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It's about Kylie trying to figure out who she really is, specially in terms of supernatural species. Kylie is stuck in between the divorce of her parents and this hits her really hard. After being caught at a Party where some kids where doing drugs, he Meet Lucas and Derek on the Bewitched Bookworms First of, isn't the cover super super pretty?? After being caught at a Party where some kids where doing drugs, her shrink poposed to send her to a Camp for special kids.

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There she learns that there is a whole supernatural world out there, Vamps, Werewolves, Faeries, you name it - they all exists! And this Camp is a place where kids can learn about the other species and learn to live with their special abilities and gifts. The Problem is no one knows what Kylie is and she hates being there and being "not normal" She can see Ghosts..

We follow Kylie on her journey to accept herself and her supernatural gift and try to find out what she is. She's making new friends: And of course there are boys Actually 3 of them. Plus I normally have a pretty good idea with whom she will end up. For some reason, it didn't bother me at all here. There is Trey , her Ex who is a normal human and was cheating on her but of course now realized that he wants her back. Then we have Derek, the Faerie that can sense emotions and is super gorgeous and absolutely lovely and the nice guy - I Like him..

Last but not least there is Lucas Derek is the safe choice while Lucas the exciting one. The problem is Kylie is not ready to know what she really fells, too much is screwed up right now anyway. A dad that forgot her on parents day, a mom that is way too cold and then the journey about finding out who she is. Love the secondary girl friends she made, love the mystery behind Kylie, love the light romance between Kylie and those boys. And Oh boy, those kisses!!!!

Me always loves good kisses and we get some pretty hot ones in Born at Midnight! The book ends with a decent cliffhanger, and.. I can't wait to find out more about Kylie I can't wait to find out which boy will get the prize I can't wait for the next book to see where this story goes! One thing I want to mention again about the cover: The kids at the camp keep telling about this waterfall and that there is something mysterious about it.

I can't wait to find out what and from the cover of the next book, it is apparently something important! View all 14 comments. Nobody in their right mind. Basically the worst book I've ever read personally. Hated the characters, story, how judgemental Kylie was, etc. This used to have a review, but then a troll came along, and I realized that this review would probably attract many more, so I just took it down.

View all 19 comments. Mar 09, Ben Alderson rated it it was amazing. View all 3 comments. Nov 16, Jessica rated it did not like it. One of the worst books I've read this year. The main character was immature, insensitive, and shallow. She compared learning that she was in some way supernatural, with her possibly having a brain tumor.

All she could talk about was how terrible it would be to have to buy some wigs and that she hoped she had cancer over being "not human". Are you kidding me? The "romance" was a joke and poorly written. I honestly hated it. Most of the book she thinks of her ex who was a real sleazeball. Then she One of the worst books I've read this year.

Then she meets someone that kind of looks like him and decides she likes him? Then later a new guy as well? The setting was a let down. It could have been a lot of fun to read about a summer camp of witches, vampires, werewolves, fairies, etc. Like Percy Jackson or something! This was nothing, like Percy Jackson. The camp was just a way to get these kids away from their parents, but what did they do?! I still don't even know. They went to a couple of camp fires There were parent days where the parent sat and talked to the kid for an hour and left.

Another thing that could have been kinda cool was Kylie seeing ghosts. Also I read all pages and never learned what she is? I didn't appreciate the author calling something "retarded" nor did I like that she referred to something as "too gay". It shouldn't surprise you by this point in the review that I thought this entire book was poorly written. It barely had a plot and what it did have the poorly written characters ruined it.

The author constantly threw in things that did nothing to further the plot at all. This was no fun to read and I'm honestly shocked that I finished it. I do not recommend it, there are much better paranormal books out there if you're in the mood for one. Sep 18, Alexis rated it did not like it Recommends it for: People who hate life, third graders, anyone without standards. Let's play a guessing game. On page of " Born at Midnight ," the boring, flat, typical main character, Kylie, is in the same position she was in on page I mean exact same position. She's at a summer camp for supernatural creatures.

Her shrink recommended it to her mom because the shrink is half fairy and can recognize the signs of supernatural gifts. What is Kylie, you m Let's play a guessing game. What is Kylie, you may ask? Well, not one really knows. No one really wants to tell her, either- or the reader for that matter. But, do we know- I mean, if I am one of you, that I'm not like a vampire of a werewolf?

But you don't think I'm a vampire or werewolf, right? So, assuming I'm not human, I'm also not a fairy? If you enjoy reading words like "holy cow," "bejeebies," "mo fo," - you would enjoy this book. The author comes across as a 70 year-old woman which she is, pretty much who wants to be "hip" and use "teenage" language. It's also uncool to use words like "mo fo" and "dad gone-it," and "gosh darn-it. Who does she think she's preaching to? This is supposed to be entertainment, and instead it felt like an intensely difficult task.

Jun 03, Kagama-the Literaturevixen rated it did not like it. This book doesnt have a love triangle-It has a love hyper-rectangle I mean the potential love interests throws themselves at the main character wherever she goes. So if youre a die-hard Twilight fan this book might be for you The main character is year old Kylie,her parents are getting a divorce and she keeps seeing this weird figure on her front lawn thats invisible to everyone else but her. To get away from it all she goes to a party that ends badly when the police breaks up the party, with he This book doesnt have a love triangle-It has a love hyper-rectangle I mean the potential love interests throws themselves at the main character wherever she goes.

To get away from it all she goes to a party that ends badly when the police breaks up the party, with her being arrested because the police who broke up the party found some drugs And then she gets sent off to a camp for troubled teens. Troubled teens being an euphemish for troubled supernatural teens. I have to admit I had so many issues with this book. And the twitching eyebrow thingy You have to read it just to understand what I mean.

And also the "your power is like this but were going to imply that your powers are way different" Holiday "We dont know what you are" Kylie "But I see dead people.. Aug 08, Zuleeza rated it did not like it Shelves: This review is also available on my blog, Qwerty This book is like one massive parody of all-things paranormal.

I might like it if I was fourteen. The plot is very similar to Hex Hall, at least up until the point where I decided that this just doesn't worth my time. Annoying, self-conscious, whiny heroine who thinks she's funny. Her life had toilet-bound stamped all over it. Suddenly, Kylie started feeling people turn and look at her.

Or were they looking at all of them? Stupid, spineless best friend This review is also available on my blog, Qwerty This book is like one massive parody of all-things paranormal. Stupid, spineless best friend. The she recalled how Sara had given in to Brad's "needs"-Brad who was the love of Sarah's life-yet, within two weeks of giving in, the love of Sara's life had dumped her.

What was so special about that? Since then, Sara had dated four other guys, and she'd slept with two of them. To Sara, fitting in was If blue eye shadow was rave, you can bet Sara would have blue eye shadow before the week was out. I didn't read far enough to know how the love interest, Derek and Lucas are like. Just found out there'll be five books in this series.

May God have mercy for all those trees sacrificed in the making of the remaining books. View all 10 comments. September 17, Okay. Now I'm ready to write this review. I had been seeing this book around in Barnes and Noble as well as some people's shelfs. I had read a little about it and I was determined to read the series. I have to say though, that I was a little disappointed. The Cover So I know that we shouldn't judge a book by its cover but, come on. We all do it even if we don't mean to. This cover is really coo 3. This cover is really cool. She's standing on a tree that seems to be split down the middle.

I thought that this could be figurative for choices as if you're in a fork in the road. There is fog with white light so you can't see past it which is kind of mysterious. Overall, that is a pretty nice cover. The Plot Kylie Galen has had a pretty rough life. Her grandmother died, boyfriend Trey dumped her, her parents are getting a divorce and she is getting sent to some camp by her mother. Kylie doesn't want to go to Shadow Falls with the other "bad kids" that seem to be there who she later learns to be supernaturals. Being there will vampires, werewolves and many other supernatural creatures, she doesn't feel more out of place but for some reason everything she should be.

She tries to leave but then is conflicted whether she wants to for a couple of reasons. Her parents are divorced and she isn't getting along that well with them as well as the fact that she would leave people at the camp. Of course there are two guys that can't help but have feelings for as well as her two new best friends. Throughout the book, Kylie is on the search for her true identity as well trying to keep control with it.

What I liked The action. There was some action where I was getting a little impatient trying to get to and ended up skimming parts that I had to go back and read. There were many plot lines going on during the whole book that were at times hard to keep track of but most of the time is was okay. The depth of imagination. Hunter was able to create some things that I wasn't expecting and I enjoyed. The history and interactions of the campers were pretty interesting at times. What I didn't like or could have been better The characters.

I did have a slight problem with Kylie. She was whiny and daresay, self centered. When there was a problem she got annoyed that she couldn't complain or whine about it to anyone. When that someone overcame their problem, she was like "good I don't need to worry about that. I have my own bigger problems. Overall, the other characters weren't that well developed.

They each had one problem that lasted throughout the book. I was a little upset about that because I thought that they could have had some interesting pasts because they are, you know, supernatural and had cool abilities. Besides that, at times I got a little bored. I know that I above said that there was action but that was only some of the time. Other times I was actually skimming and wasn't going to reread it.

I guess that there was too much description or it was for another reason that I don't remember right now. It wasn't a triangle but Kylie did alternate about who she liked. Derek, Lucas, Derek, Lucas, etc. That was a little annoying and I just thought that she didn't need to have someone that she liked all the time. If she did, she should choose. I did have a personal favorite but I'm not going to say who it was. I think you all have one if you read this book. Overall I was slightly disappointed with this book and I might want to read the next one because I hate leaving series unfinished unless 1 I either know that they aren't good or 2 I really didn't like the first book.

Hopefully the characters will get a little better and the boring parts less sparse. I think that I said everything I had to say.

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Well, yeah , if you exclude all the recent mishaps.. Who would've thought she was anything but normal. And the blondie was like.. Evolution of unknown powers, which she hadn't even been familiar with. Two boys vying for her attention.

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Three guys hungry for her attention.. Two friends, and roommates, totally different species , grabbing any chance to degrade and curse each other. Could life get anymore exhausting? This book is a wonderful read, which will take you on the journey of Kylie Galen's life and all hardships and changes she goes through. The love, the paranormal root, goes too deep and leaves you tangled and wanting more.

Best books ever written, these series. View all 13 comments. Dec 05, Heather rated it it was amazing. I really had no idea what this book was about when I got it. But I was hooked from the first page. The novel is told from the point of view of sixteen year old Kylie. She's not having a great month. Her parents are divorcing, her boyfriend broke up with her for the same reason boyfriends usually do -she said no, and to top it all off she's got a stalker that no one else but her can see.

She's seeing a shrink, but it hasn't helped. When the police raid a party that she's at and the police find drugs and alcohol, her mother ships her off to a summer camp for troubled teens.

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This is not a real camp for troubled teens. Kylie learns on the bus to camp that the kids that are "troubled" are very unique. One boy can change the color of his eyes to any color. Another girl with multi colored hair has a toad on her leg. And one very normal looking boy reminds her a lot of her ex boyfriend and she's immediately attracted to him. Shadow Falls Camp is, she finds out for supernaturals, vampires, werewolves, faeries, shapeshifters,ghosts and anything else she can think of. Kylie doesn't believe she belongs there yet she has blood curdling screaming, night terrors and can't remember them the next morning.

And her stalker she finds out is a ghost who literally gives her the chills. Apparently, no one knows what kind of supernatural Kylie is, her parents won't admit to being supernaturals or haven't told her they are supernaturals. Kylie works with the camp counselor to try to figure out if she really is a supernatural which she denies she is throughout most of the book.

All the other supers can read each others brain patterns by wiggling their eyebrows I know but it's presented better in the book but no one can read Kylie's brain patterns and she can't read anyone else's brain patterns. If she isn't a supernatural, her other options are that she's crazy or she has a brain tumor, two not very promising options, but Kylie prefers them than to being supernatural. During camp activities, getting to know your campmates hour, names are chosen and Derek, the boy that reminds Kylie of her ex draws her name and leads her to a magical little place near the water where they sit and talk and almost kiss.

But her ex Trey is going to soccer camp just a few miles down the road and wants her to forgive him and meet him somewhere. And then there's Lucas -who used to live next door to her when she was young and killed her cat. She remembers him looking over the fence saying, "If you don't want your new kitten to suffer the same fate as your cat, bring him in at night.

She has a unique experience with him on get to know your camp mate hour. They wear dark suits and walk around interrogating students about what we don't know until the last bit of the book but everyone is under suscipion, especially Kylie because she can't be read. Tension surmounts between the various supernaturals. Werewolves accuse vampires of crimes, and vice versa. Faeries and Witches are at odds.

And FRU is constantly overheard threatening to shut down the camp. Add in Parents Day on the weekends for some, like vampires who's parents don't know they've been turned. Or witches with pressure to pass exams. Or Kylie who's parents don't know what type of camp Shadow Falls really is. She finally learns to accept the other supernaturals, not as monsters but as friends. Her roommates are a witch and a vampire and they stand up for her when she needs them most. There is a point towards the end where I almost cried. There isn't a dull moment in this novel.

I read it fast, in one day, but it did take all day. This novel has a little of everything romance, adventure, suspense, mystery, and definitely leaves you wanting more. I sure hope C. Hunter writes fast because I already want the next one and this one hasn't even been released! As far as age appropriateness goes, older teen, there is a teen pregnancy scare, talk about sex and a little bit of touching going on.

Nothing below the waist! View all 6 comments. Nov 29, Giulia rated it did not like it Shelves: This may be a great fantasy book and I'll never know, but there is so much slut-shaming in little more than 10 pages, that I will not continue reading this.

Here are some examples: Beside him - or she should say plastered against him - sashayed his new slutty girlfriend. It wasn't just Sara's need to party or the fact that she'd given up her virginhood. Okay, so maybe it was those two things, but it seemed like more. How am I supposed to like a character who calls another girl a "screw toy" and judges her best friend's worth based on the fact that she's not a virgin anymore? I am beyond disgusted, and if 10 pages of this "book" have already managed to get me to despise both the main character and, unfortunately, the author, I cannot imagine what reading the whole book could cause.

So I'm going to stop right here. View all 8 comments. Jul 10, Jacqueline rated it really liked it. I was just in the mood to reread it again and so I'm going to continue rereading the entire series SeriesSummer hear I come: July 10 This book made me laugh and I just fell in love with the story!!! I love fantasy and this was such a fun book. Can't wait to read the second book!! Jun 15, Cyndi rated it really liked it. Extremely innocent girl gets sent to camp for troubled teens only to discover it is actually a camp for supernaturals.

But she can see ghosts. So she must be something. Her brain pattern is unrecognizable. Add to all that she has three different hot guys wanting her. She is torn between the old boyfriend who cheated on her because s Extremely innocent girl gets sent to camp for troubled teens only to discover it is actually a camp for supernaturals.

So winning point; its set in Texas. Dec 07, Julie rated it it was amazing. Oh, how I love this book! It wasn't planned that I wanted to read this book. I had seen it once or twice, but I dind't really came through to me, but one day I was in need of books at the time I saw it in a store. It was cheap, it was a nice cover, and it didn't sound that bad. I thought to myself it probably could be worse. And boy, how I loved this book from the first chapter! Kylie Galen is a girl with several problems: She didn't had a perfect life, and it's something that really applies to me.

Kylie is a character you easily love, and I love how she reacts when she is told what really is going on with her. Besides of being a loveable character, she surrounds herself with two amazing guys - Derek and Lucas. And after reading the book, I must admit, I love Lucas most. Her roomies is both nice and I love their fight, it's a nice touch to the book. The story Della told about her and Lee really touched me. Anyway, the book is amazing, and because of the amazing characters, the good storyline and the awesome story in general, I can look past the mistakes in the translation to Danish.

Can't wait to number two!

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Jul 22, Prem Kaur rated it really liked it Shelves: I read this book a while ago but never got around to writing about how much I loved it! I read it in one sitting!! Oct 28, Cindy rated it it was ok Shelves: This review may also be found on A Thousand Little Pages. Her Ice Queen mom decides to send her to Shadow Falls Camp, a psychologist-recommended institution for troubled teens. Confused but feeling an undeniably weird sense of belonging, Kylie begins to realize just how special she really is. But then trouble invades the camp, and the paranormals are pointing fingers at each other.

Beware, happy little campers, someone has an agenda of their own, and they are quite the determined bunch. However, the plot started out incredibly slowly. It is slightly understandable, as the author has to first describe the characters and the setting of this new series. But the predicament, which should be central to every novel, was brief and felt like an after-thought. The one that exists in this book felt pretty much superfluous.

Girl, it is not right to be lusting after three guys her ex-boyfriend included at once, especially if you alternate between thinking about kissing one boy to thinking about the hotness of another a second later. Born at Midnight is a nice read, not entirely original, but interesting nonetheless. The second installment of the series, Awake at Dawn , will be released in October Review Copy via Flamingnet Kylie Galen has had a lot of crap tossed in her lap lately.

Her parents are getting a divorce for who the heck knows why. Her boyfriend broke up with her because she wouldn't put out. And her grandmother died because. But now, Kylie's acquired a stalker and she hasn't a clue what he wants or how to get rid of him. Thinking she may be losing it, her parents send her off Kylie Galen has had a lot of crap tossed in her lap lately. Thinking she may be losing it, her parents send her off to see a psychologist who gets Kylie sent to Shadow Falls Camp. Kylie and her parents think it's a camp for troubled teens.

Kylie's surrounded by vampires, werewolves, fairies, witches and shapeshifters. And if she believes what they tell her, she's one of them. They're just not sure exactly how she fits in. As Kylie struggles to cope with the realization that these creatures even exist, and the fact that she might not be human, she's got two hot guys, a werewolf and a half-fairy vying for her attention.

And they can just keep vying. Kylie's determined that before she lets her heart loose on love, she needs to unearth the truth. What does the ghost want? Who can and can't she trust? And most of all. This is the summary I read when I first saw this book. Judging from the tone of the passage you can tell I had English today , you'd think this book would be snarky, narcissistic and a buttload of fun. Sadly, that's not the case. By the time I got to page , I really didn't care whether or not the MC was dead or not.

For one, it's written in third-person a pet-peeve of mine, especially when having done otherwise would highly benefit the book. This book is the worst possible book ever to have been written in third person. I've been visiting CC Hunter's website since reading this book, and I'm actually really excited for the next installments in the series, even though this one was on the short side of FAIL.

That's what I thought. Dec 22, Mal rated it it was amazing Shelves: I love the story, I love the camp, I love the characters, I love everything about it!! Derek, Lucas, and Perry These may or may not be spoilers Slowly the sparkles fell to the floor and left standing where Perry has once stood was a huge honking white unicorn with a pink horn in the middle of its forehead That's like trying to fool Superman. And her name is Holiday'" Yes this book was fun, but not too much really happened. I mainly felt as though the series was being set up, which was still entertaining.

The characters each stood out, and I definitely know them well. The love triangle was firmly created, and I found myself rooting for one guy more than the other. And by the end of the book, I had a good grasp on all of the paranormal creatures and the world that they lived in. So while none of that was boring, it wasn't a page turner either. Well until the end of the book, that's when all of the action took place. So while I enjoyed the story, I have a feeling that the second book in this series will make it or break it for me.

Her parents were getting a divorce, she was drifting apart from her best friend and she kept seeing this soldier guy that no one else could see. After she got in trouble at a party, Kylie was sent away to a summer camp, per her therapists advice. Kylie thought it was a camp for troubled teens, but the moment she stepped on the bus, nothing was normal.

Strange occurrences happened around her and none of the kids seemed exactly right. Even the bus driver was a mystery. Upon arriving to camp, Kylie only became more shocked when she learned that she was sent to a camp for supernaturals. And that she was one of them. She had a strong voice. Even if she was unsure of her surroundings. And she had a good head on her shoulders.

Plus I loved the people that surrounded her. Miranda was one of her roommates and I loved her friendly disposition right from the start. Her other roommate, Della, took me a little bit longer to warm up to. She was closed off, and seemed to struggle a lot, but she ended up being a great friend to Kylie. Another favorite was Perry, he cracked me up. And I am hoping that Holiday and Burnett will have lots of potential in future books.

More , her instincts seemed to scream. She ran her fingers through his damp, dark hair, loving how the strands felt. Loving all the emotions swirling through her, over her, making her feel so alive, so new. Now for the love triangle?

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I'm one of those who has a strong opinion for who I love. Do I always chose the right guy? But I felt as though I chose the guy that would be the best for Kylie. First there was Derek. He was half fae and while they had a connection, I felt as though it was cemented in the friendship area. Secondly, there was Lucas Parker. He was a werewolf and right from the start I loved how protective he was.

They knew each other from when they were younger, but that was sort of tainted in a way. I'm holding out hope that it was somehow a misunderstanding Another thing I loved about Lucas was that anytime he was around Kylie, their chemistry was scorching hot. Even in her dreams, their moments together felt seductive. Lucas made my heart race and I'm hoping that he ends up being the winner of Kylie's heart. He reached out and brushed a wet strand of hair off her cheek.

Everyone stood out so unique and everything was so easy to visualize. I did get annoyed with Kylie when she was almost hoping that she had a tumor instead of being a paranormal. Jackie, that's exactly what I was going for when I started this list. I've found tons of great stuff from this list alone: Sep 24, Sep 30, Just a thought here so no killing-the-messenger type of reaction Oct 01, Are "there any good paranormal with 1.

Angels Where the male lead is one of those, and the female lead is either human or maybe a different species Angels are real, but they're not exactly "angelic" This book is more a fantasy sf? Mmmmmmm, just dreamy, sweet but piquante too. I'm gonna have to re-read it myself! You are SO dead on about that! I've read so many bad PNR books where that happens. In fact, it never once occurred to me to consider them YA.

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I mean, I know teens read a TON of really adult and racy!!! Andrews books and the "adult" Judy Blumes to read something "racy. Is there any good paranormal with Talyn, not sure what your definition of "independent" is but take a look at Nalini Singh's Guild Hunter series. Mostly vamps and angels interesting twist on them, btw. Only thing is, female lead used to be human but now also an angel. Singh is a pretty strong writer who writes fairly substantive stories. Oct 02, Sounds like exactly what you're describing. Snarky, strong yet vulnerable in some way , and all are warriors in one way or another.

I can't comment on the rest, but I'd absolutely class the Sookie Stackhouse books as adult. In fact, it never Apparently, the genre has expanded its targeted age range, thus having some books like Sookie series straddle the old max age of Don't get me wrong, I hand the Sookie books to my sis first with certain So far, though, she's only censored one book not entirely, just those pages.

She tells me that Sookie books are tame compared to some of the stuff available to teens these days. And I can't dispute that, knowing what I was doing at that age ;- And there were "adult" Judy Blumes??? Damn, how did I miss them?! Oct 08, Jan 07, In case Mari is still looking for series, I suggest you try out the Greywalker series by Kat Richardson. Harper is a fairly like able character and Richardson's books tend to move far towards the UF side of the spectrum rather then the PNR, I have read three books of the series and have actually lost a little bit of interest because of the lack of romance, but the rest of the story is pretty good.

Aug 16, Last time I posted something like that I got a nasty comment from a girl I'm assuming was 13 yo who waxed on for thirty or so lines about Edwards 'dark side' Sep 11, Last time I posted something like that I got a nasty com I do admit to having some Twilight affection though.

However in my defense I was 14 years old when I read it. Looking back as a 22 year old I think wtf was wrong with me Oooh can I comment on that? I have a few suggestions Lol luv ya ash! Nov 24, Nov 26, It has a little bit of everything. Love, action, murder, mystery, demons, angels, and the lot, and the whole while building the characters into complete beings, that you come to feel a part of.

Feb 02, I do however find that recommendations from other readers in a forum such as this to be helpful. Could we possibly start something like that here?

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Please if anyone is looking for a new series to bite into, Try the first book Afterlife. The heroine is relate-able: Could we possibly start something like that h Thanks for the rec. I'm gonna check it out now! Haven't read any paranormal lately so this might be just what I need. I'm always looking for more UF and Paranormal books to read!! Feb 07, Who doesn't love the Charley Davidson reaper books! I'm wanting to read the sixth book in the series, and my library doesn't have it!

Darynda Jones by, Kelly. Feb 08, Darynda Jones by, Kelly" It doesn't come out until May! I've been not so patiently awaiting it's release lol. It's a fantastic series, one of my faves! Feb 21, May 2 is my bday! The sixth grave book would make my bday! Especially since I spent all of my gift card on the series from Darynda Jones! Praying they are as good! Thank u Darynda Jones for keeping someone disabled and homebound Almost all of the time entertained with your wonderfully delicious books! Mar 09, Hi,I'm looking for series similar to fo "Forever evermore"series by Scarlett Down https: It would be great if there are action and romance between shapeshifters and vampires: May 14, Some of her books are paranormal, but there are a few that are not, but they are all good with normal looking girls.

May 21, She's not indescriminately adored she seems to annoy most people , and the people who love her are as flawed as she is. One of my alltime fave series. I've also recently been charmed by Charley Davidson series Darynda Jones , and whilst some men seem to fall all over her, how could you not with a heroine who names her 'girls' Danger, and Will Robinson?

Plus, she annoys as many people as she charms.



She's a tremendous breath of fresh air if you're stagnant with paranormal romances. Oh, and she's the grim reaper. Sep 22, I hate when I look up other books on lists and then I am disappointed to find that it is a YA novel. I know there are some good ones out there but I just have to be in the mood and that is extremely rare.

I'd only read them for my kids. Dec 02, I am looking for a stand alone or series that have a sarcastic heroine and a possessive hero. Jan 24, I am always surprised to see the Outlander series by Gabaldon listed as Fantasy or Paranormal. Ok, they time travel through stone rings to move from A to B about once a book, but that's it. Otherwise they are historical fiction. Is that just me?



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May 09, All the YA books that have popped up on this list I rather wish there was a different way to do lists on here. Jul 06, If I keep on voting I won't be leaving Goodreads until tomorrow morning. So, just to clarify I vote for basically everything by J. Sep 08, I definitely think of outlander as historical fiction, not paranormal! Dec 24, Possessive hero, rings a bell for me, but all that is coming to mind at the moment is "the Chicagoland Vampires" set.

And "the Southern Witch" has a possessive ex, but the heroine is not the sharpest tack in the box. Jan 11, Jan 29, The female lead is quite adorable and it's easy to understand why others are charmed by her. Excellent writing, good story line, well developed characters.