Dangerous Hero Addict Support Group discussion

Who was the hero of the month for February, out of the books you read, and why?

My February hero is Ciaran Tamberlane from My Forever Love by Marsha Canham.
He is a virgin hero that was once a Templar. He's tortured but still honorable. A man with true heart.

Marcus Cage I Thirst For You Marcus is a total dangerous hero he's really bad but totally loveable! He seems a little unstable but he's been tortured and finally found his soul mate and there on the run!

Oh, I loved Ciaran, Pamela! Marcus was very cool, too, Ally.

Harry Rutledge from Tempt Me at Twilight by Lisa Kleypas. He was ruthless and often dishonorable, but he wanted Poppy enough to do anything to get her. I find that irresistible.

My February pick is Sherriff Zeke Mayes from Lora Leigh's Nauti Deceptions . This guy has been intriguing me for three books before he got his own.

Moonshine-Rob Thurmond
Niko the guardinn of his bro Cal

Ooh! I love Nik and Cal!

They were really good weren`t they Danielle?Do you know if the third one is out yet?

Yes, all of these are out:



I've read the first three. Have the next two waiting on the bookcase by my bed.

Zeke Mayes from Nauti Deceptions simply because he’s sexy,dominate,protective and did I say sexy. :)

Othena wrote: "Zeke Mayes from Nauti Deceptions simply because he’s sexy,dominate,protective and did I say sexy. :)"

Aaaaa-men (see message 6)

Mollie wrote: "Othena wrote: "Zeke Mayes from Nauti Deceptions simply because he’s sexy,dominate,protective and did I say sexy. :)"

Aaaaa-men (see message 6)"

*grin*

Have to go back to check what books did I read for February.

My February hero would be Diaz from Linda Howard's Cry No More. I love this book very much, and part of what makes it so special, is this hero.

Oh Yz...... Diaz is one of my all time favs-what that guy went thru when they went to the beach cottage and she lost it !He is definitly one Alpha Hero .

I love Diaz!

Diaz lover here also. I've read the ending of this book so many times. I know that sounds crazy but I just love the ending of this book.

Linda Howard is one heck of a writer IMO.

Othena wrote: "...Linda Howard is one heck of a writer IMO."

I agree with you. I adore Linda Howard's work. Did you read her series romances? I kept wishing for more of those like the Mackenzie series or Diamond Bay.

Mollie wrote: "Othena wrote: "...Linda Howard is one heck of a writer IMO."

I agree with you. I adore Linda Howard's work. Did you read her series romances? I kept wishing for more of those li..."

I've read/own most of her books. I love the Mackenzie series and Duncan's Bride,Loving Evangeline.
Have you read After the Night,Shades Of Twilight. I think my favorite of hers is Death Angel.

Othena wrote: "...Have you read..."

I'm on a mission to read everything of hers that I missed. When she first started writing hardcore suspense, I abandoned her because I read a book set in Orlando (where I grew up) and it was a bit much for me to take...too much suspense, not enough romance. Her newer stuff has more romance in with the suspense, but I only started reading it recently.

The trilogy with Sarah's Child and Bluebird Winter is currently my favorite of her series work, and I adore Mr. Perfect.

I'm going back and reading her backlist too, Mollie.

oh, Mr. Perfect was so funny. I've read this one so many times.

I've just ordered "To Mother With Love" which is way way way back on the backlist. I've read Mr. Perfect about five times. I liked the geek humor posted at the workplace. I used to have written in as part of my job description that I had to cut out and post Dilbert each day.

I loved the geek humor. I've got 2 copies of this book because I picked up a tradesize at Sam's cheap and I kept the mass pb to loan out.
I went thru a Linda Howard glom 2 yrs ago and read everything I could get. I still haven't read Come Lie With Me,Overload,or The Way Home. But I think that's those are the only ones I missed.
So that means I do a lot of re-reading. :)

Cutting/posting Dilberts daily must have been a hoot.

Mollie wrote: "I've just ordered "To Mother With Love" which is way way way back on the backlist..."

Othena, it arrived, and I find it's a 3-fer from 1991 with The Way Home (Saxon Malone and Anna Sharp) which I've read many times before. I adore that story, if you can't get your hands on a copy, I suggest getting it from (gasp!) the PUBLIC LIBRARY (tee hee hee). Overload was all right but I don't think it was worth buying new, if you can find it secondhand you should be fine. Come Lie with Me was marvelous, it's worth whatever you have to pay (up to but not beyond the cover price).

I'm keeping To Mother With Love for the Robyn Carr story. There's also one by Cheryl Reavis.