Book Haven discussion

So I am kind of looking for some new books to add to my list and of course read! The genre does not really matter to me as long as it is fiction. I have read some books that I loved and are adifferent genre's but they all have one thing in common, the Girl in the book was part of an all guy group..and she could hold her own.. I am looking for something like that again.. here are some similar books as to what I am looking for :

The Hive trilogy by Jaymin eve
The rocker that holds me by Terri Ann Browning
Music of the heart by Katie ashley
Play nice by L.P Maxa
Finding my Pack by Lane whitt
Shocking Heaven by D.H Sidebottom.

Hopefully someone could help me and recommend some great books! Thanks in advance

Dyantha,

Does it have to be an "all guy group" or can it just be a male dominant group where the woman/ girl has to do things that are considered "men's work" and she manages fine and/or better than the boys?

I know a bunch of those types of books :)

Heidi wrote: "Does it have to be an "all guy group" or can it just be a male dominant group where the woman/ girl has to do things that are considered "men's work" and she manages fine and/or better than the boy..."

Those would be great ! I have not read any of those yet just the All guys group. I don't know there is just something about those, But I am very curious to the ones you have! Thanks!

Try Patricia Cornwell if you like cop stories

Dyantha wrote: "Heidi wrote: "Does it have to be an "all guy group" or can it just be a male dominant group where the woman/ girl has to do things that are considered "men's work" and she manages fine and/or bette..."

Ah, my favorite growing up was The Eye of the Hunter Riatha totally shaped the woman I became! It is a great fantasy read.

I am thoroughly enjoying reading The Journey of the Marked right now. It is an exciting Sci-fi that focuses on a team of marked who are fleeing death. Two females, three males.

I am a writer, and I like to play with gender "roles" in my books. If you like stories where the vampires deserved to be killed, not kissed, then you will love Fury from The Hunters

Of course, the Bones series. Dr. Brennan is AWESOME!

Goodness, there are so many... Patricia Cornwell's are awesome too! Scarpetta is tough, but still retains her feminine charm.

I will have to do some more brain-storming because there was a really cool series about a female FBI agent that is escaping me ATM. Off to hunt through my bookshelves!

Heidi wrote: "Dyantha wrote: "Heidi wrote: "Does it have to be an "all guy group" or can it just be a male dominant group where the woman/ girl has to do things that are considered "men's work" and she manages f..."


Thank you so much! I am checking these ones out!

Sonya wrote: "Try Patricia Cornwell if you like cop stories"

Thanks! I will be checking those out!

I second Cornwell's Scarpetta, and Reichs' Bones, series!

Also, Raymond E Feist's Empire Trilogy, starting with Daughter of the Empire which has a rather powerful female lead, surrounded by men.

Hi, I'd recommend The Wars of the Roses series by Conn Iguldenn. It deals with the main players in the war, including Queen Margaret, the only female antagonist but a truly formidable one. I'd also recommend the Time travel Trilogy by Dee Davis.

N.B. wrote: "Hi, I'd recommend The Wars of the Roses series by Conn Iguldenn. It deals with the main players in the war, including Queen Margaret, the only female antagonist but a truly formidable one. I'd also..."


Thanks I wil check those one out!

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Chris wrote: "I write Horror mainly, but feel free to click my name and check out my work."

Will do! A horror can be a nice change!

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Right now, I'm working on two projects: a Romantic/Suspense about a family heirloom that holds the power to inheriting a family dynasty--if you're the last one standing; and one with a Sci/Fi element including a mummy antagonist. I'm so excited, and can't wait for their release in 2017.



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Groovy wrote: "If it's okay, I'd like to add my books to this list. I write wholesome Kindle Romances, Romantic/Suspense, Romantic/Suspense/Sci-fi, and just plain Suspense. All of my protagonists are strong women..."

sure! why the heck not =)

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Dyantha wrote: "So I am kind of looking for some new books to add to my list and of course read! The genre does not really matter to me as long as it is fiction. I have read some books that I loved and are adiffer..."

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