Best Science Fiction Romance Books (2024 Updated)

In Cry Wolf we finally get to see more of the members of the werewolf pack who fostered coyote-shifting Mercy Thompson during her youth. I had been intrigued by several of the characters from the brief glimpses in the early Mercy books and I’ve been eagerly awaiting more of Charles and Anna since I read their short story in the On the Prowl anthology.

If like me you’ve read these too, you’ll have a head start reading Cry Wolf because we’ve already had glimpses of Bran the Marrock (alpha to the alpha’s) of North America, and his sons, Samuel, who only has a bit part here since he’s headed off to invade Mercy’s home, and Charles, who is a werewolf but also has magic from his sharman mother.

And you’ll have already met Anna and know that, while she is not another Mercy incarnation, she is an extremely interesting combination of vulnerability and strength and has a rare power coveted by wolf packs everywhere.

But if you’re unfamiliar with the Mercy books or the short story don’t despair, Briggs does a perfectly fine job of bringing in all the significant bits into this story so you won’t be totally lost and confused if you just start here, just be patient -it’s all here if you keep reading.

The story starts out with Bran retrieving Anna and a wounded Charles from Chicago and give us a brief glimpse of Anna’s former pack just to let us know what she’s escaping. But when she reaches Charles’ Montana home everything is not all hearts and flowers, though their wolves have already bonded its going to take a bit for Anna’s human side to catch up, especially when communication is not a strong point for either of the leads – Anna because hiding has been the only way she’s survived and Charles because even though he’s hundreds of year old, as his father’s executioner/enforcer he’s been solitary, feared by all of the other werewolves.

And the `honeymoon’ is going to be an odd one because Charles’ father needs the still healing Charles to investigate a human death and subsequent attack on another human that appears to be the work of a werewolf and Bran decides that Anna is to accompany Charles on the hunt to find the rogue.

But there is a reason why Bran is Marrock, besides being older than dirt, he is pretty savvy and this physical journey into the wilderness for Charles and Anna may be just what is needed to build Anna’s strength and confidence and to cement her bond with Charles, that is if they survive the unexpected danger that is waiting for them in the snowy wilderness.

Though it has some romantic elements, Cry Wolf doesn’t just focus on Anna and Charles and their relationship. Briggs has several great characters making significant contributions to this story and she has shifted from the first person voice of her Mercy books into a third person narrative which works very effectively to keep us in the loop so that we get to know the nuances and inner thoughts of all these important players.

Along with Charles and Anna and Bran, a damaged old wolf Asil has a fascinating back story that is the catalyst for much of the action and a rogue Walter, with his own tormented past, also has a key part to play.

And though we only get to see a small part of Bran’s pack in this book, we’ve been told that Anna’s powers are sorely needed by many of the members who walk the edge of sanity and wildness, so I am sure that Anna has her work cut out for her as her story continues in the next books.

I thoroughly enjoyed Cry Wolf, I just loved this journey into another part of Briggs’ Mercy-universe. So you can bet that the rest of the Alpha and Omega books are going to be on my must buy list as soon as the links come up.

I can’t wait!.

This story line takes off from the novella, which introduced Charles and Anna, the Alpha and Omega and from there we are taken into the wilderness of Montana. I wish a map had been provided but that’s my lateral sensibility testing its nasty head.

I’ve read and re-read this book, and subsequent stories, each time realizing something different from my previous readings! If that’s not a sign of a well crafted story I’m missing something but I doubt it.

I can hardly wait for Ms Briggs next book in this series!.

This novel is fantastic. No, it doesn’t have a high sensual content, but even if that’s your favourite part of the paranormal genre you won’t be disappointed in this book, not just because there is a deeply romantic storyline but because the characters are wonderful and the plot is big and bright and engrossing.

Some background information if you haven’t read the introductory short story in the anthology ‘On the Prowl’: Anna was Changed against her will three years previous to this story, and her life has been hell every since.

The Pack she was forced to join was run by the very worst of psychotic werewolf mates whose will should make all the other werewolves in the Pack submit automatically. Anna was the exception. She didn’t have to sit when ordered to, and was almost destroyed by horrendous punishments.

It wasn’t until Charles Cornick, son and enforcer of the Marrock, the wolf to whom all Alphas answered, arrived at the Pack and realised what she was that Anna discovered she is an Omega, a rare being who need not obey Alpha commands and who has the ability to soothe the savage beast.

She is also Charles’ mate, a wonderful and terrifying thing since her experiences haven’t left in her any desire to mate. Still, anything is better than staying with the Chicago Pack, and in ‘Cry Wolf’ Anna ends up with Charles and his father in Montana, trying to fit in with the Marrock’s Pack of dysfunctional werewolves and helping Charles hunt a rogue through the snow covered mountains.

This novel has three-dimensional characters, a plot that offers excitement and surprises, realistic romance given the whole werewolf background, and enough emotional angst to satisfy the people who enjoy it without annoying people like me who don’t.

Loved this book! It was just as fast pace as Illuminae with a plot that was not only made it impossible for me to put the book down, but also made me want to jump in & help even though it was a VERY life threatening situation.

The only thing that Gemina failed to do was make me cry myself into a stress headache like Illuminae did. I’m not sure if this is a complaint or not because omg the feels! I was also very surprised when I loved the Gemina characters just as much as the Illuminae characters.

I listened to the audiobook while following along in the book because I’ve tried just listening to the audiobook, physically reading it, & doing both; I find that doing both makes me feel like I’m really getting the full experience of the book.

Some parts can be confusing it what order they are read if your physically reading the books, & if you just listen to the audiobook than you don’t get to enjoy the dramatic graphics that really bring the story alive.

And besides that the audiobook is narrated by a whole cast of voice actors that really bring the story to life (my favorite is the surveillance guy-love his British accent). The only thing that confused me was the fact the Nik (B) left his cigarettes in A & wouldn’t that have caused problems if he had to return to B exactly as he came into A (excluding the obvious)? It just seemed odd to me, but maybe I interpenetrated in differently than it was intended.

Sorry that this part of the review was confusing to those who haven’t read the book, but I don’t like spoiling books. I can’t wait for Obsidio! (Ob-sid-e-o? Is this how it’s pronounced?).

This book was a great squeal. It’s plot the plot continues at the Kerenza way point as the Hypathia comes in. It didn’t live up to the great story of the last one but it still is amazing. The ending of the book gets a bit confusing because of the situation but i can’t describe what happens because I don’t want to spoil anything :).

I would target this book towards people who like the sci-fi genre. The book is a bit long (659 pages) but the book isn’t from one characters perspective the whole time. The book consists of text logs, recordings of voice communications, and documents.

This adds a whole new view on the normal version of telling stories, it’s very fun to not be stuck behind a one person perspective and not be able to know whats going on at other places. Anyways, I hope this review helped your decision of buying this book.

I do enjoy this series! There are things I find annoying about the characters, but overall, I love the world. I felt the characters in this one were an improvement from the first!

4. 5 -ARCHANGEL’S VIPER is a fantastic story of friendship, family, power and control. Holly Chang is a woman desperate to understand the who and what of her growing power-every day her abilities begin to mimic Archangelic abilities and the only explanation is no longer alive.

The premise is spirited and energetic; the characters are passionate and inspiring; the romance is passionate but slow to build-the $ex scenes are limited and mostly implied. ARCHANGEL’S VIPER is a compelling and enticing story line where one of Raphael’s Seven finds his heart and his happily ever after.

I love the Archangel series, its one of the few books / series that I have read more than once. the way Raphael’s story runs through the books, the way they are all connected, the way Holly was in the first book and her story is Viper!!!! love them all.

whens the next one out!!!.

I really enjoyed this one. It is not in my top five but I’ve always liked Viper. Holly grew on me but I think the relationship between them could have been more flushed out. Still worth the money and time to read.

I liked this book so much that I bought it twice, moved about a year ago and put most of my books in storage including this one. I wanted to go back and read it again and thought ‘well Its good enough to just buy again so i’ll have an extra’.

Love these books am trying to get all of them. Started off reading about vamps then found the weres and patrica briggs mercy, a mechanic who works on old cars and has a thing for her neighbor adam a werewolf, oh and mercy is a shapeshifter a coyote.

her friends are a vamp, and a fay (her former boss). She was raised with a werewolf pack. It is never boring I have a bout 5 of her books now.

I bought this product because it was to a set and I will not read the books taht are in sets till I get all of them. This is the last of the set but I am already reading a set so it won’t be a while till I do read.

I am collecting alot of sets when I find a good deal on e-bay or anywhere else. So I haven’t left any reviews due to this.

Just everything you want in a book. It’s intriguing and has a wonderful author! It’s exciting to read and the perfect ending to a wonderful novel! A must read for romance enthusiasts! Recommend for book lovers.

BACK OF BOOK SAYS: ROSE KNOWS IT IS FORBIDEN TO LOVE ANTOHER GUARDIAN. her best friend, lissa the last dragomir princess must always come first. unfortunately when it comes to gorgeous dimitri belikov some rules are mean to be broken.

then a strange darkness begins to grow in rose’s mind and ghostly shadows war of a terrible evil drawing nearer to the academy’s iron gates. the immortal undead are closing in and they want vengeance for the lives rose has stolen.

this book while i don’t think it was as flowing as book 2, it’s still very good. however, i feel that if it had been a little more adult, the author could have done ALOT MORE with the last half of the book.

there are at least 3 or 4 scenes that could have really been powerful, it the author didn’t hold back due to the teen readers. i have had books like this where i was litterally crying my eyes out. but not with this one.

i’m sad, but not like i’ve been with previous authors i have read. and probably the explaination is because of the teen status of the book. i really good have used a better explanation of. well, it’s a teen book.

oh well.

Incredible! This series continues to get better. This is one of the best vampire themed series’ out there. After my disappointment with other series’ losing there touch, I have to say that it is not the case with these books.

Everything that initially drew me in is still there and then some. One of the reasons I’m such a fan of this novel, besides the extraordinary writing ability of Richelle Mead, is Rose Hathaway. Let me just tell you how much I love Rose.

She’s beautiful, smart, confident, she’s a smart ass and she kicks ass. I want to be her. She is one of my all time favorite literary characters. I absolutely cannot wait to read the rest of this series.

I did not think that anything could rise to the level of the Black Dagger Brotherhood, but I was wrong. I let this book sit on the shelf for a while until I grabbed it one day and started reading. I.

Could. Not. Put. It. Down. The Brotherhood is number one in my book but this series is right behind. A guardian angel, Jim Heron, makes the deal of a lifetime in order to save mankind from the 7 deadly sins and keep the Earth on its axis.

The deal breaker?. Saving heaven so he can be reunited with his mother in the afterlife. He gets an assist from other angels. HOT angels. on his quest. Heron is more than he seems too. He was a deep undercover operative in his mortal life which makes him extremely valuable in this war.

The rest of the story involves the hunky men, that he saves from the machinations of the demon, Devina, and the women that they fall in love with. I hope that Heron gets his own happily ever after when he finishes the job.

I love that the story is set in beloved Caldwell N. Y. , the home of the Brotherhood. Loved the fly by of Phury going to an AA meeting. It would be great for Ward to enmesh the stories sometime. Can’t wait for the rest of the series.

After reading the entire Black Dagger Brotherhood series I have now turned to J R Ward’s Fallen Angels series. Set in the same mythical town as the Black Dagger Brotherhood series some of the characters actually cross series in this book which really helps you to get in tune with the new “hero”.

If you haven’t read the Black Dagger Brotherhood series, the references will be lost on you but will in no way impact on the terrific story line. As always with J R Ward, this is a well written book which holds your interest from page 1.

I am definitely looking forward to the next book in this series.

I waited with great anticipation for this new series by J. R. Ward. I could not have been more disappointed. After finally getting through this book, I do see that there is a good premise for the new Fallen Angels series.

However, the characters are poorly developed, and not all that likable. The storyline jumps all over the place, and I was halfway through the book before it interested me at all. Ward has evidently decided that crude teenage language takes the place of real dialog.

Occasionally I thought the book would finally get started, but it didn’t. I just wanted to get it finished. I will try the next book to see if it improves.

I Absolutely adore this series! Since reading the first pages of the first book i was hooked, couldnt turn the pages or read fast enough.

This YA novel series is a wonder rendition of the future wonderland in a what if style. I recommend the full series!

The book itself is a masterpiece. The quality of the book was amazing. Looks just like I went to a book store and purchased it. No bent pages or covers. Shipped and packaged properly.

Such an amazing, captivating book. Once you start, you honestly don’t want to stop. I highly recommend this series and to read these before watching the shows AND THEN watch the shows! But, without these books, the shows do NOT add up as you can’t truly know each characters inward personality.

Richelle Mead is just amazing at what she does. She has brought the Vampire Academy world to life. We feel all the pain and happiness our characters feel in the story. The love and drama just keep getting better can not wait to see what happens in the end.

#Sweepstakes.

This book series is one of the best vampire type young adult novels that k have read. It’s one of those books that allows you to easily relate to the characters, and leaves you wanting more. I’ve read it at least 20 times and I keep going back to it.

If you are looking for a great young adult book that has great plot lines and characters definitely try this book out.

Because the author is Julie Garwood, one of the finest authors of our time. Julie can write about pirates, historic romances, mysteries, etc. Her talent is not one note, but a whole symphony! This novel is beautiful for its setting, the characters, the adventure and the fine thread that pulls that all together.

I love Julie Garwood’s stories and was looking for a copy of this book I had read a long time ago. Found it on Mighty ape! Yes! “Honor’s Splendor” is sexy and romantic with a tough hero and a fiesty heroine.

Who couldnt love a brave woman who saves you in the face of ultimate danger- And who couldnt love a man, fierce, srong, smart, with that vunerability that only she can see. Not to mention him being downright sexy- 🙂 If you read and love this historical romance I would recommend you read “the Bride” and my all time favourite “the Prize” , both by Julie Garwood.

I love Julie Garwood! This book was recommended as a favorite, so I had high expectations, that were sadly never realized. This romance/love story seemed too easy. Usually Garwood pulls you along with a good mystery and twists and turns that keeps you turning the pages, but the “hurdles” in this book were little more than speed bumps.

Overall, it is a sweet story, but not all I’ve come to expect from Julie Garwood.

You really have to read Twilight and New Moon (in that order) first before reading Eclipse, because the author doesn’t spend too much time expounding the story-lines of the previous novels but rather drops the reader straight in to the story.

You also want to read Twilight and New Moon because they are both excellent novels and, trust me, you are missing out if you haven’t read them. For teens it’s perfect! I remember when I was a teen and just in love with this saga.

I am a huge twilight fan, so when I saw the copy with the exclusive poster I had to get it. I love expanding my collection. This is a wonderful story to tie up many loose ends in the twilight saga. Based off of Withering Heights so youre gonna get a good read.

In this installation Vella must face her own selfishness and choose between Edward who is the love of her life, and Jacob who she is inexplicably drawn too. Edward struggles with his guilt from leaving in new moon and his possessiveness.

Jacob struggles with unrequited love. Read it! You wont regret it.

I absolutely loved this book! After I had read twilight and new moon I went straight on to eclipse. This series is absolutely amazing. Gripping from the first page. Once I picked up Eclipse I couldn’t put it down.

Stephanie Meyer is such an amazing author. Once you have read this series you will understand why it is a bestseller, they are amazing! I have recommended these books to all of my friends and I can’t wait to read breaking dawn.

I love Sherrilyn Kenyon. She is an amazing writer and her books just keep getting better and better. This book is a were-hunter book about shape shifting Dragons. I would highly recommend any of Her Dark hunter, Were hunter, Nick or The League series! These are books that are a must read for anyone that likes to read!!.

Great book as always for the series but need to read others to understand

Another great read bu Kenyon , looking forward to her next one.

Brilliant book – as usual. Diana continued her brilliance in bringing the characters alive. The enduring love between Jaime and Claire, Bree and Roger along with Fergus and Marsali is the key to the story.

Personally, the insight into Scottish history and the establishment of America is fascinating/desperately sad/a must read more situation. Just love that Jenny, Ian and family are part of this ongoing story.

The love between Jenny & Jaime is such a strong bond – one we all hope to have within our own families. Keep writing Diana. Although I really don’t want it to end.

For those of you who have followed the Outlander series, starting with Cross-stitch (in Australia), you would have avidly anticipated the latest novel. Go tell the bees that I’m gone was worth every minute of the long wait for its completion by Diana Gabaldon.

How this author gets the time to continue this wonderful saga, I have no idea, but I am truly thankful that she does. The colourful description of both characters and scenery has you fully embedded in the continuing story.

I cannot wait for the following novel to come along. Hopefully, I won’t have to wait so long for the next!.

The long anticipated 9th book in the Outlander series has been an absolute flop ! Far too much written about the boring USA ‘s civil warring factions of the time. DG has overdone it this time with just too much to read on any one page.

Before, I , and all I knew, were always delighted when another book “came out” in the original series. This time , NO ! I doubt it is anywhere near as interesting and absorbing reading to most, as her previous books were.

Very sad !.

More like 2. 5 stars. It was half way there for me. On one hand, the descriptions of the land were so rich and evocative and I really felt like I’d been taken into another world. On the other hand, in my opinion, it felt very slow paced and the romance was not there.

The book came with such a great concept. The reader has to try and determine which of two handsome men is a prince and which is an assassin. This was very well executed and fun to play along with. As for the pacing, I just felt like nothing really happened.

For a good portion of the book the readers are trying to determine who is the assassin and who is the prince, but I tired of this quickly. I wanted more, but this felt like the entire plot line up until the assassin is revealed.

After the revelation there is a whole lot more of not much happening. Some readers would disagree with that claim, but I just got bored. Maybe it’s because I’m over the YA love triangle. I just wasn’t that intrigued by the characters.

The protagonist just felt like every single other lead girl in teen fiction that I have read, and I didn’t particularly like either of the love interests. But if you enjoy rich fantast worlds, love interests, and an excuse to use your awesome detective skills, this is probably the book for you!.

Oh my gosh highly HIGHLY recommend, my favorite all time book. Mary Pearson is amazing. Her worlds are so rich, her writing so deep, characters so layered, and plots so intricate with many twists and turn.

You cannot put this book down, it’s so good!!!.

The opening of this book is so strange and intriguing that I just couldn’t put this book down! The alternating POV’s of the characters, and the omission of information is such a wonderful way of storytelling that I didn’t even know the Twist was happening until it was almost over! The hard cover copy is wonderfully covered.

Beneath the dust jacket, the fabric is embossed with one of the three city sigils and the inside covers display a full and intricately illustrated map.

I love this book! It is by far on of my favorites. It’s a sequel. I own the first and second on. Here’s what the summery said on the back: The cold. Grace spent years watching the wolves in the woods behind her house.

One yellow-eyed wolf — her wolf — watches back. He feels deeply familiar to her, but she know why. The heat. Sam has two lives. A wolf, he keeps the silent company if the girl he loves. And then, for a short time time each year, he is human, never going to Grace.

until now. The shiver. For Grace and Sam, love has always been kept at a distance. But once it’s spoken, it cannot be denied. Same must fight to stay human — and Grace must fight to keep him — even if it means taking on the scars of the past, the fragility of the present, and the impossibility of the future.

Now that caught my attention. It is a very good book. I always get sucked in and I’ve read it 10 times. Hope you enjoy! 🤓🤓.

This book is now one of my new favourite books, it is -as I said in the title- very well written. I would suggest this book to anyone who wants a different kind of book to read. Defiantly a must read!!!.

This was a great alternative to Twilight! I love teen books and thoroughly reading the angsty and drama filled stories. I also liked the different POVs that you get with Grace and Sam. I was easily able to borrow this from the library and have since read the whole series.

Twilight meets After with a touch of Shadow Falls I have really enjoyed this book and pretty much fell in love with it. It’s about a girl, Grace, who has to move to Alaska and go to boarding school. It’s not a regular boarding school but a supernatural one.

Grace meets a sexy vampire named Jaxon who protects her from someone that is trying to kill her. The plot was well structured and I loved the titles of the summary. The titles were different from books you read which I liked because it’s not something you see.

It’s not a whole lot similar to Twilight in my opinion but the romance was just like from After. It wasn’t toxic but it was an off and ongoing relationship also with that one character who thinks they shouldn’t be together so they push the other out of the way.

The characters were my favorite part of this book. The author did so well by introducing so many characters and explaining who they are. It wasn’t overwhelming and confusing at all. There was a uniqueness for each character and most developed throughout the story.

My favorite characters were Macy and Jaxon. They helped Grace a lot in the book and protected her. Jaxon also changed a lot throughout the book and the author did well explaining the readers his story.

Grace, the main character, was a little annoying but not really but the author wrote her well so I didn’t hate her a lot. She was just naive and it was annoying to see how she didn’t know she was in the supernatural world.

The romance in this book was perfect. I love Grace and Jaxon’s relationship because it was nice seeing how strong they were when they were together. I didn’t have any problem with this book what so ever but.

WARNING SPOILER IS AHEAD SO DON’T READ (Grace finds that she goes to supernatural boarding school around page 300) WARNING IS OVER The ending did leave on a cliffhanger and the author said that it’s a trilogy that I’m so happy about.

I don’t think I’m going to have enough of these characters in three books but.

I picked up this book because it looked like a good twist on the Twilight series. OMG, once I got through the first three chapters I was HOOKED. I couldn’t put the book down. I finished all the books except for the one coming out later this year, in TWO days.

Tracy Wolff is such a great writer and I know will be a new teen favorite. The main male character in the book, Jaxon, was sooo sexy and fun. I think he was my favorite until the later books when we met his brother Hudson (now he’s my favorite 🙂 ).

This book is full of adventure, romance, and teen drama. If you love to read fiction or romance or just in general, you have to give this a read. It’s now one of my FAVORITE books!.

Crave is like Twilight grew up to be a witty, sophisticated feminist with a flare for fun and romantic tension. When reading, “Crave” the easiest comparison to draw would be that of, “Twilight”. But I feel like I would not be giving the author the credit due for what she has done for this genre.

No, “Crave” may be the vampire love story we were missing from Stephanie Meyer’s series but we have arrived in 2020 more sophisticated, demanding more from our heroines, and our literature. I sat with Grace and Jaxon in every room and on every piece of furniture in my home and devoured, “Crave” from breakfast to bedtime.

You will fall in love with the elegant world of Katmere Academy. You will gasp and plea for each page of romance, conflict, and plot twists. You will giggle, smile, and swoon at the texts exchanged and the witty dialogue between every lovable character.

You will devote yourself to a faction and declare your loyalty to dragon, witch, vampire, or werewolf. Your heart will skip, soar, and sink for Jaxon along with his gaze and charm. You will identify with the strength, smarts, and cautious vulnerability of Grace, our heroine.

Patricia Briggs writes great books. I have many books in my time in series form but, each of hers has a different topic in each book. So each book doesn’t get boring or become just another slice of the same cake.

Don’t be afraid to read any of her books, what a treat!.

I would highly recommend this author and her entire series. I have every book. I waited so impatiently for each new one to come out so I could find out what happened next. Not really your typical romance novels.

i started reading the rachel morgan series by kim harrison (absolutely adore it!) and saw this mercy thompson series as a suggested read, so i gave it a try. overall this series was pretty good, a little short for my taste, but thorough nonetheless.

characters come into their own around the second book (blood bound) and by this 3rd book (iron kissed) it picked up to something more interseting. i hope to see more in this line of series.

Actual rating 2. 5 stars. I just don’t know about this one. I enjoyed the survival aspect, and their quest. How they were out in The Carving, the wilderness, and had to rely on a different set of skills to survive.

But the tone of the narrative was nearly anesthetizing. I found myself speed reading through a large chunk of the book because the words weren’t grabbing me enough. I enjoyed how we got to see more depth from Cassia and Ky – and this book is told in dual perspectives.

I’m still a little lost in to why Allie Condie changed up the format of her storytelling. It didn’t add too much to the plot, other than to let us know all the characters keep secrets. It is an interesting story, but the delivery is, I hate to say it, bland.

The hints of poetry we got in ‘Matched’ are a lot heavier in ‘Crossed,’ to the point where I was bored of them. I’m not a big fan of poetry, especially in YA. Poetry is compact, meaningful and something to be pondered over, where YA is punchy, fast and riding on the waves of current trends; so it felt jarring to have the two collide in the narrative.

It is very symbolic and carries a romantic theme about life and rebellion – but I didn’t feel that. As soon as I reached the italicized letters I skipped down to the end. The ending was okay – a bit of a cliff-hanger that has enticed me enough to read ‘Reached’ – the final in the trilogy.

Luckily enough, these books are quick and easy to digest. I just wish the writing style was punchier and the pacing faster. I don’t find it melodic or engaging – merely interesting. Let’s hope the final book really shines, otherwise this series is going to seriously bomb.

A lot of the questions I had in ‘Matched’ went unanswered, and even more are raised in ‘Crossed’ – so it’s set up the finale for a doozy – and I really want to find out what is going on in this society, as well as the fates of Cassia, Ky and Xander.

If you liked The Giver, you will enjoy this book, the first of a trilogy, about a world where peoples’ lives are determined by the community. All seems a perfect utopia until two teens start to question all they’ve known.

What would it be like to make your own choices? My teen granddaughter loved it and insisted I read it and I loved it too.

I love Heather Graham! I love the Krewe of Hunters. I hope she writes more of them.

Was good book, but started out a little slow.

I LOVE ALL HER KREWE HUNTER SERIES THEY ARE GREAT

I love this author. This is the second time I’ve read this book. It’s the beginning of the Argeneau series and I’ve read all of them up to this point. 30 books and counting!!! They’re funny and romantic and just a good all around read.

This author has an entire series within which this book is included. She has a unique explanation for how vampires came to be. Her books have all been entertaining and very enjoyable to read. You don’t necessarily have to read the in order but they do sort of feed off of each others story lines.

I can highly recommend this book as well as the others in the series – they’re just fun to read!.

Lindsay Sands has created an interesting twist on the standard vampire story. Her vampires were created just before the fall of Atlantis and feed from family owned blood banks. They just want to live their long lives in peace with one perfect life partner.

This story is part of a series about one of these vampire families. You might find yourself wanting to meet one of these vampires. The characters are interesting and the stories have a lot of humor and are very readable.

When you start one be sure that you have some time because they are hard to put down. I enjoyed the stories very much and would recommend all of them highly. This one is rather hard to locate but is worth the search.

Chloe Neill seriously knows how to captivate her audience. Some Girls Bite will envelope you in an intriguing story with dynamic characters and the right amount of naughty and nice! When you read this book be ready to go down the rabbit hole ladies and gentlemen, as you will not want to stop.

Supernaturals, action, romance, swords and leather and the occasional tear, Some Girls Bite has everything. It has been a good 5+ years since I read this novel but a good book knows how to leave an impression.

I know some of you may feel that vampire / supernatural fiction is getting repetitive (been there, done that) but Chloe Neill brought a new twist to that is so refreshing. So if you are like me and love to diving into a story and not come up until the weekend is over then Some Girls Bite is the story for you.

I have been looking for an urban fantasy book that is well edited and will continue on with a series and characters that are memorable. Although there were some things that were cheesy, ie, her roommate is a super strong but unknown witch/magic.

and Merit herself happens to be able to take on her master as an infant vampire. A few other things like that, but it was the most enjoyable read I’ve had in years. Hard to have anyone live up to my urban fantasy favorites like Laurell Hamilton, Kim Harrison, Charlaine Harris, Rachel Caine, and Patricia Briggs, but Chloe Niell comes in with a great character and leaves enough interest for me to want to read the second.

It’s the first UF book I’ve been able to read cover to cover in years. Can’t wait to read more.