Romance Lovers for the Challenge-Impaired discussion

I thought it would be fun to list some of the more light-hearted paranormal chick-lit books that we read. I know Danielle has suggested the "palate cleanser" to get out of the reading slump. I find that a good paranormal chick-lit novel is the perfect palate cleanser for me. Feel free to post your suggestions in this thread. Thanks!

Titles that I'd recommend for a more light-hearted and humorous paranormal read, right off the top of my head are:

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Thanks Yz!

Candace Havens

Humorous and light paranormals

Thanks Kelley and Diane. I'm already seeing that there's way more paranormal chick lit that I thought.

Has anyone read ?

Hum, thanks Diane. You actually listed ONE series that I didn't know about. Off to check PBS and other sources.

I read it Michelle. I'm HOPING its the start of a new series, since I do like Jenna McKnight. I gave the book 5 stars. It read to me more like a "first in series" than a stand alone.

Ann aka Iftcan wrote: "Hum, thanks Diane. You actually listed ONE series that I didn't know about. Off to check PBS and other sources."

Glad to help. I'm guessing it was the Kristine Grayson?

Yes, Kristine Grayson. I'm just sitting and waiting (and waiting and waiting) for the first one to come in from PBS. Money's a tad tight right now, and I have a bunch of credits from there, so I figured I might as well use it. Even if I DO have to wait longer for it to get here.

Ann aka Iftcan wrote: "Yes, Kristine Grayson. I'm just sitting and waiting (and waiting and waiting) for the first one to come in from PBS. Money's a tad tight right now, and I have a bunch of credits from there, so I ..."

I hope you enjoy it. :)

I think Cara Lockwood's Demon series may fall into this category.

✿Michelle✿ wrote: "I think Cara Lockwood's Demon series may fall into this category.

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They are humorous and light, so I don't see why they wouldn't. I really liked the idea of the demon's each belonging to a 7 deadly sin group and that shaping the major aspects of their personality.

Sam Cheever's Tweener series might be a contender here.

Has anyone read any books by Molly Harper ? I bought a copy of the other day. I think I'm overdue for a light hearted, easy read.