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i'm glad to hear u enjoyed Fate's Edge. i like that series. didn't know the 3rd book was out already. i hope my library has it. i'll have to dig into that one once i finish Kiss of Crimson and Destined for an Early Grave.


The Fever series will change your life! I have never read a series
that invaded my mind like this one. Barrons is the best! I hope you enjoy it and you'll want the next ones in line most of them end with a cliff hanger.


Then we started

I'm also sorta reading through

I'm always reading so many books, usually a few at a time, that I'm having trouble even remembering what some books are about! case in point at Half Priced Books the other day, I saw the book




Your husband reads with you? And the same genre of books? How in the world did you manage that? LOL


lol, yea I guess I'm sorta lucky. The books he reads on his own are the typical guy-stuff sci-fi (Jim Butcher, Robert Heinlein, Wheel of Time, Game of Thrones, etc) and politics. Same thing with movies - he would prefer to pick sci-fi/horror/action stuff, however he likes romantic comedy movies as much as I do (he's a complete teady bear; I swear he was a female in a past life, always wants to cuddle - WAY too much for me actually though). It feels sorta corny, but he likes me reading aloud to him, especially in the car when he's driving. We started with Harry Potter, then Twilight. Then when I read my first Dark-Hunter story about Kyrian, which cracked me up so much, I kept reading him the passages that cracked me up, so when I got about half way through the book, I just started over and read it to him, along with the 2nd dark hunter book and he liked those. I don't think he would ever sit down to read them on his own, but he definitely enjoys them and likes sharing them with me by me reading them to him. So it's pretty fun that we can enjoy them and crack up laughing at the same time.


Okay, I think that's about the cutest thing I've read. LOL. That's great.


My husband has read The Magic Bites (Curran series), Mercedes Thompson series, Hunger Games series, Fever (Mac and Barrons) series and the Outlander series and has enjoyed them all. He also usually likes to read historical non-fiction and political books too. Its nice to be able to talk about the books with him.
Now reading





I can't wait for the third book on May.






Komal, i finished At Grave's End a couple days ago and kept laughing out loud. great fun. i was trying to wait on the audiobook for Destined for an Early Grave but with ur comment i think i'll have to pop open my copy. hehe. can't wait much longer.

Now on to Book 3 - Out for Blood.


Thanks for reminding me about this book. going in my queue now.


My husband and I do that too. I have to actually give him the credit of getting me into reading PN. He read Twilight and the Sookie Stackhouse books before me. One of our favs. is







Finished



My top choice series is Jeaniene Frost's Night Huntress series. I also love Kerrelyn Sparks Love at Stake series(it's humorous and still sexy). If you want to try a non paranormal, one of my favorite series I read this year was a contemporary romance by E.L. James Fifty Shades of Grey. Each of these was a can't put down series.








I'm loving these"
I've seen those before but the story seemed exactly the same as Lora Leigh's Breeds. Too close.





I'm loving these"
I also love the Zorn Warriors series....."
Katya, have you read the Breeds series from Lora Leigh? The only thing that has held me back from this series that the description sounds EXACTLY the same as that series. Is it? or is it just the way it's described.


Vampires in America Series:





Sentinel Wars Series:








Eternal Guardians Series:





And I would agree with PA...the Night Huntress, Love at Stake and Fifty Shades Series are all excellent!

Thanks, it's good to know they were written earlier. I noticed the publication date was only 2011. I might read one just to see.





I'm loving these"
I also love the Zorn Warriors series......"
I have not read Lora Leigh's series although I do have some of that series in epubs....I pick up alot of books here and there and put them on the shelf for a later date. I have been meaning to try them.


I'm now reading


Tracey, wasn't Poughkeepsie terrific? I loved that book and felt so happy at the end. It is one of those books you wish never ended and keep thinking about the characters long after it is finished.





I'm loving these"
I also love the Zorn Warriors ..."
I really enjoyed the series--especially



I'm now reading


T..."
My only problem with the book is that I think it moved too fast. That's why I only gave it 4 stars. I still loved it though and actually cried when one of the characters died.

My favorites: either of Nalini Singh's series:


Patricia Briggs

Kate Daniels

Rob Thurman

If you haven't read Nalini Singh, I say start there. With both of her series I thought the first books were good, but the second and third each get better and better.



First Drop was one of my favorites of all the books

Night Huntress? but I guess you've already read that umm I couldn't put down
Working Stiff when I got my hands on it. Every time I thought I knew where the story was headed it took off in another direction, I loved it. It is the first in the series & my friend who I made read it, read it in one night. The Storm , I loved & the last in the series has just Born I liked NH way better though
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