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I know the feeling. I felt so heartbroken for Katniss at the end. It took me awhile to recover.
In a different genre, have you read the Kate Daniels series by Ilona Andrews? That is a really fun read!

Holly (an official book addict) wrote: "I'm reading...
. Lovin it so far."
Cool! What is it about anyway? I really didn't get what the book was about by reading the blurb...I must be slow lol!

Cool! What is it about anyway? I really didn't get what the book was about by reading the blurb...I must be slow lol!

Holly (an official book addict) wrote: "Lol! Yeah, the blurb was a little confusing, but the story isn't too hard to understand. It's basically how this girl, Alice, meets a witch, Leona when she moves. Leona is a good witch and she tell..."
Yes! Thanks it makes perfect sense now! Sounds good too....
Yes! Thanks it makes perfect sense now! Sounds good too....


It was a very good read .. see my review here
http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/...
This book is currently only available on Amazon. I got it for $.99 and found it to be a steal for that price.
I encourage anyone who likes dystopian, science fiction, fantasy, action combat, light romance, lgbt fiction, and young adult fiction to give it a read.
I am just about to start

I am super excited to start it.

It depends on why you liked the Hunger Games, was because it was a (YA) dystopian book if so then there are several good ones out there. Like

and

But those are both 'young adult' books, and as such they have the dramatics and emotional play that that genre brings in.
I have often thought the reason why young adult dystopian (post apocalyptic) novels use the teen romance and sometimes extremely predictable format is to soften the emotional drain on the reader that the dystopian post apocalyptic written for adults have.
like

and

I like dystopian novels myself. I find a need to switch between those writes for young adults and those for adults because the first (YA) is at times too silly and the second (A) is at times too serious and draining.
I have noticed a lot of people asking for more books following the Hunger Games. It reminds me of when the Harry Potter series ended and there was a void to fill the space. Maybe some one should start a thread and call it... books to read to help you recover from the hunger after reading the Hunger Games.

I liked it although for me it was really predictable. I did like the romance between the characters if only they would have talked sooner although as Karie pointed out in the Dark Divine Thread there wouldn't be much of a book without the tension.
@Liz: Anything YA Dystopian will most likely fit, but it depends on what your looking for because most YA Dystopian contain romance/love triangles.

I really liked




Enjoy Divergent, one of my favorites from last year.



I'm originally from Trenton, NJ - where the Stephanie Plum series is set! I love being able to brag about that :D



I'm reading Before I Fall right now. Guess I better get the tissues!



I'm reading Before I Fall right now. Guess I better get th..."
I didn't cry until the last chapter.



If you like high fantasy books that sweep you into 'other' worlds of action-combat-battle scenes, magic/sorcery, and a good verse evil battle. I encourage you to give them a try.
The author Jason Morrow (a goodreads author) has lowered the price on smashwords for the Deliverer to free... I do not know how long that will last but if this genre is of interest to you, grab it.
http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/...

Haha:) No, seriously, I'll just mention the highlights:








Well, that's not all of them, but oh well:)




I LOVE The Forgotten Warrior! I just finished The Last Hope and it was heart wrenching!

It is called "Mere Enchantment". Read it, Review it or Add it to your shelf. I would love your feedback.
Mere Enchantment

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Have you read [bookcover:Divergen..."
I am actually reading Divergant right now. Not too bad so far. I have Patrick Ness on my "to-read" shelf. I think I am just going through serious Hunger Games withdrawl. :(