Second Book in series - literally picks up hours after the end of the first book. Stayed up all night to finish the book.

2nd in a series. The first one (A Kiss of Fate) was okay and the third (A Distant Magic) was unreadable. This was quite magical. You don't need to read the first one to understand this book (and, in fact, I read this book first in the series). Literally couldn't put this down and have re-read numerous times.

First full book in the series (my understanding is that there is a short-story introducing this series). Interesting read as the heroine is part vampire and hero is Lykae who hates vampires. Am looking forward to getting the other books in the series.

First in a series. Haven't read anything else by this author but this is a strong first book and will seek out her others.

2nd in Series - another great book.

4th book in series - still a very strong entry.

2nd in series - I read this book first and it is my favorite of the series. I fell in love with this book and couldn't put it down (and have re-read several times). Fantastic love story and great world with 3 different species (plus the net mind).

3rd in Series - this is my second favorite book of the series (after Visions of Heat).

1st in series - wonderful book with strong lead characters. Hard to put down.

3rd in series - very solid entry. Great love story, characters continue to develop. Great side characters as well.

5th in series - good book. ending ruined it for me as she is starting to use the same plot device over and over.

I loved the combination of mystery, romance and paranormal elements. Bought this as originally published by "Amanda Glass" (also known as Jayne Ann Krentz)

Book I first read many years ago. Still love it enough to go back and re-read the wonderful story.

2nd in series - good book; further devlops Darkyn characters. Some people don't like this series as it focuses on secondary characters as well as primary love interest (similar to JR Ward's books). However, I really like re-visiting people from previous books.

1st in series. Light on romance (probably more urban fantasy book) but I love the strong characters (especially the strong female lead) and it looks like she is setting up future romantic interests.

Nice light romance book - takes place on an alternate world - with a mystery that the hero and heroine team together to solve. Very light and fluffy - no where near as dark as the JR Ward or Lynn Viehl series. Paranormal aspect is slight - books takes place on a different world and the hero/heroine have some powers that they "combine" to work better together.

Another good light paranormal romance/mystery book.

Small paranormal element in that the heroine dies in the first chapter or so and is given the opportunity to choose another life from different points in time. She ends up in 1873 in the body of a selfish woman with 3 children and a husband who hates her. Sounds weird but it works.

Book 7 of the series. I've read this series out of order without many problems. These books are funny paranormal romance books without being over-the-top slapstick like Mary Janice Davidson. For example, this was about a woman who accidentally became a vampire and her friends took out single ads for vampires to find her a mate.