Dangerous Hero Addict Support Group discussion

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Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress wrote: "Darcy wrote: "Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress wrote: "I love all the guys, but Madoc is my favorite so far."

I like that series too and agree with you about Madoc. I also really like the para..."

ah seems like a good series, and i'm just at the beginning! excellent!!! have you tried reading the rock chick series by Kristen ashley? i absolutely adore every character in that series.

I haven't read any Kristen Ashley yet. I've heard good things about her though.

Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress wrote: "I haven't read any Kristen Ashley yet. I've heard good things about her though."

You definitely have to try her books. SHe's amazing!

Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress wrote: "I love all the guys, but Madoc is my favorite so far."

Madoc is my favorite too followed closely by Iain. I can't wait for Falling Blind to be published. I hope that it is Tynan's book.

I just finished an amazing series from Joely Sue Burkhart. I have never cried or laughed so much and the steamy sex was awe-inspiring, but the love was the story. The books are The Rose of Shanhasson, The Road to Shanhasson, and The Return to Shanhasson!! Must read...

Lauren wrote: "Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress wrote: "I love all the guys, but Madoc is my favorite so far."

Madoc is my favorite too followed closely by Iain. I can't wait for Falling Blind to be published..."

Oh, I hope so too!

Chris wrote: "I just finished an amazing series from Joely Sue Burkhart. I have never cried or laughed so much and the steamy sex was awe-inspiring, but the love was the story. The books are The Rose of Shanhass..."

Thanks Chris, sounds intriguing!

I'm reading which is the second book in the Kindred series. And, let me tell you, these Kindred fellas... they're niiiice.

Just finished

Starting

Oh man, Cory is one of my favorite modern cowboys!

I usually read 2 to 3 books at the same time, so right now I'm reading 'The Earth Moved' by Amy Stewart, which is about... earthworms. And believe it or not, it's really interesting.

I'm also reading 'A Discovery of Witches', as per the buddy read I'm doing. I just started it tonight, but what little I've read, I've enjoyed thus far.

I'm reading and I am so into this series right now. Loving me some Thanatos.

I finally finished , and I wasn't that bowled over by it. I am currently reading , which I am liking.

♡Meme♡ wrote: "I'm reading and I am so into this series right now. Loving me some Thanatos."

I loved the Demonica series. I haven't started the LOD series, but looking forward to it.

Nomad wrote: "I usually read 2 to 3 books at the same time, so right now I'm reading 'The Earth Moved' by Amy Stewart, which is about... earthworms. And believe it or not, it's really interesting.

I'm also rea..."

I had an earthworm on the sill of my bedroom window. I guess the rain had blown it inside. I relocated it outside to the grass. Earthworms do a lot for the soil. I like them, if one can like earthworms...

lady d you have to hurry and read it!!! :)

I want to get back to it. I haven't had much time to read my own books lately!

Reading &

I am currently reading three books - one on my commute to and from work, one in my lunch break and another time if I feel like reading sth different from the first two.

Night Embrace (Dark-Hunter, #3) by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Once Burned (Night Prince, #1) by Jeaniene Frost
City of Lost Souls (The Mortal Instruments, #5) by Cassandra Claire

Looks like you are reading some good stuff, Deni!

Tammy wrote: "Reading & "

I have had the Tempest books on my tbr pile for a while. I really need to start that series.

just came in my mail from paperbackswap.com and I look forward to starting it.
Just finished rereading and

...I loved the Demonica series. I haven't started the LOD series..."

Ditto

Finished and loved it. Did rereads of and . Currently reading .

Mollie *scoutrmom* wrote: " just came in my mail from paperbackswap.com and I look forward to starting it.
Just finished rereading and [bookcove..."


I've been wanting to read Leaping Hearts for a while now. I'm glad she is rereleasing some of her J. Bird books.

Megan wrote: "Finished and loved it."

Awesome! This is the next one on my list, everyone is raving about it!

Renee wrote: "Megan wrote: "Finished and loved it."

Awesome! This is the next one on my list, everyone is raving about it!"

I saw that a lot of my friends were reading it, so I bought and read it yesterday. My GR's friends have such good taste in books! :) I hope you like it.

I just finished reading
it was soooooo funny. i love the comebacks, the lines. its good. now i am reading the rest of the fast tracks series

Palwasha wrote: "I just finished reading
it was soooooo funny. i love the comebacks, the lines. its good. now i am reading the rest of the fast tracks series [bookcover:Hard and Fast|..."

I recently read all of these...THey were great!

I just finished by Laura Bickle, which was really good. It's YA horror/thriller/apocalyptic novel featuring an Amish heroine and vicious, scary vampires. I really liked it!

I think I might read next.

So adding The Hallowed Ones to my TBR, Rachel!

Awesome! Looking forward to hearing what you think of it! :)

Kiss of Snow started this series early in the month for another club & can't put it down

The Hallowed Ones sounds good, Rachel.

I still need to read Play of Passion before I can read Kiss of Snow. Really looking forward to Kiss of Snow!

Lady Danielle aka The Book Huntress wrote: "The Hallowed Ones sounds good, Rachel.

I still need to read Play of Passion before I can read Kiss of Snow. Really looking forward to Kiss of Snow!"


You'll love Kiss of Snow! Hawke is just...*sighs dreamily* amazing.

I love me some Hawke! *drools*

I just finished 'Call of Cuthulhu' by H.P. Lovecraft.

He was such a racist a$$hole that having to write a review of what COULD have been a fabulous story and was instead a...bleep, bleep, bleepity bleep... hurts me in my happy place.

My happy place is a chococlate cookbook. Me and the cookbook have been made to weep because Lovecraft is a douchnozzle!

HPL was not only racist, but socially elitist as well. He writes country folks as inbred, genetically inferior idiots. Although he was antisemitic, he actually married a Jewish woman.

I know a lot of folks love him, but I find him very melodramatic. I like some of his work, but I agree with you that his racism is very hard to deal with.

Nomad wrote: "I just finished 'Call of Cuthulhu' by H.P. Lovecraft.

He was such a racist a$$hole that having to write a review of what COULD have been a fabulous story and was instead a...bleep, bleep, bleepity..."

Douchnozzle, that's a new one! LOL!

I just finished . It was good, but I liked the earlier ones better, and Magnus pack even better than the Pride series. I also just finished listening to , which was pretty good. Ended on a major cliffhanger and was a bit too YA for me, but I expected that.

The Morganville series gets better and better, Duchess Nicole. It is really action-packed and fun!

~Megan~ wrote: "The Morganville series gets better and better, Duchess Nicole. It is really action-packed and fun!"

I liked it! Usually the first is my least favorite, so I'll keep going with the series. Does the girl grow up any, or is she this young throughout?

Ummm, she continues to grow up, but is roughly near the same age. I think she turned 18 in the last book I read. I'm a couple books behind. She is extremely mature after a lot of things she goes through. She also gets into a very committed relationship (I won't tell you with who, but they are one of my fave couples), and that helps a lot with making her seem older.

Great! I like staying with the same people throughout a series. I think I just said this in another thread, LOL! I AM curious about who she ends up with romantically. I really like both Shane and Michael, but I'm assuming that there are more characters introduced. I'm waiting for the second book to become available, so I'll get to it soon. Thanks for the info!

With the Morganville books you might want to have the next one ready to go all the time as most of them end in a cliff hanger.

Darcy wrote: "With the Morganville books you might want to have the next one ready to go all the time as most of them end in a cliff hanger."

Urg!! I hate cliffhangers!! Thanks for the heads up!

Lady D- Your comment in another thread about liking genteel, somewhat Victorian themed horror had me thinking. So I decided to either read, or reread the horror classics. 'Call of Cuthulhu' is pretty classic in the genre, so I bought it for 99 cents for my nook.

I'm from Rhode Island, though I now live in San Diego, and all through my teen years I lived 3 doors down from the house he used to live in. Let me tell you, I had to deal with more than my share of crazy from his fans. And it colored my picture of him even before I deemed to read the book.

When you have to tell people no, who ask you if you can hear the "Old Gods", because they don't get that HPL wrote FICTION, it can make you pretty anti-HPL without even reading anything he ever wrote.

He was an anti-Semite who married a Jew? That's so unbelievably schizophrenic I have no words for it. I'm not surprised he was an anti-Semite, most people were in his day and age, but most of them didn't then turn around and marry a Jewish woman.

You gave me some interesting trivia to talk about at the next gathering after syngagoue services.

Here ye, Here ye!

Jessica is looking for a reading buddy on some choice titles. Stop by and see if you're able to join her this month for a buddy read!

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