Fans of Interracial Romance discussion

Will we have another one? I really enjoyed the May and June ones?

I think we just need a volunteer to lead it. I'm a little to busy to sign myself up, unfortunately.

I don't have too many interracial books. I would have to get the book from the library and right now, I can't do that.

I'd lead if I had more time. :-( I enjoyed the previous one but I wish I could have participated more.

What do you have to do?

I enjoyed the previous book discussions as well. I wouldn't mind leading again as long as there is enough interest. Heck, if there were just one or two others, I would still give it a go.
Any book suggestions?
Should we have a poll like before?

I know this is an interracial group, but I don't have a lot of interracial books and my libraries don't carry a lot of the ones in print. They would have to get the book from another library from another city or even state and sometimes, it can take a while for the book to come in. Plus, I don't buy ebooks.

Is it possible that we have a discussion about non-interracial romance book as well? I know that some of us read other books too.

Lonestarpt, what IR book did you have in mind?

Lonestarpt wrote: "I enjoyed the previous book discussions as well. I wouldn't mind leading again as long as there is enough interest. Heck, if there were just one or two others, I would still give it a go.
Any ..."

It sounds like fun...let me know
Is it only IR books or anytype?

Has anyone read The Distressing Damsel by Shelley Laurensten?

I haven't read that book Sharon. I have never heard of it.

Sharon,
I know that Shelly Laurenston re-released the Distressing Damsel with the new title About A Dragon.
Oh, I have read Book One: Dragon Actually, but the other two are in my massive TBR stack.

Lonestarpt wrote: "Sharon,
I know that Shelly Laurenston re-released the Distressing Damsel with the new title About A Dragon.
Oh, I have read Book One: Dragon Actually, but the other..."

I haven't read Book One but I love Briec's and Gwenveal's stories
love them!!!

You must read the other two books series.
Start with Everlasting Bad Boys, which is the story of Ailean the Wicked. He is the grandfather of Ferghus, Briec, Gwenveal, et al. He is actually a lot like Gwenveal, which I don't know if this is a good or bad thing.
Then read Dragon Actually, which is two stories. The latter story in the book would best be read first IMHO. It's called Chains and Flames and it the story of the parents.

Arch wrote: "I know this is an interracial group, but I don't have a lot of interracial books and my libraries don't carry a lot of the ones in print. They would have to get the book from another library from a..."

Arch, I didn't have a particular book in mind and I don't care personally if we choose to do non-IR books as well. As long as others are agreeable, I'll read whatever.

Lonestarpt wrote: "You must read the other two books series.
Start with Everlasting Bad Boys, which is the story of Ailean the Wicked. He is the grandfather of Ferghus, Briec, Gwenveal, et al. He is..."

Gosh there is someone else like Gwenveal? lol

Is that her books under GA Aiken?

Okay, Lonestarpt, I guess we all or whoever wants to participate can start a book discussion soon.

Yes Rae that is her other name but I can never remember so I say Shelley Laurenston lol

Okay hehe. Just checking to make sure I was thinking of the same book series. :-)

I suggest Ivy's Twisted Vine