The rules are simple:
Giveaway starts Saturday morning and closes Sunday night. The winner will be announced that Monday.
All books are in print there will be no substitutions for an electronic version or a different book.
Since the books are autographed if something goes wrong during transient I am UNABLE to replace the prize.
Each giveaway will have some advice provided during one of the panels and a topic that must be answered in order to enter.
This week’s prize is a copy of Kiss of the Vampire by Cynthia Garner.
Comments:
Where the Paranormal Hits the Pavement:
- Paranormal Romance is greater focus on the relationship. Hero/Heroine romance moves the plot not a sideline. Must have a HEA (Happily Ever After)
- Urban Fantasy can have romance but is centered on the journey, the world.
Both from Cynthia Garner
To enter leave a comment talking about what book(s) you think actually blur the line between paranormal romance and urban fantasy.
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I think the Night Huntress series by Jeanine Frost blurs those lines pretty well.
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Jeanine Frost’s NIGHT HUNTRESS series is what came immediately to my mind as well.
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I would say Lover Reborn by JR Ward.
Night Huntress series by Jeanine Frost, Charley Davidson series by Darynda Jones, Sabina Kane series by Jaye Wells.
Totally the Night Huntress series. I’m more into PNR and don’t really like UF, but since there is some romance in NH series, I’ve really enjoyed reading it.
I like Dark Lover by JR Ward
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I was going to say JR Ward, but after reading the comments, I see everyone else had the same thought. I also think Nalini Singh’s Archangel series blurs the lines a bit.
The Jensen Riley, Guardian series by Keri Arthur fits this category. It has both the paranormal and urban fantasy elements.
The Kate Daniels’ series by Ilona Andrews fits both categories. Love those books!
Some of the BDB books by J.R. Ward blur the line between paranormal and UF. I like both series and seeing some of them blending can make a story interesting.
Karen Chance’s Cassie Palmer series!