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Any male character from a Susan Johnson historical novel. I liked



Update: 1/10/11
Completed: 2/50
1. Athens, Greece: Lucien in The Darkest Kiss by Gena Showalter 1/3/11
2. Dublin, Ireland: Jericho Barrons in Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning 1/10/11

Update: 1/10/11
Completed: 1/19
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises): Leo in Mercy Blade by Faith Hunter 1/10/11

Gem's DHASG 2011 Mega-Challenge
Level II: How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types
Update: 11th January 2011
Completed: 1/19
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin (Contract Killer)
2.Modern Soldier (includes Mercenary)
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer
4.Stalkerific Hero
5.Tortured Hero (can be any of the above but major classification is tortured) :-Branded As Trouble Colt is a recovering alcholic Completed 09th Jan 2011
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises)
7.Law Enforcement
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate
9.Historical Warrior (Highlander/Knight/Native Warrior/Viking/Warlord/Soldier)
10.Spy
11.White Collar Raider (Business/Legal)
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges)
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors (Vampire, Demon, Werewolf, Gods, Shifter, Dark Fae)
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo :-
16.Bodyguards/Protectors
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers
18.Rakehell/Rake
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes
Completed



You can be creative with some of these categories. I'm not policing folks here. Just let your conscience be your guide. :)

Update: 1/11/11
Completed: 2/19
1. Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors: Lucien from The Darkest Kiss by Gena Showalter 1/03/11
2. Law Enforcement: Joe Morelli in Four to Score by Janet Evanovich 1/10/11
Tier III:
Update: 1/11/11
Completed: 3/50
1. Athens, Greece: The Darkest Kiss by Gena Showalter 1/3/11
2. Dublin, Ireland: Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning 1/10/11
3. New Jersey (The Berg): Joe Morelli in Four to Score by Janet Evanovich 1/10/11

If you still need a Rake, try Devil in Winter. Very good historical.

11/79 Complete
TIER I: Rank Your Bad Boy
5/10 Complete
10. Completely Lethal: JERICHO BARRONS in Bloodfever by Karen Marie Moning Fin 03 Jan
9. Few Boundries: WRATH in Dark Lover by J R Ward Fin 06 Jan
8. Ruthless Bastard: JACK WINTER from Bone Gods by Caitlin Kittredge Fin 01 Jan
7. Scary Crazy Guy:
6. Do What it Takes:
5. Bad Boy:
4. Sucker Punch:
3. Give Him a Good Reason: EIDOLON from Pleasure Unbound by Larissa Ione
2. Slightly Volatile:
1. Mild Mannered: MAC MACKENZIE from Lady Isabella's Scandalous Marriage by Jennifer Ashley





TIER II: How Well Do You Know Your Heroes?
3/19 Complete
Assassin: LORE from Ecstasy Unveiled by Larissa Ione Fin 18 Jan
Modern Soldier/Mercenary:
Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer:
Stalkerific Hero:
Tortured Hero:
Criminal: JACK WINTER from Bone Gods by Caitlin Kittredge Fin 01 Jan
Law Enforcement:
Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate:
Historical Warrior:
Spy:
White Collar Raider:
Blue Collar:
Fireman/Dangerous Job Holder:
Paranomrally Lethal/Immortal Warrior: WRATH in Dark Lover by J R Ward Fin 06 Jan
Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo:
Bodyguards/Protectors:
Sportsman/Athletes/Bikers:
Rakes:
Powerful & Titled:



TIER III: Bad Boys Around the World
3/50 Complete
1: LONDON in Bone Gods by Caitlin Kittredge Fin 01 Jan
2: DUBLIN in Bloodfever by Karen Marie Moning Fin 03 Jan
3: CALDWELL IN Dark Lover BY J R Ward Fin 06 Jan
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Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
For this level of the challenge, refer to the Dangerous Hero Scale:
Dangerous Hero Scale
10:Completely lethal, seemingly remorseless, has no problem killing to get the job done, or killing as the job. Killing someone doesn't phase him. It's either him or them and don't let someone be after someone he loves. More or less amoral-except when it comes to things that have true value to him (like his heroine or his family). The mission is all that matters to him (at least until he falls for his heroine).
Natches, Nauti Dreams, Lora Leigh
9:Not the guy to mess with. He has few boundaries he won't cross.
8:He can be ruthless. Not above doing almost anything for self-promotion. Has and will betray those close to him if needed. He has a code, but it's his own code--not necessarily in line with established laws, rules, or mores.
7:Most people would probably consider him insane or crazy, or just kinda whacked in the head. A scary guy.
6:Ruthless to get the job done, or to get what he wants/needs/or to protect others.
5:A hero who still has the aura of a bad boy, but is more laid back and open and not necessarily quite as ruthless. Any hero who has stalkerific tendencies is automatically a 5. He's not the type that is completely unpredictable.
4:He has shown that those who mistake him for a ordinary, nice guy are wrong. He'll surprise you!
3:He will do 'bad' things for reasons he feels is necessary, and not feel too much regret about it. He has no problem claiming, kidnapping, or taking his heroine when the situation calls for it.
Reule, Drink of Me, Jacquelyn Frank
2:Slightly more volatile than a 1. Most of the time he is very well behaved, you just don't want to get him riled up!
1:mild-mannered most of the time, but when his fuse gets lit, watch out. He becomes the most dangerous man in the room.
Asher, From the Ashes, Maree Anderson
Tier II-How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
Purpose: Read a book with each of the different types of Dangerous Heroes from the Master List:
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin (Contract Killer) :
Tane, Killer of Rogue Vampires, Devoured by Darkness, Alexandra Ivy
2.Modern Soldier (includes Mercenary):
Bobby, Special Ops/HALO specialist, Jump Start, Lisa Renee Jones
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer:
Natches, Sniper and Swapper, Nauti Dreams, Lora Leigh
4.Stalkerific Hero
5.Tortured Hero (can be any of the above but major classification is tortured)
Ex-Con/Foster Child, Jaz, Ink Spots, Lissa Matthews
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises):
Trent, Drug Lord, Pale Demon, Kim Harrison
7.Law Enforcement:
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate:
Jason, Pirate, Sexual Hunger, Melissa MacNeal
9.Historical Warrior (Highlander/Knight/Native Warrior/Viking/Warlord/Soldier)
10.Spy
11.White Collar Raider (Business/Legal)
Cole, Pilot, Everybody love a Hero, Marie Force
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges)
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder
Jackson, I’m on Fire, Sommer Marsden
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors (Vampire, Demon, Werewolf, Gods, Shifter, Dark Fae)
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo
16.Bodyguards/Protectors
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers
18.Rakehell/Rake
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes
Reule, Prime of the Sange, Drink of Me, Jacquelyn Frank
Tier III: Bad Boys Around the World. Read Fifty Books in 50 different geographic locations with some kind of dangerous hero/bad-boy type.
Example:
Danielle's DHASG 2011 Mega-Challenge:
Tier III:
Update: 5/13
Completed: 2/50
1. Kentucky, USA Nauti Dreams, Lora Leigh
2. Washington, DC, Houston, San Francisco and Chicago, USA, Everybody Loves a Hero, Marie Force
3. Good Riddance, Alaska, USA, Northern Escape, Jennifer LaBrecque
4. Texas, USA, Jump Start, Lisa Renee Jones
5. Chicago (and the tunnels nearby), USA, Devoured by Darkness, Alexandra Ivy
6. OuterSpace (more specific?), Far far away!, From the Ashes, Maree Anderson
7. London, England, Sexual Hunger, Melissa MacNeal
8. Sange Outlands between the Mountains and Sand Lands, Drink of Me, Jacquelyn Frank
9. Baltimore MD, I’m on Fire, Sommer Marsden
Danielle's Dangerous Hero Addict Suppport Group 2011 Mega-Challenge
Duration: January 1-December 31, 2011
Update: 1/12/10
Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
Dangerous Hero Scale
10:Completely lethal, seemingly remorseless, has no problem killing to get the job done, or killing as the job. Killing someone doesn't phase him. It's either him or them and don't let someone be after someone he loves. More or less amoral-except when it comes to things that have true value to him (like his heroine or his family). The mission is all that matters to him (at least until he falls for his heroine).
9:Not the guy to mess with. He has few boundaries he won't cross.
8:He can be ruthless. Not above doing almost anything for self-promotion. Has and will betray those close to him if needed. He has a code, but it's his own code--not necessarily in line with established laws, rules, or mores.
7:Most people would probably consider him insane or crazy, or just kinda whacked in the head. A scary guy.
6:Ruthless to get the job done, or to get what he wants/needs/or to protect others.
5:A hero who still has the aura of a bad boy, but is more laid back and open and not necessarily quite as ruthless. Any hero who has stalkerific tendencies is automatically a 5. He's not the type that is completely unpredictable.
4:He has shown that those who mistake him for a ordinary, nice guy are wrong. He'll surprise you!
3:He will do 'bad' things for reasons he feels is necessary, and not feel too much regret about it. He has no problem claiming, kidnapping, or taking his heroine when the situation calls for it.
2:Slightly more volatile than a 1. Most of the time he is very well behaved, you just don't want to get him riled up!
1:mild-mannered most of the time, but when his fuse gets lit, watch out. He becomes the most dangerous man in the room.
Rank the heroes from ten books with dangerous heroes that you read in 2011 from 1-10 according to their dangerous hero quotient.
Completed: 2/10
10
9-Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer 1/3
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6-Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan 1/2
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Tier II-How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
Purpose: Read a book with each of the different types of Dangerous Heroes from the Master List:
Completed: 3/19
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin (Contract Killer)
2.Modern Soldier (includes Mercenary) -Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan 1/2
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer
4.Stalkerific Hero
5.Tortured Hero (can be any of the above but major classification is tortured)
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises)
7.Law Enforcement
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate Rhys Trahaern from the Iron Duke by Meljean Brook 1/12
9.Historical Warrior (Highlander/Knight/Native Warrior/Viking/Warlord/Soldier)
10.Spy
11.White Collar Raider (Business/Legal) Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer 1/3
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges)
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors (Vampire, Demon, Werewolf, Gods, Shifter, Dark Fae)
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo
16.Bodyguards/Protectors
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers
18.Rakehell/Rake
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes
Tier III: Bad Boys Around the World. Read Fifty Books in 50 different geographic locations with some kind of dangerous hero/bad-boy type. The locations can be in the same country, but must be in a different state or city.
1. Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan. Location: San Francisco, CA. 1/2
2. Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer. Location: Antarctica. 1/3
3.Anders Larson from The Medusa Prophecy by Cindy Dees. Location: Arctic Circle, Norway. 1/7
4.Marc Bordeaux from Craving Beauty by Nalini Singh. Location: Lafayette, LA. 1/8
5.Dominic McManus from Bitten by Dan O'Brien. Location: Minnesota. 1/10
6.Rhys Trahaern from The Iron Duke. Location: Fantastical London England. 1/12
Duration: January 1-December 31, 2011
Update: 1/12/10
Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
Dangerous Hero Scale
10:Completely lethal, seemingly remorseless, has no problem killing to get the job done, or killing as the job. Killing someone doesn't phase him. It's either him or them and don't let someone be after someone he loves. More or less amoral-except when it comes to things that have true value to him (like his heroine or his family). The mission is all that matters to him (at least until he falls for his heroine).
9:Not the guy to mess with. He has few boundaries he won't cross.
8:He can be ruthless. Not above doing almost anything for self-promotion. Has and will betray those close to him if needed. He has a code, but it's his own code--not necessarily in line with established laws, rules, or mores.
7:Most people would probably consider him insane or crazy, or just kinda whacked in the head. A scary guy.
6:Ruthless to get the job done, or to get what he wants/needs/or to protect others.
5:A hero who still has the aura of a bad boy, but is more laid back and open and not necessarily quite as ruthless. Any hero who has stalkerific tendencies is automatically a 5. He's not the type that is completely unpredictable.
4:He has shown that those who mistake him for a ordinary, nice guy are wrong. He'll surprise you!
3:He will do 'bad' things for reasons he feels is necessary, and not feel too much regret about it. He has no problem claiming, kidnapping, or taking his heroine when the situation calls for it.
2:Slightly more volatile than a 1. Most of the time he is very well behaved, you just don't want to get him riled up!
1:mild-mannered most of the time, but when his fuse gets lit, watch out. He becomes the most dangerous man in the room.
Rank the heroes from ten books with dangerous heroes that you read in 2011 from 1-10 according to their dangerous hero quotient.
Completed: 2/10
10
9-Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer 1/3
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7
6-Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan 1/2
5
4
3
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1
Tier II-How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
Purpose: Read a book with each of the different types of Dangerous Heroes from the Master List:
Completed: 3/19
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin (Contract Killer)
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer
4.Stalkerific Hero
5.Tortured Hero (can be any of the above but major classification is tortured)
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises)
7.Law Enforcement
9.Historical Warrior (Highlander/Knight/Native Warrior/Viking/Warlord/Soldier)
10.Spy
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges)
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors (Vampire, Demon, Werewolf, Gods, Shifter, Dark Fae)
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo
16.Bodyguards/Protectors
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers
18.Rakehell/Rake
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes
Tier III: Bad Boys Around the World. Read Fifty Books in 50 different geographic locations with some kind of dangerous hero/bad-boy type. The locations can be in the same country, but must be in a different state or city.
1. Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan. Location: San Francisco, CA. 1/2
2. Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer. Location: Antarctica. 1/3
3.Anders Larson from The Medusa Prophecy by Cindy Dees. Location: Arctic Circle, Norway. 1/7
4.Marc Bordeaux from Craving Beauty by Nalini Singh. Location: Lafayette, LA. 1/8
5.Dominic McManus from Bitten by Dan O'Brien. Location: Minnesota. 1/10
6.Rhys Trahaern from The Iron Duke. Location: Fantastical London England. 1/12

Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
Progress: 0 of 10
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Tier II-How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
Progress: 4 of 19
1.Assassin: Mesmerized
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4.Stalkerific: Dreams of a Dark Warrior
5.Tortured: Live Wire or Tempted by His Kiss
6.Criminal: Born of Shadows
7.Law Enforcement: The Ideal Man
8.Pirate: Gentle Rogue
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10.Spy
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12.Blue Collar:
13.Fireman: Trial by Fire or Wild Heat
14.Paranormally Lethal: Eternal Flame
15.Cowboy: Caine's Reckoning
16.Protector: Hotter Than Wildfire
17.Athlete: Changing the Game or Icebreaker
18.Rake: My Lord Scandal or After Dark with a Scoundrel
19.Duke: What I Did For a Duke or Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke's Heart




Tier III: Bad Boys Around the World
Progress: 5 of 50
1. Kentucky - Luke Rafferty, Fragile -- 1/3
2. Scotland - Sidheach "Hawk" Douglas, Beyond the Highland Mist -- 1/4
3. San Francisco, CA - Kane Cannon, Ruthless Game -- 1/9
4. St. Maarten - Zane Cutter, Undertow -- 1/13
5. Texas - Luke Garrett, Her Bodyguard -- 1/6

Gem's DHASG 2011 Mega-Challenge
Level II: How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types
Update: 14th January 2011 with more books
Completed: 1/19
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin (Contract Killer):-Kiss of the Rose
2.Modern Soldier (includes Mercenary):-
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer:-
4.Stalkerific Hero :-
5.Tortured Hero (can be any of the above but major classification is tortured) :-Branded As Trouble Colt is a recovering alcholic Completed 09th Jan 2011
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises):-
7.Law Enforcement:- The Remains of the Dead
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate:- Bound By Honor: An Erotic Novel of Maid Marian
9.Historical Warrior (Highlander/Knight/Native Warrior/Viking/Warlord/Soldier):-
10.Spy:-
11.White Collar Raider:- (Business/Legal)Lover Unleashed
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges):-
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder:-
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors (Vampire, Demon, Werewolf, Gods, Shifter, Dark Fae)Shadowfever
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo :- Rough, Raw and Ready
16.Bodyguards/Protectors:-
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers:-
18.Rakehell/Rake:- The Price of Desire
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes:- Prelude to a Scandal







Currently Reading

Completed


6/19
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin (Contract Killer)
2.Modern Soldier (includes Mercenary)
4.Stalkerific Hero
5.Tortured Hero (can be any of the above but major classification is tortured)
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises)
7.Law Enforcement
9.Historical Warrior (Highlander/Knight/Native Warrior/Viking/Warlord/Soldier)
11.White Collar Raider (Business/Legal)
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges)
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo
18.Rakehell/Rake
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes







6/19
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin (Contract Killer)
2.Modern Soldier (includes Mercenary)
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer Sean from Edge of Midnight
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RE:#3
Ahhhh, Sean (heart beats faster) one of my all time favorite bad boys...his legendary consumption of woman...

Update: 1/14/11
Completed: 4/50
1. Athens, Greece: Lucien in The Darkest Kiss by Gena Showalter 1/3/11
2. Dublin, Ireland: Jericho in Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning 1/10/11
3. New Jersey (The Berg): Joe Morelli in Four to Score by Janet Evanovich 1/10/11
4. Mercy Falls, Minnesota: Sam in Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater 1/14/11
Tier II: How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin:
2.Modern Soldier/Mercenary: Kane Cannon fromRuthless Game by Christine Feehan 1/10
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer: Bennett Day fromScoundrel by Zoe Archer 1/13
4.Stalkerific Hero:
5.Tortured Hero:
6.Criminal:
7.Law Enforcement:
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate:
9.Historical Warrior:
10.Spy:
11.White Collar Raider: Roarke fromJudgment in Death by JD Robb 1/1
12.Blue Collar:
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder:
14.Paranormally Lethal: Raphael fromArchangel's Kiss by Nalini Singh 1/3
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo:
16.Bodyguards/Protectors:
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers:
18.Rakehell/Rake: Gabriel St. John fromNine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake by Sarah Maclean 1/3
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes:
Tier III: Bad Boys Around the World. Read Fifty Books in 50 different geographic locations with some kind of dangerous hero/bad-boy type.
1. New York, NY:Judgment in Death by JD Robb 1/1
2. Grampian Mountains, Scotland:
Highland Bride
1/2
3. London, England:Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake by Sarah Maclean 1/3
4. Denver, CO:Deadly Intent by Kylie Brant 1/4
5. Olympus Resort, Off Planet:Interlude in Death by JD Robb 1/5
6. Kingair, Scotland:Changeless by Gail Carriger 1/6
7. Florence, Italy:Blameless by Gail Carriger 1/6
8. San Diego, California:Blood Challenge by Eileen Wilks 1/7
9. San Francisco, CA:Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan 1/10
10. Dublin, Ireland:Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning 1/10
11. Athens, Greece:Scoundrel by Zoe Archer 1/13
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin:
2.Modern Soldier/Mercenary: Kane Cannon from
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer: Bennett Day from
4.Stalkerific Hero:
5.Tortured Hero:
6.Criminal:
7.Law Enforcement:
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate:
9.Historical Warrior:
10.Spy:
11.White Collar Raider: Roarke from
12.Blue Collar:
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder:
14.Paranormally Lethal: Raphael from
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo:
16.Bodyguards/Protectors:
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers:
18.Rakehell/Rake: Gabriel St. John from
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes:
Tier III: Bad Boys Around the World. Read Fifty Books in 50 different geographic locations with some kind of dangerous hero/bad-boy type.
1. New York, NY:
2. Grampian Mountains, Scotland:
3. London, England:
4. Denver, CO:
5. Olympus Resort, Off Planet:
6. Kingair, Scotland:
7. Florence, Italy:
8. San Diego, California:
9. San Francisco, CA:
10. Dublin, Ireland:
11. Athens, Greece:

Update: 1/16/11
Completed: 3/19
1. Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors: Lucien from The Darkest Kiss by Gena Showalter 1/03/11
2. Law Enforcement: Joe Morelli in Four to Score by Janet Evanovich 1/10/11
3. Rake: Rafe Bowman in A Wallflower Christmas by Lisa Kleypas 1/15/11
Tier III:
Update: 1/16/11
Completed: 5/50
1. Athens, Greece: Lucien in The Darkest Kiss by Gena Showalter 1/3/11
2. Dublin, Ireland: Jericho in Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning 1/10/11
3. New Jersey (The Berg): Joe Morelli in Four to Score by Janet Evanovich 1/10/11
4. Mercy Falls, Minnesota: Sam in Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater 1/14/11
5. Hampshire, England: Rafe Bowman in A Wallflower Christmas 1/15/11

Update: 1/16/11
Completed: 3/19
1. Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors: Lucien from The Darkest Kiss by Gena Showalte..."
Sandy...Joe Morelli...ya, bad boy-ish and certainly womanizer in his youth, but now he is just too good...Get to High Five and enjoy yourself a little Ranger (pants self)...yummy on that true bad boy...he's got it all, danger, ex-special op, ex-criminal, on and on....that Stephanie is one lucky lady!

Level II: How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types
Update: 17th January 2011
Completed: 3/19
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin (Contract Killer):-Kiss of the Rose
2.Modern Soldier (includes Mercenary):-
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer:-
4.Stalkerific Hero :-
5.Tortured Hero (can be any of the above but major classification is tortured) :-Branded As Trouble Colt is a recovering alcholic Completed 09th Jan 2011
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises):-
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate:- Bound By Honor: An Erotic Novel of Maid Marian
9.Historical Warrior (Highlander/Knight/Native Warrior/Viking/Warlord/Soldier):-
10.Spy:-
11.White Collar Raider:- (Business/Legal)Lover Unleashed
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder:-
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors (Vampire, Demon, Werewolf, Gods, Shifter, Dark Fae)Shadowfever
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo :- Rough, Raw and Ready
16.Bodyguards/Protectors:-
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers:-
18.Rakehell/Rake:- The Price of Desire
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes:- Prelude to a Scandal







Currently Reading
Completed




Update: 1/17/11
Completed: 6/50
1. Athens, Greece: Lucien in The Darkest Kiss by Gena Showalter 1/3/11
2. Dublin, Ireland: Jericho in Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning 1/10/11
3. New Jersey (The Berg): Joe Morelli in Four to Score by Janet Evanovich 1/10/11
4. Mercy Falls, Minnesota: Sam in Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater 1/14/11
5. Hampshire, England: Rafe Bowman in A Wallflower Christmas 1/15/11
6. Bon Temps, Louisiana: Eric in Dead to the World by Charlaine Harris 1/17/11

Update: 20/01/2011
Completed: 4/19
1.Assassin:Skin Game(Skin, #1) by Ava Gray
2.Modern Soldier:Navarro's Promise(Breeds #24) by Lora Leigh
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker:This Side of the Grave(Night Huntress #5) by Jeanine Frost (Bones)
4.Stalkerific Hero:Bound by Blood(Soul Mates #1) by Jourdane Lane
5.Tortured Hero:The Darkest Secret(Lords of the Underworld, #7) by Gena Showalter
6.Criminal:
7.Law Enforcement:?????
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw:If You Dare(MacCarrick Brothers, #1) by Kresley Cole
9.Historical Warrior:Warrior(The Blades of the Rose #1) by Zoe Archer
10.Spy :The Assignment(Assignment #1) by Evangeline Anderson
11.White Collar Raider:Lover Unleashed(Black Dagger Brotherhood, #9)by JR Ward
12.Blue Collar: by Evangeline Anderson
13.Dangerous Job-holder:????
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors:
15.Cowboy/Rancher:
16.Bodyguards/Protectors:Moonshine (Cal Leandros #2) by Rob Thurman
17.Athletes/Bikers:
18.Rakehell/Rake :Scoundrel(The Blades of the Rose, #2) by Zoe Archer
19.Emperors/Kings:Dreams of a Dark Warrior (Immortals After Dark #11) by Kresley Cole


















* spoilers*
She's a skinwalker, not a were and not a shifter. That's what I like, different. Jane has actual dialogues with Beast (her sidekick of sort when she shapeshifts), 'intelligent' enough to put Jane in her place. Nice change from the character being driven by baser instincts. New Orleans setting with vampires mafia going sometimes crazy and almost killing everyones (yeah, being a vampire lackey is no fun). Jane renames all the muscles around and it's downright funny sometimes.
Hope you take the time to read the series.
Danielle's Dangerous Hero Addict Suppport Group 2011 Mega-Challenge
Duration: January 1-December 31, 2011
Update: 1/20/10
Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
Dangerous Hero Scale
10:Completely lethal, seemingly remorseless, has no problem killing to get the job done, or killing as the job. Killing someone doesn't phase him. It's either him or them and don't let someone be after someone he loves. More or less amoral-except when it comes to things that have true value to him (like his heroine or his family). The mission is all that matters to him (at least until he falls for his heroine).
9:Not the guy to mess with. He has few boundaries he won't cross.
8:He can be ruthless. Not above doing almost anything for self-promotion. Has and will betray those close to him if needed. He has a code, but it's his own code--not necessarily in line with established laws, rules, or mores.
7:Most people would probably consider him insane or crazy, or just kinda whacked in the head. A scary guy.
6:Ruthless to get the job done, or to get what he wants/needs/or to protect others.
5:A hero who still has the aura of a bad boy, but is more laid back and open and not necessarily quite as ruthless. Any hero who has stalkerific tendencies is automatically a 5. He's not the type that is completely unpredictable.
4:He has shown that those who mistake him for a ordinary, nice guy are wrong. He'll surprise you!
3:He will do 'bad' things for reasons he feels is necessary, and not feel too much regret about it. He has no problem claiming, kidnapping, or taking his heroine when the situation calls for it.
2:Slightly more volatile than a 1. Most of the time he is very well behaved, you just don't want to get him riled up!
1:mild-mannered most of the time, but when his fuse gets lit, watch out. He becomes the most dangerous man in the room.
Rank the heroes from ten books with dangerous heroes that you read in 2011 from 1-10 according to their dangerous hero quotient.
Completed: 3/10
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9-Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer 1/3
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6-Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan 1/2
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3-Eddie Drood from The Man With the Golden Torc by Simon R. Green 1/19
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Tier II-How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
Purpose: Read a book with each of the different types of Dangerous Heroes from the Master List:
Completed: 4/19
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin (Contract Killer)
2.Modern Soldier (includes Mercenary) -Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan 1/2
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer
4.Stalkerific Hero
5.Tortured Hero (can be any of the above but major classification is tortured)
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises)
7.Law Enforcement
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate Rhys Trahaern from the Iron Duke by Meljean Brook 1/12
9.Historical Warrior (Highlander/Knight/Native Warrior/Viking/Warlord/Soldier)
10.Spy Eddie from The Man With the Golden Torc by Simon R. Green 1/19
11.White Collar Raider (Business/Legal) Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer 1/3
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges)
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors (Vampire, Demon, Werewolf, Gods, Shifter, Dark Fae)
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo
16.Bodyguards/Protectors
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers
18.Rakehell/Rake
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes
Tier III: Bad Boys Around the World. Read Fifty Books in 50 different geographic locations with some kind of dangerous hero/bad-boy type. The locations can be in the same country, but must be in a different state or city.
1. Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan. Location: San Francisco, CA. 1/2
2. Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer. Location: Antarctica. 1/3
3.Anders Larson from The Medusa Prophecy by Cindy Dees. Location: Arctic Circle, Norway. 1/7
4.Marc Bordeaux from Craving Beauty by Nalini Singh. Location: Lafayette, LA. 1/8
5.Dominic McManus from Bitten by Dan O'Brien. Location: Minnesota. 1/10
6.Rhys Trahaern from The Iron Duke. Location: Fantastical London England. 1/12
7.Olivier Moreau from Taken for Revenge, Bedded for Pleasure by India Grey. Location: Normandy, France. 1/16
Duration: January 1-December 31, 2011
Update: 1/20/10
Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
Dangerous Hero Scale
10:Completely lethal, seemingly remorseless, has no problem killing to get the job done, or killing as the job. Killing someone doesn't phase him. It's either him or them and don't let someone be after someone he loves. More or less amoral-except when it comes to things that have true value to him (like his heroine or his family). The mission is all that matters to him (at least until he falls for his heroine).
9:Not the guy to mess with. He has few boundaries he won't cross.
8:He can be ruthless. Not above doing almost anything for self-promotion. Has and will betray those close to him if needed. He has a code, but it's his own code--not necessarily in line with established laws, rules, or mores.
7:Most people would probably consider him insane or crazy, or just kinda whacked in the head. A scary guy.
6:Ruthless to get the job done, or to get what he wants/needs/or to protect others.
5:A hero who still has the aura of a bad boy, but is more laid back and open and not necessarily quite as ruthless. Any hero who has stalkerific tendencies is automatically a 5. He's not the type that is completely unpredictable.
4:He has shown that those who mistake him for a ordinary, nice guy are wrong. He'll surprise you!
3:He will do 'bad' things for reasons he feels is necessary, and not feel too much regret about it. He has no problem claiming, kidnapping, or taking his heroine when the situation calls for it.
2:Slightly more volatile than a 1. Most of the time he is very well behaved, you just don't want to get him riled up!
1:mild-mannered most of the time, but when his fuse gets lit, watch out. He becomes the most dangerous man in the room.
Rank the heroes from ten books with dangerous heroes that you read in 2011 from 1-10 according to their dangerous hero quotient.
Completed: 3/10
10
9-Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer 1/3
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6-Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan 1/2
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3-Eddie Drood from The Man With the Golden Torc by Simon R. Green 1/19
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Tier II-How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
Purpose: Read a book with each of the different types of Dangerous Heroes from the Master List:
Completed: 4/19
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin (Contract Killer)
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer
4.Stalkerific Hero
5.Tortured Hero (can be any of the above but major classification is tortured)
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises)
7.Law Enforcement
9.Historical Warrior (Highlander/Knight/Native Warrior/Viking/Warlord/Soldier)
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges)
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors (Vampire, Demon, Werewolf, Gods, Shifter, Dark Fae)
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo
16.Bodyguards/Protectors
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers
18.Rakehell/Rake
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes
Tier III: Bad Boys Around the World. Read Fifty Books in 50 different geographic locations with some kind of dangerous hero/bad-boy type. The locations can be in the same country, but must be in a different state or city.
1. Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan. Location: San Francisco, CA. 1/2
2. Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer. Location: Antarctica. 1/3
3.Anders Larson from The Medusa Prophecy by Cindy Dees. Location: Arctic Circle, Norway. 1/7
4.Marc Bordeaux from Craving Beauty by Nalini Singh. Location: Lafayette, LA. 1/8
5.Dominic McManus from Bitten by Dan O'Brien. Location: Minnesota. 1/10
6.Rhys Trahaern from The Iron Duke. Location: Fantastical London England. 1/12
7.Olivier Moreau from Taken for Revenge, Bedded for Pleasure by India Grey. Location: Normandy, France. 1/16

Can I use any books read since January 1st if they qualify?
I'm glad you're joining us, Michelle. Any books you started on Jan 1 and after are eligible.
I thought it would be hard, but it's not too bad. I probably read a lot of books with qualifying male characters, so maybe that's why.
I thought it would be hard, but it's not too bad. I probably read a lot of books with qualifying male characters, so maybe that's why.


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Tier II-How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys -
1.Assassin (Contract Killer)
2.Modern Soldier (includes Mercenary)
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer
4.Stalkerific Hero
5.Tortured Hero (can be any of the above but major classification is tortured)
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises)
7.Law Enforcement
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate
9.Historical Warrior (Highlander/Knight/Native Warrior/Viking/Warlord/Soldier)
10.Spy
11.White Collar Raider (Business/Legal)
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges)
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors (Vampire, Demon, Werewolf, Gods, Shifter, Dark Fae)
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo
16.Bodyguards/Protectors
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers
18.Rakehell/Rake
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes
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I thought it would be hard, but it's not too bad. I probably read a lot of books with qualifying male..."
Thanks, I know a lot of my usual reading will fit in the categories. I'm hoping it won't be too hard!


Tier II-How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
Progress: 5 of 19
1.Assassin: Mesmerized
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4.Stalkerific: Dreams of a Dark Warrior
5.Tortured: Live Wire or Tempted by His Kiss
6.Criminal: Born of Shadows
7.Law Enforcement: The Ideal Man
8.Pirate: Gentle Rogue
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13.Fireman: Trial by Fire or Wild Heat
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15.Cowboy: Caine's Reckoning
16.Protector: Hotter Than Wildfire
17.Athlete: Changing the Game or Icebreaker
18.Rake: My Lord Scandal or After Dark with a Scoundrel
19.Duke: What I Did For a Duke or Eleven Scandals to Start to Win a Duke's Heart
Tier III: Bad Boys Around the World
Progress: 10 of 50
1. Kentucky - Luke Rafferty, Fragile -- 1/3
2. Scotland - Sidheach "Hawk" Douglas, Beyond the Highland Mist -- 1/4
3. San Francisco, CA - Kane Cannon, Ruthless Game -- 1/9
4. St. Maarten - Zane Cutter, Undertow -- 1/13
5. Texas - Luke Garrett, Her Bodyguard -- 1/6
6. Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Zane Wynter, Eternal Flame - 1/13
7. Miami, Florida - Dan Gallagher, Hunt Her Down - 1/15
8. Mongolia - Capt. Gabriel Huntley, Warrior - 1/15
9. Burton, England - Lord Jerret Sharpe, A Hellion in Her Bed - 1/17
10. The Edge (alternate world) - Declan Camarine, On the Edge
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Amanda wrote: "I'm with you there Danielle - I'm going along much faster than I thought I would! I purposely chose books that aren't out yet for some of the tier II categories, and I'm going to stick with them fo..."
--That's a good attitude not to be in a rush. We have all year. I think we can all do well with this challenge!
--That's a good attitude not to be in a rush. We have all year. I think we can all do well with this challenge!
Michelle wrote: "Lady Danielle "The Book Huntress" wrote: "I'm glad you're joining us, Michelle. Any books you started on Jan 1 and after are eligible.
I thought it would be hard, but it's not too bad. I probabl..."
You can do it, Michelle!
I thought it would be hard, but it's not too bad. I probabl..."
You can do it, Michelle!
Amanda wrote: "What I'm pleasantly surprised by is how many historical romances fit into the dangerous heroes categories. There are so many spies, rakes, womanizers, dukes, protectors, and so on it's great! I nev..."
--Amanda, I think that's why I am more of a historical romance fan than contemporary. The heroes are a lot more larger than life.
--Amanda, I think that's why I am more of a historical romance fan than contemporary. The heroes are a lot more larger than life.

Update: 1/21/11
Completed: 5/19
1. Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors: Lucien from The Darkest Kiss by Gena Showalter 1/03/11
2. Law Enforcement: Joe Morelli in Four to Score by Janet Evanovich 1/10/11
3. Rake: Rafe Bowman in A Wallflower Christmas by Lisa Kleypas 1/15/11
4. Titled Hero: Adrian Montfort, Earl of Mowbray in Love Is Blind by Lynsay Sands 1/19/11
5. Tortured Hero: Lucas Hunter in Slave to Sensation by Nalini Singh 1/21/11
Tier III:
Update: 1/21/11
Completed: 8/50
1. Athens, Greece: Lucien in The Darkest Kiss by Gena Showalter 1/3/11
2. Dublin, Ireland: Jericho in Darkfever by Karen Marie Moning 1/10/11
3. New Jersey (The Berg): Joe Morelli in Four to Score by Janet Evanovich 1/10/11
4. Mercy Falls, Minnesota: Sam in Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater 1/14/11
5. Hampshire, England: Rafe Bowman in A Wallflower Christmas 1/15/11
6. Bon Temps, Louisiana: Eric in Dead to the World by Charlaine Harris 1/17/11
7. London, England: Adrian Montfort, Earl of Mowbray in Love Is Blind by Lynsay Sands 1/21/11
8. San Francisco, California: Lucas Hunter in Slave to Sensation by Nalini Singh 1/21/11
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Amanda, the easiest thing to do is to write a template, and fill it in regularly and repost it here as you update your progress.

22/79 Complete
TIER I: Rank Your Bad Boy
7/10 Complete
10. Completely Lethal: JERICHO BARRONS in Bloodfever by Karen Marie Moning Fin 03 Jan
9. Few Boundries: WRATH in Dark Lover by J R Ward Fin 06 Jan
8. Ruthless Bastard: JACK WINTER from Bone Gods by Caitlin Kittredge Fin 01 Jan
7. Scary Crazy Guy: MALKOM SLOANE from Demon from the Dark by Kresley Cole Fin 12 Feb
6. Do What it Takes: RHAGE from Lover Eternal by J R Ward
5. Bad Boy:
4. Sucker Punch:
3. Give Him a Good Reason: EIDOLON from Pleasure Unbound by Larissa Ione Fin 11 Jan
2. Slightly Volatile:
1. Mild Mannered: MAC MACKENZIE from Lady Isabella's Scandalous Marriage by Jennifer Ashley Fin 21 Jan







TIER II: How Well Do You Know Your Heroes?
8/19 Complete
Assassin: LORE from Ecstasy Unveiled by Larissa Ione Fin 18 Jan
Modern Soldier/Mercenary:
Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer:
Stalkerific Hero:
Tortured Hero: MALKOM SLOANE from Demon from the Dark by Kresley Cold Fin 12 Feb
Criminal: JACK WINTER from Bone Gods by Caitlin Kittredge Fin 01 Jan
Law Enforcement: CAM McKAY from Shoulda Been A Cowboy by Lorelei James Fin 05 Feb
Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate:
Historical Warrior: KENZIE GREGOR from Moonlight Warrior by Janet Chapman Fin 24 Jan
Spy:
White Collar Raider:
Blue Collar:
Fireman/Dangerous Job Holder:
Paranomrally Lethal/Immortal Warrior: WRATH in Dark Lover by J R Ward Fin 06 Jan
Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo: KADE McKAY in Tied Up, Tied Down by Lorelei James Fin 30 Jan
Bodyguards/Protectors:
Sportsman/Athletes/Bikers: CAM CARTER from Stick Shift by Lissa Matthews Fin 06 Feb
Rakes:
Powerful & Titled:








TIER III: Bad Boys Around the World
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2: DUBLIN in Bloodfever by Karen Marie Moning Fin 03 Jan
3: CALDWELL in Dark Lover BY J R Ward Fin 06 Jan
4: MIDNIGHT BAY in Moonlight Warrior by Janet Chapman Fin 24 Jan
5: WYOMING in Tied Up, Tied Down by Lorelei James Fin 30 Jan
6: NORTH CAROLINA in Stick Shift by Lissa Matthews Fin 06 Feb
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