Delirity discussion

These are another fun easy read. They are predictable, but for some reason I don't mind it in these books.

I thought about picking the first one of these up and Barnes and Noble today but decided it might be a better library book

Ya, I got them all through the library. I doubt you'll reread them, but they are funny and worth reading.

I've bought . I've read parts of all of them more then 3 or 4 times, and I've read Vampire Interrupted cover to cover about 3 times. hehee, That one's my favorite. Those are all of the ones I've read so far, I might get the others from the library just because the covers are racy and I don't feel like getting them in ebook. . .maybe I will someday.(:

You are so out of order girly! I can't do it. I don't know how you manage it.

3,5,11, and 12 were my favorites.

loll, when I first got Vampire Interrupted, I had no idea it was part of a series because, at least I think, it has the word novel somewhere on it and I thought that meant it's a stand alone. I have never read a series out of order besides this one, I believe. I am definitely going to read this series starting from the first one later on, loll. I wish I had time right now, but alas life calls.

I'm going to Books a Million to see if they've gotten the new one early. I kind of want to just get it from the library, but my library got confused with the whole rouge hunter trilogy and didn't buy them thinking they were a different series. Now, it doesn't look like they're buying Born to Bite.

These are great beach reads! Light, humorous romance with many laugh out loud moments. I agree they can be a little predictable, but I still find them enjoyable. Definitely good to read these in order, because the characters from the early books show up later in the series.

I got the book. I was hoping I'd get to start it tonight, but I decided to watch TV rather than finish up Dreamfever.

Oh wow, I'm jealous! :)

That's Armand's story, right? I'm really looking forward to that one. Will be interesting to learn the plot behind the deaths of his wives.

I love it. I just flipped the book over and the little summary on the back starts with "Legend has it that Armand Argeneau is a killer in the bedroom..." You think? Too bad it's not in the context he wants it to be.

I have no clue how to pronounce Eshe. I hope I'm pronouncing it right, but she's never given a reference to the right way.

Born to Bite was cute. Probably not my favorite of the series, but no worst than any of them either. I think I just liked the books better when the whole family was together. Recently you're reading about characters that have been mentioned, but didn't really play major roles before.
There was a funny moment involving whipped cream. I teared up a bit at the end. And, I'm very excited for the next one. I think Sam's sister Alex is going to give the boy one heck of a time. At least, I hope.

Gosh, This is my favorite series. Well, it was one of the first PNR I read, so maybe if I re-read them I'd think differently. But they were good. I'm looking for new series at this time. Seems like I start and stop. Nothing is keeping my interest right now.

I just read the lateset one, Hungry for You and didn't think it was as good as some of them.

I liked it. I think the difference was that the bad guy was an idiot. And, it seemed like the plot was more relaxed for some reason. It wasn't the best, but I had fun reading it.

I just finished the Under a Vampire Moon. This has to be one of my favorites. The early ones are fun, but then the similarities start to pop up and you lose some of the fun just because people tend to react the same. The girl in this one freaks a little, but keeps her head more than your average screaming, hysterical, chesty blonde.

Good to know, I am waiting to get it from the library.

I gave up. My library still doesn't have the last one so I kindled it. This and the Love @ Stake series seem to be the only two I ever download.
I'd say, this one was fun. I don't remember all of them because they tend to blend. The first ones were great. Then they all just blur together as a big blob of the Argeneau family. =) K Sparks series does this to me too.

That is a great way to describe both series.

Kind of works for Kenyon too.

Heather wrote: "Kind of works for Kenyon too."

I have just started that series. I am doing them by audio and listening to them at work.

The Lady is a Vamp was cute. I loved the kid.

I'm still waiting to get it from the library.

It's one that's both cute and traumatic. I was actually a little shocked that there were moments that weren't just mushy romance.

I just picked up number 18.

Me too. I need to finish my current book, then will start it.

I thought Immortal Ever After was a good one. I loved Anders real name!

It starts out with one of my worst nightmares. I'm only a chapter or two in though.

I know what you mean Heather.

No bouncy outside! You'll freeze to death.

I recently read Vampire Most Wanted, thought it was good. A little different. I liked Divine and then when we learned her past my heart broke for her and how she was forced to live her life.

I finished that one a few days ago. I liked that it wasn't the normal "Surprise! I have fangs!" The series is a little drawn out, but at least there was a bit of a twist with this one.

I'm up to The Renegade Hunter so far.

I've read the first few chapters and I'm struggling to stay interested ! I hope it gets better because I usually love these books!

They're all running together.

a few years ago I read a bunch of these back to back and they all started to sound like the same story over and over. I just read the newest, "Vampire Most Wanted" and remembered why I started reading them to begin with. It is an enjoyable story. I know I wouldn't want to do a bunch back to back again but with a break between, they make for a fun read.

That's how I read them, I go back and forth between them, the midnight breed and the BDB series.

I read Vampire Most Wanted. I had no idea it was a series until I came here because the way it ended...I was like wha? But the bad guy? I'm confused and knew that you good people would have answers. Only to learn that its the 20th book in the series. A store near my house was going out of business and I bought it because of hot vampire guy on the cover for PENNIES (yay).

I really liked it. I liked how even though Divine wasn't educated traditionally speaking no one treated her like an idiot. (view spoiler)[ I liked that they mentioned the shame that she felt when her body responded when she was being raped. I don't read alot of rape books but the few that I have read thats something that is ALWAYS skipped over. So I liked that they mentioned that her body responded and that was part of why she felt ashamed for the past 2000 years and that they mentioned--repeatedly--that none of, not even responding was her fault. I think the only thing that I would have liked better is if they hadn't said that she was his life mate and she was feeling his pleasure. But then, if they hadn't the Big Bad would have been out of character.

Honestly. The rest of the book could have been utter garbage and I would have liked it for their handling of her rape alone. (hide spoiler)]

Tya, You brought up a great point and I agree with you.

I hope you check out the rest of the series. They are fun reads.

Ooo one of my fav series!!!