Other Awesomely Awesome Books We've Read or Want to Read.

I wish his sister had a bigger part though...I liked her!

Good to hear! I haven't read it yet but if you are loving it so much then I will, maybe right before Riveted comes out. Love the title, it so works for the whole feel of the series.

Duuude, I need Riveted. NOW. :'D

I've already read several of Jennifer Ashley's Shifter Unbound novels, but not the first yet. (Don't know why anymore, but something made me want to avoid it) So.. I read it this week, and liked it. Somehow there are few series that really make me pick up the sequels/prequels lately. Nothing grabbed my attention, either, so I read soo few books in the last months, it's sort of embarrassing. v_v

Only excuse I have is that my PC is metaphorically toast. Even my netbook is being a bitch. Arrgh! ;_; That obviously frustrates me, which in turn makes me unable to read. :'D

Any book-recommendations?

I'm reading the latest Guardians of Eternity by Alexandra Ivy. Fear the Darkness. So far, so good. I like Caine and Cassandra. They are pretty much together from the very first page so the tension is all about the overall story arc that appears to be coming to a conclusion. Every previous H and h seem to be making an appearance in this book which is kind of fun. I'm only about 65% of the way into this one so I don't know how much of a cliff-hanger it is but I have heard there will be a 10th book in the series out next year.

I heard from another online friend who got an ARC of Riveted that it was really good. Started a bit slow but picked up and was very satisfying.

I´m currently rereading several books from Susan Elizabeth Phillips, I love her books, they´re soo sweet

I just finished Celebrity in Death, it was nice to see Eve actually solve a case without shedding blood for the first time...I also finished the story arc for Angela Knight's Mater series too, fast reads and I mostly use them as mindless entertainment in between releases.

Angela Knight is an author on my tbr list. Mindless entertainment as in.. Lara Adrian? Or more the Lynsay Sands type of author? Sherrilyn Kenyon? J.R. Ward?

uh, I love the stories about Eve and Rourke, everytime a book in comes out, I need to buy and read it

I've never read any of the In Death series. I keep meaning too though as I know people love Eve and Rourke and I almost feel like I know them since they are referred to so many times!

I just finished G.A. Aiken's (aka Shelley Laurenston's) latest Dragon Kin book and it was underwhelming. Pretty entertaining overall but the romance was weak and, since this was Izzy and Eibhear's book, that was a huge disappointment for me.

Eve & Roarke.. I don't know, but maybe I shoulda read the books in English or something. Didn't like them that much. o.o Hrrm.

rereading Lora Leigh- Killer Secrets ....steamy...

Probably going to start Maya Banks "Never Seduce A Scot". I read her KGI series which is a lot of fun but have never read any of her Scottish historicals.

The book I am dying to read is ICED by Karen Marie Moning. I just can't wait to have it in my hands!

I have yet to read any Lora Leigh. If I ever read one, I want it to be scandalizing, though, or else my expectations.. :'D What's the biggest, baddest Lora Leigh book?

And Jane, oh yeah. Those little teasers everywhere..

Something I'm not overly proud to admit: I want to read Jamie McGuire's Walking Disaster.

Patricia, if you want true scandal go with Loving Lies...that one is pretty much porn with a plot!!

Hahahaha, you know, I'll read it to my friend, since I plan to do this 30 days/30 bets or 52 weeks/52 bets thing. It's going to be brilliant. :'D Thank you!

ei, read the first of the trilogy from Lora Leigh...öhm, it´s called...Dangerous Games...I love it...actually I love the whole Trilogy
I just finished Jeanine Krock - Feenorakel (Fairy Oracle), are her books in English availble?
tja, well, ähm, I liked it, I also liked the first 3 books from this series...but I dunno, sometimes I think she could write a little more...specific..hmm, like someones talking and walking around and the next second this person is getting free from an embrace....is that somehow clear? sometimes I think she´s too rough in her writing...
Pat whats that 30 days/30 bets thing?

Other series I have enjoyed:
Patricia Briggs (Mercedes Thompson, Alpha& omega)
Kim Harrison (Hollows)
Kresley Cole (Immortals After Dark)
JD Robb (In Death)
Thea Harrison

Sarkykeshy: I'm all for Patricia Briggs and Kim Harrison. Haven't read many JD Robb books so far, and no Thea Harrison, but that shall soon be changed.

Elisabeth: It's a sort of event that makes it possible for you to dare yourself to do things. Like, often, we need excuses to skinnydip or hug a stranger, we need more than an "Because I want to". And 30 days/30 bets.. Well, you can probably guess how it works. You ask friends, or make a list yourself, or both. You bet yourself, or they bet/dare you. You might do it for a good cause, and say that, if you bet with money, that money will be donated, etc. - A friend of mine and I came up with it, so it's nothing official.

I read one or two books by Jeanine Krock, and I remember that I didn't like at least one of them very much. The writing style was weird, like it hadn't been edited enough. Yeah, I think I know what you mean: People are doing something, then they do something else, but something in between is missing, which confuses the reader?

I really like Thea Harrison's Elder Races series. The first one, Dragon Bound, is the best but she is a really good writer so they are all enjoyable.

Patricia wrote:
Elisabeth: It's a sort of event that makes it possible for you to dare yourself to do things. Like, often, we need excuses to skinnydip or hug a stranger, we need more than an "Because I want to". And 30 days/30 bets.. Well, you can probably guess how it works. You ask friends, or make a list yourself, or both. You bet yourself, or they bet/dare you. You might do it for a good cause, and say that, if you bet with money, that money will be donated, etc. - A friend of mine and I came up with it, so it's nothing official.

I read one or two books by Jeanine Krock, and I remember that I didn't like at least one of them very much. The writing style was weird, like it hadn't been edited enough. Yeah, I think I know what you mean: People are doing something, then they do something else, but something in between is missing, which confuses the reader?

ah, ok, sounds funny, that bet thing

and that exactly is my problem with Jeanine Krock, the writing thing, it´s confusing that people start things and between they do something else, that´s not described...I kinda like her books, or better, I started with the first book and now I wanna know how it ends
but the stories are confusing, sometimes it starts one way and ends another way and in the middle of the book I´m wondering where this all will end and why and it´s not the good confusing way as with N.S., where you think - yeah, this is good how it all ended, in the middle I was confused and it ended other than I thought but it makes sense- well with Janine Krock my problem often is that her books don´t make that sense...or so...

Suppose she needs a better editor. Those things could be avoided, imo.

jupp, think so...I just reread: A week to be wicked; it´s sooo cuuute, I´m so happy I bought it, and I think it was Pat who mentioned it
I think I´ll start a book about Michel Angelo now, my Mum gave it to me, so I think I´m going to read it

I read a really good debut novel by Aussie author Bec McMaster. Title is Kiss of Steel. It is Victorian steampunk with Vampires! Vampires are not cuddly and sexy in this world. They are what the "bluebloods" that control the aristocracy and monarchy of Britain become after many, many years of being infected by the virus that causes their blood-drinking ways, so they are monsters that need to be put down.

The H of the series is Blade, the rogue blueblood raised on the streets who now controls the slum, Whitechapel. The h is Honoria Todd, orphaned eldest daughter of a scientist looking for a vaccine or cure for the virus who has been forced to take refuge in Whitechapel and support her younger siblings. Excellent supporting cast with future books to be about them. Really excellent book and something completely different than the typical PNR being published today.

hmm, sounds good...maybe I should give it a try...