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[Regina]

Sara wrote: "Paris wrote: "Thanks Sandra and Christine for the input on the Psy-Changelings series. I'll definitely keep it in mind while I read book one. Knowing that it gets better is definitely a plus. I'm s..."

Paris, that is a great place to be in. :) I remember being so darned excited!

[Paris]

Regina wrote: "It had been years since I read #1 so I forgot about Kel!! Glad you are enjoying it. :)"

Oh Kel!! I didn't realize I would love him as much as I ended up loving him. I hope we see him again.

[Paris]

I finished last night and jumped right into . Hopefully I'll get to read more tonight, but my eyes hurt so I might just end up going to bed early.

On the front I'm 20% into it and liking it more than I thought I would.

[Regina]

That is a fun book Sara. :)

[Josie]

I'm reading from the Demonica series too . I was worried about forgetting the world/characters because it's been a while since I read the first but it's going okay so far :)

I might abandon because it's really slow and kind of dull (and I think it's lied in the book synopsis! I can't believe it, maybe I need to keep reading). I had higher hopes for this anyway, I might try to power through

[Regina]

Oh, that is disappointing! Weird about the synopsis?!!

I am reading which is kinda like PNR set in a post-apoc world. I am really liking it so far.

[Paris]

I finished last night and I can see what the appeal is to this series. Although it definitely followed the general PNR formula, I really loved the world. If I didn't have so many books in my must read now TBR mountain, I'd read the next one in the series right now.

Instead I'm gonna start reading

[Christine]

Paris wrote: "I finished last night and I can see what the appeal is to this series. Although it definitely followed the general PNR formula, I really loved the world. If I didn't ..."


I love this series. I love the uniqueness of blending the basic PNR of cat shifters and wolves with the little sci-fi twist that is the Psy.

[Paris]

Psy-net is freaking creepy. that alone will keep me reading the series at least for awhile.

[Christine]

Paris wrote: "Psy-net is freaking creepy. that alone will keep me reading the series at least for awhile."


Nalini Singh does a really good job balancing an ongoing story arc about the Psy and Silence along with the romance in each book. Just wait till you get to book three. (view spoiler)[The hero is Judd, the Psy who defected to the wolf pack. I LOVE Judd. (hide spoiler)]

[D.G.]

Me too! I wuv him!

[Christine]

Midnite Marie wrote: "I've just started Dragon Actually by G.A.Aiken. Liking is so far. Anybody else read this series, I've seen it get mixed reviews, but I'm enjoying it."

I didn't care for the first one very much. The lead female (Annwyl??) was just too abrasive for me. But I got sucked into a buddy read of the second one, and enjoyed it much more than the first. It's one of those series where I have to not think too much and just go with the flow.

I like Deborah Cooke's Dragonfire series better:

[D.G.]

Christine! Did you see the cover of Trapped?



Granuaile in the cover and all!!

Can't wait for November!

[Lis]

Christine wrote: "Nalini Singh does a really good job balancing an ongoing story arc about the Psy and Sil..."

That's because your spoiler rhymes with STUD...

[Christine]

D.G. ~Shameless Hussy~ wrote: "Christine! Did you see the cover of Trapped?



Granuaile in the cover and all!!

Can't wait for November!"


I know! I just saw it today when I was double checking the release date. Atticus is looking pretty hot, too. I can't wait!

[Christine]

Lis wrote: "Christine wrote: "Nalini Singh does a really good job balancing an ongoing story arc about the Psy and Sil..."

That's because your spoiler rhymes with STUD..."


*snicker*. It does, doesn't it

[Paris]

Dang it. You ladies are making it difficult for me to wait. I liked what I saw of said Stud in the first book and everyone seems to love him...

[Christine]

Paris wrote: "Dang it. You ladies are making it difficult for me to wait. I liked what I saw of said Stud in the first book and everyone seems to love him..."

I just today finished the audio version of and Man! That scene in the epilogue was HOT! Can't believe I forgot that! Damn!

[Lis]

You know he just keeps getting better with each new release and all the TK skills. I was thinking if you had to rate in order your top 5 Psy/chg guys, who would they be?

[Christine]

Lis wrote: "You know he just keeps getting better with each new release and all the TK skills. I was thinking if you had to rate in order your top 5 Psy/chg guys, who would they be?"

Good question! Let's see...1 & 2 are easy: Judd & Hawke. Then maybe Riley, Dorian, and Drew. Riaz was pretty hot in the new book, but we haven't known his character as long. And I'm hoping Psy Counselor Kaleb gets his own book. I just know he's got some serious stuff going on in his past. And someday, when he's all grown up, Kitt!

[Lis]

1 Drew (he's got the Rhage vibe), 2 Hawke, 3 Judd (he can do those magic TK things), 4/5 Dorian and Lucas (luv cats)... Kit, Kenji, Tomas, Kaleb are getting interesting, need more.

[Christine]

On her blog a year or two ago someone was begging her to write a book about the rat alpha. They made a surprisingly good argument for him, but I have a heard time seeing it.

[Lis]

Teijan, maybe a novella? LKH's Anita series makes her alpha rat sexy.

[Josie]

Hawke and Sienna are probably my fave H/h and I'd definitely be up for seeing Teijan find a mate. I mean he must be a little tortured since he (view spoiler)[apparently had to kill his former lover (hide spoiler)] and we all know how we feel about a handsome, tortured hero ;)

I've just finished and really enjoyed . It's like a cross of all the urban fantasy books (I put the connections in spoiler tags just in case):
Rachel Morgan - (view spoiler)[being a witch, drawing circles, all round very similar world-building with witches/fae coming out and their own policing etc. (hide spoiler)]
Anita Blake - (view spoiler)[my fave part of this series (and I can say that because I didn't go beyond #9 lol), is the animator part which I wished she'd do more often rather than stuff vamp/were related. Alex is basically the same thing and does this, yay! (hide spoiler)]
Dresden Files - (view spoiler)[a hard-up private investigator that sometimes does work for the police (hide spoiler)]
Cassie Palmer - (view spoiler)[has a sort of ghost companion (hide spoiler)]
and a touch of Weather Wardens - (view spoiler)[when Alex got that soul-sucking spell, it reminded me of when Joanne got the demon mark (hide spoiler)]

[Sandra, Kindle Operator Licence Required]

Yes I enjoyed Grave Witch too Josie, finished it about a month ago and had to buy the next 2 :)

Started this afternoon, good so far.

[Josie]

Yeah I wanted to go straight onto the next one! I knew I should've grabbed it at the library when I had the chance, I just didn't learn my lesson with Changeless/Blameless did I! Also I got Hard Bitten without taking out Drink Deep which was ridiculous of me... *facepalm*

Enjoy Kitty, I've only read the first two so need to get cracking with that series, I'm glad you like it!

[D.G.]

Christine wrote: "I know! I just saw it today when I was double checking the release date. Atticus is looking pretty hot, too. I can't wait! "

He's looking very hunky there. Although we were wondering in another group I belong to about his cleavage. He seems to have more than Granuaile!

[Steph, Serious series addict]

I still need to start that series (Alex Craft), Josie. I have 1-2 on-hand though. Big surprise, I know.

Sandra, I didn't realize that I'd blown past ya on the Kitty Norville series. hehe ;) I just have Kitty's Greatest Hits and #10 out soon TBR.

I started yesterday and haven't had time to sit and read. But, so far it's good. Chess @ 18, still a Church student.

[Christine]

D.G. ~Shameless Hussy~ wrote: "Christine wrote: "I know! I just saw it today when I was double checking the release date. Atticus is looking pretty hot, too. I can't wait! "

He's looking very hunky there. Although we were wonde..."


Maybe, but it looks pretty rock hard. Between the tattered jeans, scrunched up tshirt, necklace, and tousled curly hair I just want to sink my claws into all that yummy goodness. I also can't wait to see what Granuaile will play since she's made it to the cover.

[D.G.]

Christine wrote: "Between the tattered jeans, scrunched up tshirt, necklace, and tousled curly hair I just want to sink my claws into all that yummy goodness."

Me too!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

[Christine]

D.G. ~Shameless Hussy~ wrote: "Christine wrote: "Between the tattered jeans, scrunched up tshirt, necklace, and tousled curly hair I just want to sink my claws into all that yummy goodness."

Me too!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!"


Maybe there will be a need for a little sex magic....

[Jeann (Happy Indulgence)]

I'm trying to finish at the moment which is a bit of a chore, I think I grew bored of this series after the 2nd one.

[Sandra, Kindle Operator Licence Required]

Steph wrote: "I still need to start that series (Alex Craft), Josie. I have 1-2 on-hand though. Big surprise, I know.

Sandra, I didn't realize that I'd blown past ya on the Kitty Norville series. hehe ;) I..."

That means you're only half a book ahead of me. LOL.

[Regina]

I can't stand the Iron Druid series and I still think the cover is delish. :D

I started and I am still listening to

[Steph, Serious series addict]

Sandra wrote: "That means you're only half a book ahead of me. LOL. "

Yeah, but, well, okay. :p

[Sandra, Kindle Operator Licence Required]

ROFLMAO!!!

[Steph, Serious series addict]

>;)

[Kerstin]

Regina wrote: "I can't stand the Iron Druid series and I still think the cover is delish. :D..."

And there I thought I was the only one who didn't like this series. But I agree on the cover!

I just finished which I didn't enjoy as much as the previous two books and I'm about half way through , which started a bit slow but seems to get better and better.

[Steph, Serious series addict]

My hubby is on book 4 of the Iron Druid series; he really likes it. I, however, haven't read any of them yet. No real rush to either, but I have them when/if I wanna.

Don't think I mentioned it at the time, but I read a month or so ago and LOVED it. It was probably the best (or one of the best) YA angel/demon books I have ever read. I cannot wait for book #2.

Has anyone else read it? If so, what'd ya think?

[Josie]

Oh funny you say that, Steph, I was just looking at that yesterday and wondering if it was any good. Glad to hear you love it, I'm always wary of YA angel books after Fallen &co but Angelfall and Unearthly seem to have gone some way to restore my faith. I'll have to see if I can get my hands on it :)

@Kerstin: So pleased that you're getting into 'Master of Crows' - I loved it! It's just my type of book really.

[Steph, Serious series addict]

I have enjoyed several others (esp. Angelfall! - it didn't feel like a YA to me) though I haven't read Fallen. Some of the angel books I've read in the past (YA and adult) have been a little too religious-heavy for my liking. SE's heroine is very religious, but it felt right not forced - if that makes sense. Anyway, don't wanna scare ya off thinking it's Bible pushing or anything, so I'll stop there. LOL!

[Josie]

That's true, Angelfall wasn't really YA - I took it off that shelf straight after finishing it lol :P
Religion is a tricky subject in books, eh? was religious (at the very least faith was a heavily explored theme) but I could handle it since it was set in a fantasy world. That sounds really weird, doesn't it...

[D.G.]

Yesterday I started which was going really well but it was in print so when I needed to read something at night, I was too lazy to turn on the lights, LOL! Anyhow, then I started on my iPad which is very powerful so far but I don't know if it will have a HEA (interracial couple in Texas after WWII) and the author is really telling it like it was. No whitewashing the whole segregation business.

[Literary Ames]

Read - I hope Kaleb's book is next.

Reading

[Christine]

Amy or "Ames" wrote: "Read - I hope Kaleb's book is next."

Me too! I can't wait.

[Steph, Serious series addict]

No, I understand what you mean, Josie. ;)

Sound intense, DG.

Kaleb's book should be very good. I gotta read Tangle soon!

LOL Sara, GTK.

I've finished and enjoyed a peek at Church-Student-Chess @ 18.

I've started and am enjoying it so far. The H/h are both a bit buttoned up, so I'm lookin' forward to their "unbuttoning". Wink wink nudge nudge LOL!

[Paris]

Just finished last night and even though I rated 4/5 I'm still totally unsure about it. The book had all of the things I've come to love about Ann Aguirre's books, but the whole setting of the book and some of the character developments left me annoyed. I can't wait for the next book, which is supposed to be the last in the series, to see how she wraps all of this up.

Now on to finishing up

[Christine]

Paris wrote: "Just finished last night and even though I rated 4/5 I'm still totally unsure about it. The book had all of the things I've come to love about Ann Aguirre's books, but the..."


I love Dianne Sylvan's series. A lot of readers were infuriated by some events in book 2. While I didn't "like" it, I felt it really worked with the story and the history of these characters. I'll be curious to see what you think.

[Christine]

Sara wrote: "Starting this afternoon :)"


I just finished that on Saturday, and I really enjoyed. Actually, I enjoyed it more than the books from her other series. I'm hoping to get to the next in the series, Immortal Rider, soon. Especially since it starts with the dread I, which I need for several challenges.

[Christine]

Midnite Marie wrote: "Christine wrote: "Midnite Marie wrote: "I've just started Dragon Actually by G.A.Aiken. Liking is so far. Anybody else read this series, I've seen it get mixed reviews, but I'm enjoying it."

I've just ordered DC's Kiss of Fire paperback to read for my Dragon Challenge "


I hope you like it.