What needs a sequel..like mondo bad.

[Mermarie]

Do you often fill that adding a sequel to a great book would be lessening its greatness, or could be accentuated with an additional book? I will admit now, I'm not a series sort... at times I feel as if I'm gonna close a book, it should be over. What say you? ;]

What are some great books that should have a sequel??

[Sandi *~The Pirate Wench~*]

Hmmm..depends,some books yes shouldnt be cont.. as in sequel to Gone With The Wind. I have also found some series I start then get to book 2 or 3 and not much else is going on to make them good and should have been left alone at book one like but I read them all cause I HAD to know what happened. I try to stay clear of series now and only do trilogy's.

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I wish there was a sequel to this one



Both the H and h were separated for much of it, and I'd love to know what they got up to after their HEA.

[[deleted user]]

"Amanda Rose" by Karen Robards.

The hero's brother was a great character, obviously available, handsome, all that good stuff; he would've made a great hero. But I was so disappointed that he never got to be the hero in his own story! After I finished it, I was so disappointed and in such denial; I thought there must be a book where he's the hero, so I searched everywhere on this site (I may have even involved Google in my query), but I couldn't find anything. There was no first chapter of "his" story at the end of the book, no reason to believe he would have his own book; I just didn't think it was possible that such a great character would be wasted.

[Sandi *~The Pirate Wench~*]

Alyssa wrote: ""Amanda Rose" by Karen Robards.

The hero's brother was a great character, obviously available, handsome, all that good stuff; he would've made a great hero. But I was so di..."

Yes! I remember that one,and it did feel like more could go on...