Following my heart, one book at a time...
While we already have a few favorite “shifters” and paranormal favorites lists on the blog, I thought perhaps we could come up with a special list just for her (and for others here that are in the mood for what she’s looking for, too).
P.S. You can scroll down past our conversation to see all of our recommendations.
T.J. KLUNE ALERT!!! MUCH LOVED M/M paranormal (werewolves) series and book #2 just went LIVE!! :D!!
MichelleS: WOLFSONG! I will never forget these characters, the werwolf lore, the story… the FEELS… just loved the heck out of this book. …WOLFSONG was perfect for me. My only complaint is leaving their world behind when I was done!
Robyn: I didn’t think I would like a m/m book, but I loved this one. The writing was exquisite and I couldn’t put it down for anything.
Ela: Sigh! I miss this “Candy canes and pine cones and epic and awesome.” Wolfsong TJ Klune
New paranormal/urban fantasy series that is putting a few of our fellow readers in a delightful book-fog. This one comes HIGHLY recommended by both Bev and Michelle! Bev is going all “my preciousssssss” on it. LOL! 😉
Bev: There are two books that I have to mention the first came out last year and the next in what I believe is a trilogy came out on the fourth. They are Written in red and Murder of Crows by Anne Bishop. Both were all night reads for me and could not stop thinking of them when done. They do not end in cliffhanger but do leave you wanting more. The potential romance is their but definitely a slow build up, which I do sometimes enjoy. … This was a book daze. Do you ever feel like a part of you was left and is still living in the book? That was this one for me for a couple weeks after. So if feeling paranormal maybe look it up. Ok done with my ramble.
Book #1 had me laughing and swooning and I LOVED it! So I’m thrilled to know that there are already two more in the mix! (here’s my review)
About book #1:
Even in Grundy, Alaska, it’s unusual to find a naked guy with a bear trap clamped to his ankle on your porch. But when said guy turns into a wolf, recent southern transplant Mo Wenstein has no difficulty identifying the problem. Her surly neighbor Cooper Graham—who has been openly critical of Mo’s ability to adapt to life in Alaska—has trouble of his own. Werewolf trouble.
I hear this series is AWESOME and funny and steamy. I haven’t read ’em yet, but I KNOW I’m probably missing out going by the enthusiastic recommendations below. Here is the reading order guide for Suzanne Wright’s “The Phoenix Pack” series:
Missy: Hi Maryse, Just ran across a GREAT read by Suzanne Wright – Feral Sins (The Phoenix Pack). Shape Shifters, bad boys, hot sex, really funny…Check it out! I loved the extremely sarcastic Taryn and the bad boy Trey! Mmmm-couldn’t put it down… It’s also 500 pages which I love because you really get to know the characters.
