Feature & Follow is hosted by TWO hosts, Parajunkee’s View & Alison Can Read.
The goal is to increase blog followers and make friends. Basically how it works is you follow them, they follow you. Win. Win. So looking forward to making new blogging friends & following blogs!
Q: What is your guilty pleasure as far as reading? Is it a genre, or is it a certain type of book?
My Guilty Pleasure as far as reading goes is a genre and a certain type of book! Urban Fantasy is my go to genre always! I also need certain specifics in my books! I need a strong heroine, & alpha hero (I'm hoping for ultimate alpha), also some good solid dialogue! And I crave for a hot sex scene too! >v<
My Ultimate Guilty Pleasures:
Fever by Karen Marie Moning & Kate Daniels by Ilona Andrews!
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Hopping through. Love the Fever series. I've been meaning to read Ilona's books.
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Oh yes! Love the Fever books! Still need to read Iced though! Fell so behind last year in nearly everything!
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Have a GREAT weekend!
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I really like the alpha male character, too. I like a guy who takes charge. But I like other types of heroes, too, in romance.
ReplyDeleteAlways love Urban Fantasy!
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My FF - HERE
Enjoy! your reads.
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I love the Fever series too, not sure if I've read Ilona Andrew's series - but if it's the same style, I'm pretty sure I'll love it!
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Have a wonderful weekend.
Hi, Stopping by from the Hop. I love UF and good dialogue is a must. I have to say, I didn't love the first Fever book, but I was told (ordered rather) to keep going.
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