Last year, I listed 10 of the most delicious heroes from novels published that year. You guys liked it quite a bit. As such, I bit my lip and narrowed down the giant list to give you the Top 10 Swoon-Worthy Heroes from 2011 novels. . . . → Click here to continue reading Top 10 Swoon-Worthy Heroes (2011)
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 15 comments  News & Notes, Paranormal Romance, Urban Fantasy  Allison Pang, Ethan Sullivan, Eve Silver, favorites, Jeaniene Frost, Karen Marie Moning, Karina Cooper, Kristen Painter, Lauren Dane, Meljean Brook, Paranormal Romance, Rosalie Stanton, urban fantasy
I promised not to spoil anything, but if you were unsure as to if you were ready for more Dark Swan drama, I can promise Shadow Heir wraps you up and never lets go. . . . → Click here to continue reading Early Review: Shadow Heir by Richelle Mead (Dark Swan #4)
Each time I read a Karina Cooper novel, I’m struck by the beautiful, precise and visceral writing. The visuals are striking, the emotions intense and the characters unerringly real. Basically, it’s impossible not to get sucked into the Dark Mission novels. 5 comments Paranormal Romance, Reviews Dark Mission, favorites, Karina Cooper, magic, Paranormal Romance, witches
Meljean Brook’s Heart of Steel is a straight-up adventure. Daring escapes, explosions, zombies, treasure hunting and one man’s quest to fall in love with the woman with a heart of steel. . . . → Click here to continue reading Review: Heart of Steel by Meljean Brook (Iron Seas #2) One comment Paranormal Romance, Reviews, Urban Fantasy fantasy, favorites, Iron Seas, Meljean Brook, Paranormal Romance, steampunk, zombies
If you leave a comment on this post with your favorite books — up to three — of 2011, you will be entered to win a book of your choice from our Recommendations pages. You’ll need to leave the comment on or before Nov. 20. Following that, I will tally up all the votes and the Readers’ Choice Best Book will be announced alongside the VBC favorites — and there will be a second giveaway featuring the reader pick for best book. So, choose wisely. . . . → Click here to continue reading Readers’ Choice: What’s the best book you’ve read this year? This book has a great hero/heroine dynamic. My article at H&H mostly covers how this book about witches is perfect for paranormal romance readers who love shifters. There’s plenty of “mine” action, but with big twists. Once I started Heart of Darkness, I was addicted. It was unputdownable. . . . → Click here to continue reading Early Review: Heart of Darkness by Lauren Dane Leave a comment Paranormal Romance, Reviews Bound by Magick, favorites, Lauren Dane, Paranormal Romance, shifters, witches
We’re edging up on Halloween. While buying skeleton hand salad servers and zombie paraphernalia is a good start, I thought we should talk about our favorite paranormal creatures throughout the week. That means lists of favorite vampires, shifters, demons and the like — with polls and giveaways. . . . → Click here to continue reading My Top 5 favorite vampires, a tentative list (& signed book giveaway!) The Renfield Syndrome took me over. Captured by a heroine I love forced to grow amid terrible circumstances, I found myself increasingly involved with the plot. . . . → Click here to continue reading Review: The Renfield Syndrome by J.A. Saare (Rhiannon’s Law #2) Elements of magic, alchemy and immortality are at play in The Taker, but at its core it’s the story of a girl who learned too late that you can’t make someone love you back. Lanny’s tale is entrancing. At times this book reads much more like a historical than a paranormal, but I sank into this book. Prepare to be attached to every character, and have conflicting emotions about them all — especially Lanny, Adair and Jonathan. Love them. Hate them. Pity them. . . . → Click here to continue reading Review: The Taker by Alma Katsu If I Die is the heaviest book to date in the Soul Screamers series; it’s also the best. Vincent kept me on edge and constantly muttering “no way” as she threw twist after twist at me. She’s pushed the series in a new direction that will certainly breath life into future books. I’m so ready for more. . . . → Click here to continue reading Release-Day Review: If I Die by Rachel Vincent (Soul Screamers #5)
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