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Update: 23/02/2011
Completed: 9/19
1.Assassin:Reyes in Skin Game(Skin, #1) by Ava Gray
2.Modern Soldier:Navarro in Navarro's Promise(Breeds #24) by Lora Leigh
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker:Bones in This Side of the Grave(Night Huntress #5) by Jeanine Frost (Bones)
4.Stalkerific Hero:Lucien in
5.Tortured Hero:Amun in The Darkest Secret(Lords of the Underworld, #7) by Gena Showalter





6.Criminal:Leo in
7.Law Enforcement:?????
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw:Courtland in
9.Historical Warrior:Gabriel in Warrior(The Blades of the Rose #1) by Zoe Archer
10.Spy :????



11.White Collar Raider:Manny in Lover Unleashed(Black Dagger Brotherhood, #9)by JR Ward
12.Blue Collar:Matt in
13.Dangerous Job-holder:Marcus in
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors:Barrons in
15.Cowboy/Rancher:Jared in





16.Bodyguards/Protectors:Niko in
17.Athletes/Bikers:Jake in
18.Rakehell/Rake :London in Scoundrel(The Blades of the Rose, #2) by Zoe Archer
19.Emperors/Kings:Declan in






Could it work for dangerous job holder?

Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
Rank the heroes from ten books with dangerous heroes that you read in 2011 from 1-10 according to their dangerous hero quotient.
10. Bastien Toussaint in Black Ice (Anne Stuart)
9. Jonas Wyatt from Lora Leigh’s Breeds series Lion's Heat
8. Claude Frollo in Victor Hugo’s The Hunchback of Notre-Dame
7. Zsadist in J.R.Ward’s Lover Awakened
6. Batman/Bruce Wayne.
5. Seth Mackey in Shannon McKenna’s Behind Closed Doors
4. Matthew from Lisa Valdez’s Patience
3. Daniel Cameron in Heather Graham’s And One Wore Gray
2. Ricardo Mandrino from Gilbert Sinoué’s L Egyptienne, L' and La fille du Nil. Dunno if those were translated in English, but they’re great!
1. Detective Monk from Anne Perry’s suspense series The Face of a Stranger
Here you are, girls! Working on Tier II !
Thanks for the challenge, Lady Danielle! That's a lot of work and I love it!
Rank the heroes from ten books with dangerous heroes that you read in 2011 from 1-10 according to their dangerous hero quotient.
10. Bastien Toussaint in Black Ice (Anne Stuart)
9. Jonas Wyatt from Lora Leigh’s Breeds series Lion's Heat
8. Claude Frollo in Victor Hugo’s The Hunchback of Notre-Dame
7. Zsadist in J.R.Ward’s Lover Awakened
6. Batman/Bruce Wayne.
5. Seth Mackey in Shannon McKenna’s Behind Closed Doors
4. Matthew from Lisa Valdez’s Patience
3. Daniel Cameron in Heather Graham’s And One Wore Gray
2. Ricardo Mandrino from Gilbert Sinoué’s L Egyptienne, L' and La fille du Nil. Dunno if those were translated in English, but they’re great!
1. Detective Monk from Anne Perry’s suspense series The Face of a Stranger
Here you are, girls! Working on Tier II !
Thanks for the challenge, Lady Danielle! That's a lot of work and I love it!

Update: 1/26/11
Completed: 6/19
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
6. Cowboy/Rancher: Cord McKay in Cowgirl Up and Ride by Lorelei James 1/26/11
Tier III:
Update: 1/26/11
Completed: 9/50
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
9. Sundance, Wyoming: Cord McKay in Cowgirl Up and Ride by Lorelei James 1/26/11
message 208:
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Danielle The Book Huntress , Loves 'Em Lethal
(last edited Feb 01, 2011 06:22PM)
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Danielle's Dangerous Hero Addict Suppport Group 2011 Mega-Challenge
Duration: January 1-December 31, 2011
Update: 2/01/11
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
8
7
6-Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan 1/2
5
4
3-Eddie Drood from The Man With the Golden Torc by Simon R. Green 1/19
2
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: 5/19
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) Caros Viriathos from The Gladiator by Carla Capshaw 2/1
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
8.Aaron Eagle from Storm of Shadows by Christina Dodd. New York City, New York. 1/30
9.Caros Viriathos from The Gladiator by Carla Capshaw. Location: Ancient Rome, Italy. 1/31
10.Garyll Glavenor from The Riddler's Gift by Greg Hamerton. Location: Mythical World Eyri. 2/1
Duration: January 1-December 31, 2011
Update: 2/01/11
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
8
7
6-Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan 1/2
5
4
3-Eddie Drood from The Man With the Golden Torc by Simon R. Green 1/19
2
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: 5/19
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
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
8.Aaron Eagle from Storm of Shadows by Christina Dodd. New York City, New York. 1/30
9.Caros Viriathos from The Gladiator by Carla Capshaw. Location: Ancient Rome, Italy. 1/31
10.Garyll Glavenor from The Riddler's Gift by Greg Hamerton. Location: Mythical World Eyri. 2/1
Just wanted to say nice job to all the people participating! You are doing a great job.
Anyone who wants to join the challenge is still welcome to join!
Anyone who wants to join the challenge is still welcome to join!


DHASG 2011 Mega-Challenge
Duration: January 1 - December 31
Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
8/10 completed
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). Colin Gyth from Hotter After Midnight by Cynthia Eden == 01/20
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. Bo "The Marauder" Novikov from Beast Behaving Badly by Shelly Laurenston == 01/15
6:Ruthless to get the job done, or to get what he wants/needs/or to protect others. Roarke from Indulgence in Death (In Death, #31) by J.D. Robb == 01/31
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. Tyler "Midnight" Call from Midnight Velvet by Jaci Burton == 01/28
4:He has shown that those who mistake him for a ordinary, nice guy are wrong. He'll surprise you! Logan Hunt from Master of the Mountain by Cherise Sinclair == 01/11
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. Jack Donnelly from Tooth and Nailed by Hannah Murray == 01/02
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! Jack Donohue from All Jacked Up by Lorelei James == 01/04
1:mild-mannered most of the time, but when his fuse gets lit, watch out. He becomes the most dangerous man in the room. Calin MacLeod from Highland Dragon by Kimberly Killion == 01/09
Tier II: How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
11/19 completed
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): Logan Hunt from Master of the Mountain by Cherise Sinclair == 01/11
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises): Dash from Like Clockwork by Bonnie Dee == 02/04
7.Law Enforcement: Aaron Young from Saturday Night Special by Mari Carr == 01/12
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate: Cal Riker from Lawless by Emma Wildes == 02/19
9.Historical Warrior (Highlander/Knight/Native Warrior/Viking/Warlord/Soldier): Calin MacLeod from Highland Dragon by Kimberly Killion == 01/09
10.Spy: Tyler "Midnight" Call from Midnight Velvet by Jaci Burton == 01/28
11.White Collar Raider (Business/Legal): Jack Donohue from All Jacked Up by Lorelei James == 01/04
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges):
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder:
14.Paranormally Lethal/Immortal Warriors (Vampire, Demon, Werewolf, Gods, Shifter, Dark Fae): Colin Gyth from Hotter After Midnight by Cynthia Eden == 01/20
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo: Kane McKay from Raising Kane by Lorelei James == 01/10
16.Bodyguards/Protectors: Jack Donnelly from Tooth and Nailed by Hannah Murray == 01/02
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers: Bo "The Marauder" Novikov from Beast Behaving Badly by Shelly Laurenston == 01/15
18.Rakehell/Rake:
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes:
Tier III: Bad Boys Around the World
(This isn't part of my challenge.)
13 completed
1. Slane, County Meathe, Ireland: Tooth and Nailed by Hannah Murray == 01/02
2. Sundance, Wyoming, U.S.A.: All Jacked Up by Lorelei James == 01/04
3. Scotland: Highland Dragon by Kimberly Killion == 01/09
4. San Francisco, California, U.S.A.: Master of the Mountain by Cherise Sinclair == 01/11
5. Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A.: Saturday Night Special by Mari Carr == 01/12
6. New York City, New York, U.S.A.: Beast Behaving Badly by Shelly Laurenston == 01/15
7. Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.: Hotter After Midnight by Cynthia Eden == 01/20
8. St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A.: Midnight Velvet by Jaci Burton == 01/28
9. Tulla, County Clare, Ireland: Indulgence in Death (In Death, #31) by J.D. Robb == 01/31
10. London, England: Like Clockwork by Bonnie Dee == 02/04
11. Glastonbury, Somerset England: Lust by Charlotte Featherstone == 02/18
12. Colorado, U.S.A.: Lawless by Emma Wildes == 02/19
13. Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.: One Dark Night by Jaid Black == 02/25

Level II: How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types
Update: 02nd February 2011
Completed: 6/19
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):-
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




Currently Reading

Completed







Tier II: Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
Update: 02/02/2011
Completed: 7/19
6. If You Dare by Kresley Cole
7.Enemy Lover by Karin Harlow, it made me laugh a bit. I do not read spy/assassin books so for me the first book syndrome was what got the 3 stars.
Dina wrote: "Update...
DHASG 2011 Mega-Challenge
Duration: January 1 - December 31
Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
8/10 completed
Dangerous Hero Scale
10:Completely lethal, seemingly remorsele..."
Oh Dina, I loved Bo from
too!!! It's true most people would think him insane, but I loved the way he struggled with the heroine about agendas and schedules, and his obsessive behavior when it came to HIS puck! That was a very funny read, indeed.
DHASG 2011 Mega-Challenge
Duration: January 1 - December 31
Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
8/10 completed
Dangerous Hero Scale
10:Completely lethal, seemingly remorsele..."
Oh Dina, I loved Bo from


Update: 2/2/11
Completed: 7/19
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
6. Cowboy/Rancher: Cord McKay in Cowgirl Up and Ride by Lorelei James 1/26/11
7. Historical Warrior (Highlander): Black Niall in Son of the Morning by Linda Howard 2/2/11
Tier III:
Update: 2/2/11
Completed: 10/50
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
9. Sundance, Wyoming: Cord McKay in Cowgirl Up and Ride by Lorelei James 1/26/11
10. The Scottish Highlands: Black Niall in Son of the Morning by Linda Howard 2/2/11
Shellbelle wrote: "Okay I'm new to the group and new to the whole challenge thing, but i'm loving it!! This one seems like it will be a lot of fun. Before I get started i have a couple of questions. First (and most..."
Welcome, Shellebelle. The challenge is open to all members, new and older.
You can have crossover between the different tiers. And rereads are fine as long as you read them between January 1st and December 31st of this year.
Welcome, Shellebelle. The challenge is open to all members, new and older.
You can have crossover between the different tiers. And rereads are fine as long as you read them between January 1st and December 31st of this year.

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Gunslinger – Jessup – Retribution – Sherrilyn Kenyon
Spy –
Paranormal Warrior – Zacarias – Dark Predator – Christine Feehan
Athlete/Biker –
Tier III – 18/50 Read
1.Refuge, North Carolina – Tameka's Smile – 1/1
2.Michigan – Maggie's Mates – 1/3
3.Sugar Creek, Ohio – Tessa's Chosen – 1/6
4.Savannah, Georgia – Afterlight – 1/3
5.Boston, Mass – Kiss of Midnight – 1/4
6.England – Changeless & A Certain Wolfish Charm – 1/10
7.Tulsa, OK – Awakened – 1/9
8.Violet Hill – Out for Blood – 1/6
9.Colorado – Glory – 1/2
10.Chicago – Hexbound – 1/13
11.Houston, Texas – Bound by Blood – 1/15
12. Sarne, Arkansas – Grave Sight– 1/18
13. Halle, Pennsylvania – Mating Games – 1/20
14.New Mexico – Unknown – 1/24
15.Sea Haven, California – Magic in the Wind – 1 /25
16.Caldwell, NY – Dark Lover – 2/1
17.Brazil – Dark Peril – 2/4
18.Montana – Jared – 1/19

7/19 Completed
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:
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:
message 228:
by
Danielle The Book Huntress , Loves 'Em Lethal
(last edited Feb 07, 2011 04:23PM)
(new)
Danielle's Dangerous Hero Addict Suppport Group 2011 Mega-Challenge
Duration: January 1-December 31, 2011
Update: 2/07/11
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: 4/10
10
9-Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer 1/3
8
7-Graham Tristan, Duke of Caldwell from The Panther and the Pyramid by Bonnie Vanak 2/7
6-Kane Cannon from Ruthless Game by Christine Feehan 1/2
5
4
3-Eddie Drood from The Man With the Golden Torc by Simon R. Green 1/19
2
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: 7/19
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) Caros Viriathos from The Gladiator by Carla Capshaw 2/1
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 Luke Bennett from Untameable Rogue--disassembles bombs and explosives by Kelly Hunter 2/5
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 Graham Tristan, Duke of Caldwell from The Panther and the Pyramid by Bonnie Vanak 2/7
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
8.Aaron Eagle from Storm of Shadows by Christina Dodd. New York City, New York. 1/30
9.Caros Viriathos from The Gladiator by Carla Capshaw. Location: Ancient Rome, Italy. 1/31
10.Garyll Glavenor from The Riddler's Gift by Greg Hamerton. Location: Mythical World Eyri. 2/1
11.Morgan Hewitt from The Infernal Game: Cold Warriors by Rebecca Levene. Location: St. Petersberg, Russia. 2/4
12.Luke Bennett from Untameable Rogue by Kelly Hunter. Location: Singapore 2/5
13.Graham Tristan, Duke of Caldwell from The Panther and the Pyramid by Bonnie Vanak. Location: Egypt. 2/7
Duration: January 1-December 31, 2011
Update: 2/07/11
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: 4/10
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9-Garin from Polar Quest by Alex Archer 1/3
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7-Graham Tristan, Duke of Caldwell from The Panther and the Pyramid by Bonnie Vanak 2/7
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: 7/19
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
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges)
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
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
8.Aaron Eagle from Storm of Shadows by Christina Dodd. New York City, New York. 1/30
9.Caros Viriathos from The Gladiator by Carla Capshaw. Location: Ancient Rome, Italy. 1/31
10.Garyll Glavenor from The Riddler's Gift by Greg Hamerton. Location: Mythical World Eyri. 2/1
11.Morgan Hewitt from The Infernal Game: Cold Warriors by Rebecca Levene. Location: St. Petersberg, Russia. 2/4
12.Luke Bennett from Untameable Rogue by Kelly Hunter. Location: Singapore 2/5
13.Graham Tristan, Duke of Caldwell from The Panther and the Pyramid by Bonnie Vanak. Location: Egypt. 2/7

Shellbelle’s DHASG 2011 Mega-Challenge
Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
Update: 4/19/11
Completed: 10/10
Tier I: FINISHED!!!
10. Completely lethal hero –
9. Few boundaries-he-won't-cross hero:
8. Self-promoting/Makes his own rules Hero:
7. Insane/crazy/whacky/scary hero:
6. Ruthless hero:
5. Unpredictably dangerous hero:
4. Wolf in sheep's clothing hero:
3. Do-'bad'-things-for-reasons hero:
2. Slightly more volatile hero:
1. Mild-mannered hero:
Shellbelle’s DHASG 2011 Mega-Challenge
Tier II-How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
Update: 4/19
Completed: 14/19
1.Assassin:
2.Mercenary:
3.Womanizer:
4.Stalkerific Hero:
5.Tortured Hero:
6.Criminal:
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:
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
Shellbelle’s DHASG 2011 Mega-Challenge:
Tier III:
Update: 4/19/11
Completed: 18/50
1. Albuquerque New Mexico- First Grave on the Right by Darynda Jones (2/7/11)
2. Ashford, Georgia-Dreamfever by Karen Marie Moning ( 1/8/11)
3. Dublin, Ireland- Shadowfever by Karen Marie Moning (1/27/11)
4. London, England- Tempt me With Darkness by Shayla Black( 1/8/11)
5. New Orleans, Louisiana- Dark Desires After Dark by Kresley Cole (1/28/11)
6. Rothkalina, Demon Plane- Kiss of a Demon King by Kresley Cole (1/29/11
7. Evernight- On the Hunt by Gena Showalter (2/8/11)
8. Coronado, California- Must Love Mistletoe by Christie Ridgway (1/3/11)
9. Mayfair, London- Ten Things I Love About You by Julia Quinn (1/5/11)
10. Oblivion, Demon Plane- Demon From The Dark by Kresley Cole (2/15/11)
11. Wynette,Texas-Call Me Irresistable by S.E.Phillips 2/28/11
12. Chicago,IL This Side of the Grave by Jeaniene Frost 2/25/11
13. Grundy,Alaska How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper 2/28/11
14. Nevermore, TX Never Again by Michele Bardsley 3/7/11
15. Muddy Gap,WY Saddled and Spurred by Lorelei James
16. Caldwell, NY Lover Unleashed by J.R. Ward 4/01/11
17. Greece Eternal Rider by Larissa Ione 4/11/11
18. Lucky Harbor, WA The Sweetest Thing by Jill Shalvis 4/17/11
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Update: 2/10/11
Completed: 4/50
1. Budapest, Hungary. The Darkest Night, Gena Showalter.
2. London. When He Was Wicked, Julia Quinn
3. Hampshire, England.Secrets of a Summer Night, Lisa Kleypas.
4. County Meath, Ireland. The Falcon's Bride, Dawn Thompson

Level II: How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types
Update: 11th February 2011
Completed: 6/19
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):-
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





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Update!
Tier II: Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin: Cam Moore fromLie with Me by Stephanie Tyler 1/26
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: Zane Scott fromPromises in the Dark by Stephanie Tyler 1/26
6.Criminal:
7.Law Enforcement: Ric Santos fromUnforgivable by Laura Griffin 2/2
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate: Rhys Trahearn fromThe Iron Duke by Meljean Brook 1/24
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: Keegan Taber fromEye of the Tiger by Diana Palmer 1/31
16.Bodyguards/Protectors: Sam Reston fromInto the Crossfire by Lisa Marie Rice 2/1 (***)
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: Damien fromPenelope & Prince Charming by Jennifer Ashley 1/16
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: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. Colorado: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. Tennessee:Blood Challenge by Eileen Wilks 1/7
9. California: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
12. Idaho:It Must Be Love by Rachel Gibson 1/16
13. Little Marching, England:Penelope & Prince Charming by Jennifer Ashley 1/16
14. Ichidian Universe:Born of Ice by Sherrilyn Kenyon 1/20
15. Washington:Scent of Darkness by Christina Dodd 1/21
16. Alaska:She's the One by Kay Stockham 1/25
17. Yorkshire, England:Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord by Sarah Maclean 1/25
18. Minnesota:Lie with Me by Stephanie Tyler 1/26
19. Kambia, Sierra Leone:Promises in the Dark by Stephanie Tyler 1/26
20. Isla Sagrado:Stand-In Bride's Seduction by Yvonne Lindsay 1/28
21. Pendine, Wales:When Beauty Tamed the Beast by Eloisa James 1/28
22. Kentucky:Eye of the Tiger by Diana Palmer 1/31
23. Illinois:Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles 2/1
24. Oklahoma:Blood Stains by Sharon Sala 2/4
25. Colombia:The Darkest Hour by Maya Banks 2/10
Tier II: Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
1.Assassin: Cam Moore from
2.Modern Soldier/Mercenary: Kane Cannon from
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer: Bennett Day from
4.Stalkerific Hero:
5.Tortured Hero: Zane Scott from
6.Criminal:
7.Law Enforcement: Ric Santos from
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate: Rhys Trahearn from
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: Keegan Taber from
16.Bodyguards/Protectors: Sam Reston from
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers:
18.Rakehell/Rake: Gabriel St. John from
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes: Damien from
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:
2. Grampian Mountains, Scotland:
3. London, England:
4. Colorado:
5. Olympus Resort, Off Planet:
6. Kingair, Scotland:
7. Florence, Italy:
8. Tennessee:
9. California:
10. Dublin, Ireland:
11. Athens, Greece:
12. Idaho:
13. Little Marching, England:
14. Ichidian Universe:
15. Washington:
16. Alaska:
17. Yorkshire, England:
18. Minnesota:
19. Kambia, Sierra Leone:
20. Isla Sagrado:
21. Pendine, Wales:
22. Kentucky:
23. Illinois:
24. Oklahoma:
25. Colombia:

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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10.Spy
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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: 17 of 50
1. Kentucky - Luke Rafferty, Fragile -- 1/3 ***
2. Scotland - Sidheach "Hawk" Douglas, Beyond the Highland Mist -- 1/4 ****
3. Texas - Luke Garrett, Her Bodyguard -- 1/6 ****
4. California - Kane Cannon, Ruthless Game -- 1/9 ****
5. St. Maarten - Zane Cutter, Undertow -- 1/13 ****
6. Louisiana - Zane Wynter, Eternal Flame -- 1/13 ****
7. Yorkshire, England - Nicolas St. John, Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord -- 1/14 ****
8. Florida - Dan Gallagher, Hunt Her Down -- 1/15 ****
9. Mongolia - Capt. Gabriel Huntley, Warrior -- 1/15 ****
10. Planet Avanar - Rhis Vanur, Finders Keepers -- 1/16 ****
11. Burton, England - Lord Jerret Sharpe, A Hellion in Her Bed -- 1/17 ***
12. Montana - Caleb Johnson, Caleb -- 1/19 ***
13. The Edge (alternate world) - Declan Camarine, On the Edge -- 1/20 ****
14. Ohio - Bones, Halfway to the Grave -- 1/23 *****
15. Maine - Kenzie Gregor, Moonlight Warrior -- 1/27 ****
16. Greece - Bennett Day, Scoundrel -- 2/5 ****
17. Kansas - Eric, Namesake -- 2/7 ****
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I also just plain keep forgetting the location of the books and then I return them to the library! Arg! Oh well, there's still PLENTY of time.
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Just a reminder, your 50 books should be from different states if you use the United States, but they can be in the same country. For example: Edinburgh, Scotland and Inverness, Scotland is okay, but Albany, New York and New York City, New York is not okay. It's kind of unfair to the other countries if we allow us to use various cities in the same state, but we can only use different cities in one country. Since the US is so big, that's why you can use different states in lieu of cities. Does that make sense? Sorry to burst anyone's bubble if they did this unintentionally.

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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) Born of Shadows by Sherrilyn Kenyon
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 - A Kiss of Ashen Twilight by Rae Lori
19.Emperors/Kings/Dukes/Other Powerful and Titled Heroes
Read:

It seems like it might be hard, but it's actually going pretty fast for me and a lot of the participants.

Duration: January 1-December 31, 2011
Definitely
Wan's Tier I: Rank Your Bad Boys/Dangerous Heroes
6/10 completed
10:Completely lethal hero –
9:Few boundaries-he-won't-cross hero - JZB from Shadowfever by KMM
8:Makind my own rules Hero -
7:Insane/crazy/whacky/scary hero -
6:Ruthless hero -
5:Unpredictably dangerous hero -
4:Wolf in sheep's clothing hero -
3:Do-'bad'-things-for-reasons hero -
2:Slightly more volatile hero -
1:Mild-mannered hero -
Wan's Tier II-How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types?
Types of Dangerous Heroes/Bad Boys
5/10 completed
1.Assassin (Contract Killer) -
2.Modern Soldier -
3.Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer -
4.Stalkerific Hero -
5.Tortured Hero -
6.Criminal (Thief/Gangster/Illegal Enterprises)
7.Law Enforcement
8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate
9.Historical Warrior/Highlander Laird -
10.Spy (and assasin) -
11.White Collar Raider (Business/Legal) -
12.Blue Collar (Rough around the edges)
13.Fireman/Dangerous Job-holder
14.Paranormally Lethal(Ghost Hunter)-
15.Cowboy/Rancher/Rodeo
16.Bodyguards/Protectors
17.Sportsmen/Athletes/Bikers
18.Rakehell/Rake
19.Powerful and Titled Heroes -
This is a May be:
Wan's Tier III: Bad Boys Around the World.
12/50 completed
1. Dublin, Ireland - JZB from Shadowfever by KMM
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27/80 Complete
TIER I: Rank Your Bad Boy
8/11 Complete
10. Completely Lethal: JERICHO BARRONS in Bloodfever by Karen Marie Moning Fin 03 Jan
10. Completely Lethal: DECLAN CHASE in Dreams of a Dark Warrior by Kresley Care Fin 18 Feb
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?
10/19 Complete
Assassin: LORE from Ecstasy Unveiled by Larissa Ione Fin 18 Jan
Modern Soldier/Mercenary: BONES from Halfway to the Grave by Jeaniene Frost Fin 20 Feb
Seducer/Heartbreaker/Womanizer:
Stalkerific Hero: DECLAN CHASE from Dreams of a Dark Warrior by Kresley Cole Fin 18 Feb
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
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TIER III: Bad Boys Around the World
9/50 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
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
7: HELL PLANE OF OBLIVION in Demon from the Dark by Kresley Cole Fin 12 Feb
8: EDINBURGH Grave Sins by Jenna Maclaine Fin 16 Feb
9: LICKING FALLS, OHIO Halfway to the Grave by Jeaniene Frost Fin 20 Feb
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It is amazing - probably my favorite series, tied with the Ghost Walkers I think. I usually don't stick with series this long - they get old for me around the 5th or 6th book, but my love for the IAD just keeps getting stronger!
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Level II: How Well Do You Know Your Dangerous Hero Types
Update: 24th 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):-
7.Law Enforcement:- The Remains of the Dead- Completed 15th January 2010. Review up8.Gunslinger/Outlaw/Pirate:- Bound By Honor: An Erotic Novel of Maid Marian
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