Interracial Paranormals? List 2 ...

[Troysmom09]

Is IR, does it have a black H\H? They both look caucasian on the cover but I KNOW that doesn't really mean anything. Darn publishers.

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

The hero is black. The heroine is white. I was miffed, because he looks white on the covers. Pretty ridiculous of the publishers.

[Troysmom09]

Thank you Lady Danielle. Why oh Why can't publishers SEE that different is good? Knowing that the Hero is AA makes me WANT to purchase the book. I would pick that up at Barnes and Nobles if I was browsing the aisle. Different catches the eye so you would think a AA male with a white female would draw your eye and make you read the back! Piss's me off!

[Troysmom09]

What about Chosen by Jeanne Stein? Is that an IR?

[♡Meme♡Reads love♡]

Whats the pairing for
wm/bw or what? sometimes they don't give a good descriptions.

[Tara]

Deva wrote: "I'm summing up all the books mentioned in the previous post. Please add to the discussion if you find new ones. Keep the erotica to a minimum and also please don't forget that all interracial relat..."

How do you put the books on there with the covers?

[☺~Tina~☺]

If you click the add book/author; under the book tab you have a choice of link or bookcover.

[Tara]

Deva wrote: "Just finished and loved it!"

It's such a great book. I was going to say read my review but I still have to post one. lol I wrote the author, Rae Lori, and she is so incredibly nice.

And the third book out next year is the last. :(

Have you read the short stories that go along with the series? Really good. I'm going to check out a lot of her other books too.

[☺~Tina~☺]

Meme wrote: "Whats the pairing for
wm/bw or what? sometimes they don't give a good descriptions."

I don't know about the female yet, but Amun is Egyptian I think.

[Tara]

Tina wrote: "If you click the add book/author; under the book tab you have a choice of link or bookcover."

I must be the stupidiest person on the planet because I still can't figure it out. ::sigh::

[☺~Tina~☺]

rainlily wrote: "Tina wrote: "If you click the add book/author; under the book tab you have a choice of link or bookcover."

I must be the stupidiest person on the planet because I still can't figure it out. ::si..."

You are not stupid here:
-click add book/author, right above the comment box.
-then there is a book tab and next to it the author tab
-at the bottom there is a cirle to select for link and cover, mark cover
-you do your book search once you find your book click add

Something like below:

book author

Book: _____________________________ search
Search for a book to add a reference

add: link cover

[Tara]

Tina wrote: "rainlily wrote: "Tina wrote: "If you click the add book/author; under the book tab you have a choice of link or bookcover."

I must be the stupidiest person on the planet because I still can't fi..."

Oh, ok, I get it! I didn't know it was right here in the comment box. I thought you had to go to the book page itself and find a link to it. Goodness!

Thank you so much!

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

Deva, Norse Code isn't interracial. I wouldn't read it if you're looking for romance, either. It's a really good retelling of Norse mythology, though. :)

[Tara]

Deva wrote: "I was told these are IR ... Anyone know?

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I've read these! Loved them by the way!

The heroine is Spanish, Haitian, and French. The hero is white with French descent.

[Tara]

Deva wrote: "That's good enough for me! Thank you! They're good?"

You're welcome! :)

Yup, very good! I went through them pretty quick because they are that good.

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

Ooh. I'm glad I bought the first book.

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

Heart of Stone has a biracial (part black) heroine. Urban Shaman has a heroine who is half-Irish and half-Native American.

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

Not quite, but glad I could help! :)

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

Also, I don't know if you count this, since it's historical, but has a black hero who is from a black family of genius inventors. I am so excited. I've read the first book, which was great, and I am raring to read Catullus's book.

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

You're welcome!

[Troysmom09]

Found a great book that is technically paranormal IR but very different. I really enjoyed it.

[♡Meme♡Reads love♡]

Sounds good. Is the couple wm/bw or bm/ww?

[Troysmom09]

Its a female who has a white father, black mother and the male is harder to describe....he is dark but no one can tell exactly what he is and he does not know either, don't want to give too much away. ENJOY

[☺~Tina~☺]

I added it to my TBR.

[Jessica]

I belive the first story is interracial

[Kenya]

i don't think this is IR. Is it?
Eternal Kiss of Darkness

[☺~Tina~☺]

Mencheres is an Egyptian pharaoh turned vampire and Kira is a white female.

[Tara]

Lady Danielle "The Book Huntress" wrote: "Also, I don't know if you count this, since it's historical, but has a black hero who is from a black family of genius inventors. I am so excited. I've read the first b..."

I just bought this today. Do you have to read them in order? Is each book about different hero/heroines?

[☺~Tina~☺]

I haven't read Iron Duke but I know a few people who have and this is what they said as far as if it's an IR.

Mina was half "bugger" (the British who were left on the island when the Horde took over and half Horde) So not really a race we truly have, but yeah. And Rhys was essentially British as far as we know I suppose.

[☺~Tina~☺]

- Black female and white male (wolf)

and -Latino female and white male (tiger)

I thought these were already on the list. They are part of a series 2nd and 3rd. First one is a good one two if you want to start at the beginning since it's based on 3 girlfriends, they are hilarious.

[☺~Tina~☺]

- black female/white male vampire

-black/japanese female/white male vampire

[☺~Tina~☺]

Okay I thought I saw it somewhere but when I was looking here I didn't see it on the list.

No worse than Carinian's Seeker. The female is a bit more vocal, but to me neither are erotica.

[Jessica]

Not sure about this but Reyes is sometimes described as "dark-skinned and as dark as Amun

[☺~Tina~☺]

I've read The Darkest Pleasure and it never really said what his race was, just commented on the dark skin. Most of the Lords were created by the Gods, not born.

[Troysmom09]

Really good book that I overlooked a long time ago. Glad I took a chance and purchased it on Kindle.

Faerie Blood

[Troysmom09]

[☺~Tina~☺]

I have Faerie Blood sitting in my Kindle so I'll have to move it up some so I can read it. That one click download is dangerous stuff.

[The FountainPenDiva, Old school geek chick and lover of teddy bears]

By Marcia Collette

Unstable Environment Pilot Sinclair Duval sacrifices her career and her love life to rescue her three year-old niece from her mother's fate, while were-cheetah and healer Rio Velasquez struggles with the loss of his fiancee during the last were-cheetah clan war.

Something very strange is happening in the town of Seclusion, Tennessee in Seduction on the Prowl and it's up to root woman Donna Tucker and were-cheetah Kyle Innes to discover what...or who...is behind it.

[Jhenn]

Thanks for the recommendations, everyone. I'll be starting the Moonlight series and the Negotiator Trilogy soon. =]

[Troysmom09]

Thanks Marcia....Those are on the top on my to-read list!

[Tara]

Deva wrote: "Anyone know anything about this? $1.99 on Kindle.

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First time I've heard of it. That's a good price though. It sounds good but the cover doesn't match the synopsis though.

[Andrea]

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

The heroine in The Iron Duke is half-
Asian, so it is IR in that regard.

Regarding the Zoe Archer Blades of the Rose series, you probably should read it in order, box5angel.

I read , which is definitely IR. It's very different for PNR romance.

[Tara]

Lady Danielle "The Book Huntress" wrote: "The heroine in The Iron Duke is half-
Asian, so it is IR in that regard.

Regarding the Zoe Archer Blades of the Rose series, you probably should read it in order, box5angel.

I read [bookcover:Str..."

I ended up reading it anyway. lol It was really good. Eventually, I'll go back and start from the beginning.

Thank you!

[Danielle The Book Huntress]

Sorry for the late reply.

[Tara]

Lady Danielle "The Book Huntress" wrote: "Sorry for the late reply."

It's okay! :)

[Tara]

Deva wrote: "Which one did you like box5angel?"





It's the 4th book in the series. This is the first time I've read an IR with a bm/ww.

I kept seeing the cover in the stores and I even read the back but for some reason it didn't interest me. But one day, I looked at it again, bought it, read it and really enjoyed it.

[Tara]

I don't think this book has been mentioned, Black Magic Woman by Christine Warren. I saw the cover and thought to myself that the heroine looks black. Of course, you can only see half of her face and her body. Her name is Daphanie and her sister was in a previous book who's name is Danice. I'm like well she could be black. I still couldn't tell trying to find out info on the net. Well, today, I'm reading an 1-3 chapter excerpt, of BMW and Daphanie calls her sister, Niecie, and then I read that they come from a mixed-race family. Still don't know exactly what races though. And I don't know what race the hero is yet.

BMW is part of a series, The Others. Has anyone read the book or any books in the series before? I'm trying to figure out which book is Daphanie's siste's Danice's book.

Looking on Christine Warren's official site, it looks like the sister, Danice didn't have a book. I don't know, I could be wrong though.

Here's the excerpt of BMW if anyone wants to read it.

http://www.heroesandheartbreakers.com...

[Tara]

Deva wrote: "

I'm looking at the cover and wondering if this is IR. Anyone know?"

It could be but noy sure.

[Andrea]

Deva wrote: "Andrea, those are over on the AA thread. http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/5..."

Thanks for the tip.