" comes out in Nov. Have you seen the cover yet? (THUD!)


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MadameZelda I am reading an older book, Night Reigns (Immortal Guardians, #2) by Dianne Duvall


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Cindi (ourtrumpcard) | 381 comments MadameZelda wrote: "I am reading an older book, Night Reigns (Immortal Guardians, #2) by Dianne Duvall"
I haven't even started that series yet, Madame Z, so don't feel bad!


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MadameZelda Cindi wrote: "MadameZelda wrote: "I am reading an older book, Night Reigns (Immortal Guardians, #2) by Dianne Duvall"
I haven't even started that series yet, Madame Z, so don't feel bad!"


I want to read the older popular books, but it is hard keeping up!


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KiBo | 23 comments The Darkness series by K.F. Breene
The Fever series by Karen Marie Moning
The Fae Chronicles by Amelia Hutchins
The King Triology by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff
The Dominion series by S.E. Lund
Marko Delequoix by Alaska Angelini


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Kim wrote: "The Darkness series by K.F. Breene
The Fever series by Karen Marie Moning
The Fae Chronicles by Amelia Hutchins
The King Triology by Mimi Jean Pamfiloff
The Dominion series by S.E. Lund
Marko Dele..."


Those are all new to me except for the Fever series. Tell me about the other series you listed, if you don't mind, Kim.


message 58: by KatieV (last edited Dec 05, 2015 09:44AM) (new)

KatieV | 29 comments I love the IAD and I'm hoarding (well attempting to anyway, it's been an entire 4 days since Sweet Ruin's release and I haven't taken a peak yet. Impressive, huh?).

I know I'll be VERY sad if I give in and then have to wait a year or more for the next installment. I was lucky enough to come in late in the game and have 14 books to binge on.

Anyhow... any suggestions for someone looking for PNR of the same quality/ilk to help me distract myself? The only other pnr series I'm familiar with is Feehan's Dark series. I like it, but I've slowed down a bit on reading them due to repetition of themes. It's not as good as the IAD (my personal opinion, obviously).

What about Thea Harrison's Elder Races series? It sounds kind of promising and I've been hovering over that evil 1-click button.


message 59: by Danielle The Book Huntress , Loves 'Em Lethal (new)

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You know, Katie, I'm sort of running out of new PNR series. I would love to catch a new author who is writing what I like to read. I don't like erotica, so I don't pick up any of those series.

I did like The Unleashing, so I'll probably keep reading those.

I love what I've read of the Elder Races series.


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Kym | 13 comments Releasing the Demons by L.D Rose is the start of a great new pnr/uf series.


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Kym | 13 comments Releasing the Demons by L.D Rose is the start of a great new pnr/uf series.


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Kym | 13 comments Releasing the Demons by L.D Rose is the start of a great new pnr/uf series.


message 63: by Kym (new)

Kym | 13 comments Releasing the Demons by L.D Rose is the start of a great new pnr/uf series.


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Kym | 13 comments Releasing the Demons by L.D Rose is the start of a great new pnr/uf series.


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KatieV | 29 comments Danielle The Book Huntress (Self-Proclaimed Book Ninja) wrote: "You know, Katie, I'm sort of running out of new PNR series. I would love to catch a new author who is writing what I like to read. I don't like erotica, so I don't pick up any of those series.

I d..."



Thank you Danielle, I think I will check out the Elder Races. I've noticed that the audio of Dragon Bound is available on scribd, which would prevent me spending yet more $ on audible credits (I need an intervention).

I will also check out The Unleashing as well.


Also, thanks Kym - I will take a look at that series.

I'm lucky in that I'm behind on PNR, so I have a feeling there is a lot out there that is good and will be new-to-me. I always enjoyed horror and fantasy, but for years I held the assumption that PNR was strictly a YA/NA thing. Probably all the Twilight hype. No offense to fans. Honestly, I've never read them, so can't make a judgement and may be missing out. It's just that teen romance does nothing for me at this point in my life.


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KiBo | 23 comments Danielle, I'm not good at giving synopses of books because I give too much away. I'll try to keep them short. :-)

The Darkness Series - Heroine is able to see shadow people that one else can see. Hero is head of a clan of the people, which are a form of vampires.
Hero senses that there is something special about heroine and gets her to join his clan.
Turns out heroine is a very powerful Mage and hero helps her learn more about her powers.
I hated to see this series end. It's a great storyline. Awesome character development and chemistry. You will laugh out loud, especially at Charles.
The series is completed and consists of six books in the series, with two character spinoff books.

The Fae Chronicles - Someone is trying to destroy Fairy so hero (Fae) enlist the help of the Guild where heroine works for help.
Both h/h are more than what they appear to be.
Story is based around h/h but it's filled with a whole bunch of smouldering, hot characters. You'll find yourself unable to pick just one to lust after.
Series is not complete. There are currently four books in the series and one character spinoff.

King Triology - Heroine seeks hero to help her locate her brother that is missing. Hero figures out that heroine had the unique ability to sense artifacts, and therefore he needs her as much as she needs him.
Hero is a mysterious, brooding anti-hero similar to Jericho Barrons in Fever series.
I can't tell you what it is but there is something special about hero.
Triology is complete and a spin off book will be released next year.

Dominion Series - Heroine is searching for answers about her mother's death and meets hero who happens to be a vampire.
Hero has a twin brother who also falls for herione causing a live triangle.
There are two sectors of vamps, one wants to live in peace with humans, the other wants to hurd them up like cattle for food. All three try to stop the more evil vamps. Religious aspects and fallen angels, conspiracy gives this series a Da Vinci Code feeling.
Series is not complete. The final book is due out any day.

Marko Delequoix - dark, vampire romance.
You won't like Marko at first but he gets better. He's ruthless in his attempt to become leader but is obsessed with herione.
Warning, some books contain rape scenes.
Series is not complete, final book due our next year.


message 67: by Cindi (new)

Cindi (ourtrumpcard) | 381 comments Katie, I like Lara Adrian's Midnight Breed series, Jeaniene Frost's Night Huntress series (love me some Cat & Bones!!!) and Beautiful Ashes series, and Kim Harrison's The Hollows series...I got more when you need 'em ;) Enjoy!


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KatieV | 29 comments Cindi wrote: "Katie, I like Lara Adrian's Midnight Breed series, Jeaniene Frost's Night Huntress series (love me some Cat & Bones!!!) and Beautiful Ashes series, and Kim H..."</i>

Thanks. Yet more recs to distract me from my untouched copy of [book:Sweet Ruin
. Maybe I won't fail miserably in my attempt to hoard it :D



message 69: by MadameZelda (last edited Dec 08, 2015 02:26PM) (new)

MadameZelda Kim wrote: "Danielle, I'm not good at giving synopses of books because I give too much away. I'll try to keep them short. :-)

The Darkness Series - Heroine is able to see shadow people that one else can see. ..."


I typed in Marko Delequoix in the Search box for Goodreads and he doesn't appear at all. Is this hardcover only? I can't afford hardcovers. I also tried Marco, Delaquoix, Delaquix, Delaqoix, etc.


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KiBo | 23 comments Madame Zelda - Sorry, the book is called Prey (Marko Delacroix Book 1) by Alaska Angelini.
Let me know what you think of it if you read it.


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CassieCruel (faith_isola) | 21 comments Just started Iron Kissed (Mercy Thompson, #3) by Patricia Briggs


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KatieV | 29 comments Kim wrote: "Madame Zelda - Sorry, the book is called Prey (Marko Delacroix Book 1) by Alaska Angelini.
Let me know what you think of it if you read it."


Does each book focus on a different couple or is this series all about the title character and his love interest. YMMV, obviously, but I normally get bored when the same couple is featured over and over. I prefer the series where the characters are all interconnected, but each couple has their own book and then possibly gets a cameo in future installments.


message 73: by MadameZelda (new)

MadameZelda A very different read for me Transcendence by Shay Savage which has captivated me into a very different world.


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KiBo | 23 comments Katie, it's the same couple throughout the series.


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KatieV | 29 comments Kim wrote: "Katie, it's the same couple throughout the series."

Thanks for the reply. It does sound fascinating and I could be wrong, perhaps the author does keep it fresh and exciting.


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KiBo | 23 comments I'm currently reading Octavians Undoing (Sons of Judgement 1). So far, I haven't been able to figure out what Octavian is ... fallen angel maybe?


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Kryptonite (sg34) | 406 comments I'm stuck on what to read next. Need recommendations!


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KiBo | 23 comments Hello Kryptonite, what kind of PNR do you like ... vamps, werewolves, fae, witches, aliens????
I just finished Octavians Undoing. It was good but more YA, like Twilight, than I normally read. The hero's supernatural element was unexpected and different. There are other books in the series but I'm not sure if I will read them. It's not that the storyline isn't good, it's just that I like more adult and darker books.
Have you read the Fever series? It has to be my all time favorite PNR.


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Mizval1955 | 44 comments Kryptonite welcome Vampires in America books 1-10 should keep you very busy after that read The Black Dagger Brotherhood books 1-13 for now. Book #14 comes out this Spring.Yes,I LOVE both series and right now it's the only thing I'm reading


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KatieV | 29 comments I recently finished Dragon Bound. I liked it, but... well, I didn't love it. (ducks flying objects). YMMV, obviously. I may or may not try out a second novel.

I have given up on my resolution to hoard Sweet Ruin, so currently I'm listening to the audio. I know there's a lot of disappointment right now because we aren't getting a more familiar character's story and so many cliffhangers are out there already. However, I've found if I put that aside and go with it, I'm enjoying it. I'm only a few chapters in, granted. Still, I like the heroine. And since the point is the kill Nix (can't type that with a straight face) I know we'll see some Nixie. I do have a totally unfounded theory on "killing Nix" (view spoiler)


message 81: by Danielle The Book Huntress , Loves 'Em Lethal (new)

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Kim wrote: "Danielle, I'm not good at giving synopses of books because I give too much away. I'll try to keep them short. :-)

The Darkness Series - Heroine is able to see shadow people that one else can see. ..."


Those all sound interesting. Thanks, Kim. I'll check into them!


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MadameZelda I am on two buddy reads at the moment, Daughter of Smoke & Bone (Daughter of Smoke & Bone, #1) by Laini Taylor and Broken Wings (Hidden Wings, #2) by Cameo Renae .

On my own I am reading Every Which Way But Dead (The Hollows, #3) by Kim Harrison . Duh -- I only noticed this week that the Hollows/Rachel Morgan series are titled after Clint Eastwood films!


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✿ Natalie ✿ | 428 comments Kim wrote: "Danielle, I'm not good at giving synopses of books because I give too much away. I'll try to keep them short. :-)

The Darkness Series - Heroine is able to see shadow people that one else can see. ..."


I am currently listening to The Darkness series on audio - I'm on book 1!
The Marko Delacroix books sound right up my street, thanks for that recommendation, I hadn't heard of them before. I love anything dark, and especially with paranormal elements :-)


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✿ Natalie ✿ | 428 comments MadameZelda wrote: "A very different read for me Transcendence by Shay Savage which has captivated me into a very different world."

Ahh I read this book last year and loved it! Ehd and Beh are great. I like Shay Savages writing a lot, she always does something different.


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KatieV | 29 comments I haven't read a Feehan Dark book in a long time, so thought I'd go back and try Dark Descent, book #11.

Lots of life stressors right now, so thought it might be comforting to delve back into a world I'm familiar with. So much of what I read lately is just 'meh' and I'm fully aware that my mood is probably a big part of it.

I took a break from the series because... well... anyone who's read probably agrees that there is a quite a bit of repetition of certain themes, etc. Hopefully I've let it lie long enough that it will feel fresh again, yet familiar in a comforting way.


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Cindi (ourtrumpcard) | 381 comments Good luck, Katie!


message 87: by Mizval1955 (last edited Jan 13, 2016 03:33PM) (new)

Mizval1955 | 44 comments Just finished Blood Kiss by J. R. Ward. I reviewed it and started Gena Showalter "The Darkest Night"."Darkest Night" was given to me as a gift this Xmas.


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Cindi (ourtrumpcard) | 381 comments DNF'd Amber Beach (Donovan, #1) by Elizabeth Lowell , which was sad as its blurb sounded so good. Started The Firebird (Slains, #2) by Susanna Kearsley and its good.


message 89: by Danielle The Book Huntress , Loves 'Em Lethal (new)

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KatieV wrote: "I haven't read a Feehan Dark book in a long time, so thought I'd go back and try Dark Descent, book #11.

Lots of life stressors right now, so thought it might be comforting to delve..."


I know you're kind of burned out on Feehan, so you might not like it as much as I did. But I enjoyed this a lot.


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KatieV | 29 comments Danielle The Book Huntress (Self-Proclaimed Book Ninja) wrote: "KatieV wrote: "I haven't read a Feehan Dark book in a long time, so thought I'd go back and try Dark Descent, book #11.

Lots of life stressors right now, so thought it might be comf..."



Actually I am really enjoying it :) I'm almost finished. I think I let it lie long enough that it seems much fresher. In fact I'm having to make an effort to remember some of the mythology and such.


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Dawn (dawnbanks) | 4 comments Just finished Wolf Wolf by Alaska Angelini and now starting Prey Prey (Marko Delacroix, #1) by Alaska Angelini


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KiBo | 23 comments Dawn, I loved Prey!
Please let me know what you think. :-)


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Dawn (dawnbanks) | 4 comments Kim, will do


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KatieV wrote: " Danielle The Book Huntress (Self-Proclaimed Book Ninja) wrote: "KatieV wrote: "I haven't read a Feehan Dark book in a long time, so thought I'd go back and try Dark Descent, book #1..."

Cool!


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Dawn (dawnbanks) | 4 comments Kim, I have just finished reading Prey, Blood Bound, Lure over the weekend and started Rule today (Monday). I have to agree with you, I love Prey & the other books as well!!


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KiBo | 23 comments Dawn wrote: "Kim, I have just finished reading Prey, Blood Bound, Lure over the weekend and started Rule today (Monday). I have to agree with you, I love Prey & the other books as well!!"

I'm so glad you liked it! When Marko was first introduced in the book, I got chillbumps ... he's a real monster. This series isn't for everyone because of the dark themes but I like this series. There's one more book but I don't know it's release date yet. Im looking forward to it :-)


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Dawn (dawnbanks) | 4 comments Kim - Same here, I am anxiously waiting for the release date of Reign #5 as well. Great series, love it!!


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KatieV | 29 comments Well, I think I've definitely re-ignited my interest in Feehan's Dark series. I've moved on to Dark Demon which I somehow skipped. It's kind of funny that I skipped both Dark Descent (book 11) and Dark Demon (book 16), because they follow perfectly together. I think they should have been consecutive IMHO.

My only complaint is that I don't think Feehan has a flair for comedy or the knack for snark. That's fine. I appreciate that quality in a writer, but I don't require it. Maybe it's just me, but her snarky heroines just don't make me LOL like Kresley Cole's do, for example. I just wish she'd write her heroines more serious/straight because I don't think she has the flair for clever pop culture references or funny snark. I just don't think an author should hop on the snark train unless she's got the knack for it. There's nothing wrong with writing to your own strengths. Then again, perhaps I'm the only one who feels this way. I do have a quirky sense of humor that not just anything can satisfy.


message 99: by Danielle The Book Huntress , Loves 'Em Lethal (new)

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I think it might depend on the series. I feel like her heroines are pretty funny in the Ghostwalker and Sea Haven books.

Dark Demon and Dark Descent were some of my faves from the series.


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I just finished a reread of Air Bound. Hope to start Earth Bound soon and finally read Viper Game.


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