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[♥ Ashleigh ♥]

finished wasn't as good as I had been hoping.

I finally started so far not disappointed!

[Elizabeth]

I'm just about to start a new series by Alisa Woods (I've been reading her True Alpha series). This is a dragon series. I love dragons, so I'll let ya'll know if this is a good one. I do like her sex scenes. They are hot without dragging on and on.

[Deborah]

I am totally caught up on the October Daye series and continue to love it though I do think (view spoiler)[ that I liked it better when her and Tybalt were enemies. It's fine now that they're together, but it's not as much fun. Which kudos to Ilona Andrews, she's managed to keep up the fun of Kate and Curran. (hide spoiler)]

[Crazy4more]

Finished , my first read from this author and looking forward to the next book! also, , it was just average.

Reading and audiobook for roadtrip to DC, woohoo!

[Jenna]

Got an ARC of: . Loving it!

Books 1 and 2 of the series are free right now, too, if any of you are looking for some good PNR:

[Denise Nanna]

Enjoying

[Christy]

♥ Ashleigh ♥ wrote: "Nicole wrote: "Just started "

I've been meaning to read this. What do you think so far??"

This series is beyond fantastic! Brilliantly written and one of the best examples of world building and character development I've ever read. There are NO bad books in this series. Exciting, action-packed, enthralling, humor and excellent dialogue. You won't be disappointed.

[Christy]

Could not finish . Could not connect to the story and well...blech. Which is sad because I've always loved this series, but I feel the author's writing is getting a bit off. Anyway, now reading and this author can do no wrong.

[Nicole]

Christy wrote: "Anyway, now reading Wild Embrace (Psy-Changeling, #15.5) by Nalini Singh and this author can do no wrong.."

Recently just finished and loved it! Absolutely loved her Guild Hunter series too.

Right now I'm reading

[Crazy4more]

Finished audiobook , all I can say is thank goodness for this audiobook. Roadtrip from FL to VA was a breeze.

Audiobook

[Celestine]

I just finished . It was an unexpected read, given the blurb and the cover.

[Denise Nanna]

Its ok.

[Victoria]

Discovered Reading this one now and enjoying it!

[Amac]

My TBR list is insane right now. But, I managed to finish the following:


I recommend it. It's awkward at times but that's part of the charm of their story.

Meh.

It should have been a full book!

Meh. Waiting for Cameo and Gilly's HEA's

Meh. It has good ratings but it's okay. Writing is good, as always. But this read like a rinse/repeat of book 1.

Liked it, kinda saccharine but it's a nice change of pace compared to usual mind games/antagonist games we read in the genre. So glad she wrote another in this series. More cyborg characters means more books to come?

Here are the recent 5 star reads that are not PNR but I recommend them

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[Kristen]

I'm reading The dragon born series by Ella Summers.
Totally hooked, I can't put them down, unfortunately the series isn't finished yet

[Crazy4more]

Finished . Solid plot

Reading ... Just stoked.

[Deborah]

Crazy4more wrote: "Finished. Solid plot

Reading ... Just stoked."

Tenth Grave is sooo good!

[PreePree]

... I have been waiting awhile for this to come out. I hope its as good as the others....although the current reviews suggest otherwise...

[Denise Nanna]

Finished and absolutely loved and immediately picked up one of her other books,

[Deborah]

Re-reading because I needed my fix.

[Zoe]

I just finished Risk, A Mageri World Novel by Dannika Dark. It takes place in the same world as all her other books and includes mages, vampires, and shifters. I love all her books because of the time she puts into creating interesting and slightly broken characters. It's not huge on the world building side, but all her books are consistent and well written. They are about 2-3 flame sex scenes so if you are looking for something smuttier these books won't cut it. But if you are looking for action, smart characters, light romance and consistency in story layout then these are it!

[Deborah]

DNF'd First series by her that I haven't adored.

[Debbie]

rereading Darkfever thought it was time to visit Jericho & Mack again!

[Deborah]

Debbie wrote: "rereading Darkfever thought it was time to visit Jericho & Mack again!"

Always worth revisiting Jericho...

[Crazy4more]

Finished last weekend and amazed how she came about these lines. Laughed, cried and on edge... non-stop entertainment!

Reading . Another amazing author!

[Elizabeth]

I'm reading Victoria Clapton's Avowal. It's the last in the Priestess and the Warrior series. It is such a great series. I love the characters and the story line. It is a completely unique series. I will review further when I finish the book, but I highly recommend this series. One of the best things about this series is the use of language. It is easy to read, but it doesn't "dumb down" the language as many books do. Language is used beautifully to create mental images of the people and places the story is about. Also, although there is some sex and violence, I would be comfortable recommending these books for older teens (say fourteen and up). The scenes are not overly graphic in a way that would be inappropriate for younger readers. I really appreciate that since I want to encourage young people to love books.

[Elizabeth]

I finished Avowal. It was great. It wrapped up the series beautifully. I can't recommend this series highly enough. It's fun to have a series that is completely unique. I also have to give the author kudos for mentioning the t.v. series Firefly. I so loved that series and wish it had not been canceled:) There is so many layers of interest in these books. I can guarantee that there will be something of interest for everybody, whether your taste runs to mythology or current pop culture. I look forward to the next book Victoria Clapton publishes.

[Kezzy]

I'm reading Angel in Training by C L Coffey. I just started (barely past the 6% mark), but I'm loving it so far.

[Alicia]

Currently I am reading by Sherrilyn Kenyon as I am working toward catching up with the books I own in this series.

[Jenna]

Finished and loved it as much as the other books in the series. Twiddling my thumbs waiting for the next book...

[Claudia]

I´m in a rereading mood (again), so I'm with Ilona Andrews´s Kate Daniel series.

[Goldingurl]

i read and

trying to decide what's next for me ... i have a few available or or ... just not sure what i am in the mood for :(

[Deborah]

Just finished Phenomenal!

[Domino (aka Meme)]

Goldingurl wrote: "i read and

trying to decide what's next for me ... i have a few available or [bookcover:Fair Game|7942..."

Goldingurl,
i'm not sure if u decided what to read next, but if i can be of any help with this comment;
i think Fair Game is the way to go for ur next read. i remember that book being a great surprise in the series. Charles and Anna got closer and the plot in that book was super awesome. I read Dead Ever After and was totally disappointed. the plot was weak and i didn't like that ending. Rev it Up i've never read so i can't give any feedback on that one.
i hope these suggestions give u a better idea on what to read next =D

[Denise Nanna]

Enjoying

[Celestine]

I know it has been out awhile, but I am finally reading

[Karen]

Just finishing up this fun read. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...

[Goldingurl]

Domino ...that's too funny i hadn't been back here since i posted but I did go with
for a number of reasons I do love charles and want to know more about him and Anna plus i like the fireball he married lol
I also love the mercy-verse i always have

[Crazy4more]

Finished . Loved it.

Finished audiobook , a bit complicated.

Audiobook , reading

[Zoe]

Shari Kay wrote: "Have had a couple of duds and a few DNF lately so went to a continuing series read that I know I'll at least finish and most likely enjoy! lol"

I love this series! The main character cracks me up and it's quite a bit different from her other books, but in a good way

[Art (aka Whistler Reads)]

Just finished the six book Stacy Justice series, I wish that the shorts could have been interspersed in the goodreads listing so I could have gotten them in order . . .
37405 Karen...I recommend you finish out the Toadwitch's series. That's the one that led me to this one. Both were great fun . . . "Tale of three witches" is a cross-over between the two.

[Kezzy]

Now I'm 20 % into Angel in Training.

[PreePree]

.. Stumbled across this on Amazon. It was free so I decided to give it a shot.

[Monique]

I'm about halfway through 'The Seventh Bride' by T. Kingfisher. I love it so far!

[Domino (aka Meme)]

Goldingurl wrote: "Domino ...that's too funny i hadn't been back here since i posted but I did go with
for a number of reasons I do love charles and want to know more about him and Anna ..."

super, Goldingurl. u recieved my Fair Game vibes. hehe. i know u'll just love it =D

[Christy]

Finished a few days ago, and was not as impressed with this book as with her previous books in the series. The lead female was irritating and whiny and I felt the book lacked cohesion. Not enough smooth flow for a story. Now I'm reading . Love this series.

[Kate]

Loving this series❤️
.... On book 3 now. Funny series:)

[Tania]

I finished :
I loved the concept and really enjoyed the book!
, , I loved all three books. Amazing series
, , 3, 4 and 5 stars read for me. If you are patient enough to get to the last book you will be rewarded
it was OK it was a nice read
lost interest and could not finish it. The first half was good, but then suddenly it became so boring

[Brandee]

Seduction in death.. just started it today.. last night I finished Narcissus in chains.. is was good I enjoyed it more then I though after I re reviews about the book.

[Tory]

Working on Before They Are Hanged by Joe Abercrombie. I have a rule, that I don't read the genre I'm currently writing in, so right now I'm with Fantasy instead of PNR or Urban Fantasy.

Over all, pretty good, if you like your fantasy grittier than normal. I grew up on J. R. R. Tolkien, the Dragonlance books, and Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman, but grew out of them eventually (shocker, I know!). So, it's a nice change of pace from the old Sword & Sorcery I'm used to.

Abercrombie definitely keeps a better pace than someone like George R. R. Martin, mainly because you're dealing with only four or so revolving points-of-view. Rather than having five sets of eyes focused on each skirmish, he keeps it to one. He even glosses over whole, unimportant ones by using letters to superiors. Which is great! Also, you don't have to sit through descriptions of meals, or songs. Which, I guess is your loss if you're into that kind of thing.

Over all, I've been pretty happy with it (read over 125 pages last night), but I do have one big complaint: No strong female characters. I just came off reading several books that all passed the Bechdel test with flying colors, and the fact that I'm reading about five male main characters, and one female main character (who has zero traditional female characteristics), is so irritating that I remember why I put the book down in the first place.

But, of course, I'm glad I DID pick it back up, because it's still a good yarn.