Forgive me if I feature some of the same books as last year but I have some series and authors that I favor and I can't pass up any chance to remind you of them. :-)
Also, don't forget to check out all of the GGMMMU posts for today! In addition to this one and the kick off post, there is an author interview as well!
su·per·nat·u·ral (so͞opərˈnaCH(ə)rəl/)
adjective: supernatural
1.
(of a manifestation or event) attributed to some force beyond scientific understanding or the laws of nature.
"a supernatural being"
2. departing from what is usual or normal especially so as to appear to transcend the laws of nature
2. departing from what is usual or normal especially so as to appear to transcend the laws of nature
par·a·nor·mal (perəˈnôrm(ə)l/)
adjective: paranormal
1. things that can not readily be explained by "the range of normal experience or scientific explanation."
2. denoting events or phenomena such as telekinesis or clairvoyance that are beyond the scope of normal scientific understanding
Here are some of the books that I have found that offer unique beings. Many of them I have read. The others are on my wish/TBR list. Do you have any suggestions that I haven't recommended?
Kelly Oram has generously offered 3 ecopies of her book Being Jamie Baker for today's giveaway and a signed print book for the main giveaway! Thank you Kelly!
W. J. May has graciously offered to sponsor today's giveaway with a copy of the second book in her Chronicles of Kerrigan series, Dark Nebula from Smashwords! Book one is FREE so everyone who doesn't already have it, gets a nice surprise! You can find the links on the Goodreads page (except for Smashwords) or on her interview post which will take place on the 24th. Best of luck to everyone! Thank you W.J.! :-)
Here are some of the books that I have found that offer unique beings. Many of them I have read. The others are on my wish/TBR list. Do you have any suggestions that I haven't recommended?
Kelly Oram has generously offered 3 ecopies of her book Being Jamie Baker for today's giveaway and a signed print book for the main giveaway! Thank you Kelly!
W. J. May has graciously offered to sponsor today's giveaway with a copy of the second book in her Chronicles of Kerrigan series, Dark Nebula from Smashwords! Book one is FREE so everyone who doesn't already have it, gets a nice surprise! You can find the links on the Goodreads page (except for Smashwords) or on her interview post which will take place on the 24th. Best of luck to everyone! Thank you W.J.! :-)
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What is your favorite unique ability to read about or is there an ability that hasn't yet been written that you would love to see?
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^^ oh my i'm behind as i didn't read any of those yet but i do own "in a fix" if i'm not mistaken
ReplyDeletei love to read about healing power; or psychometry as well and for that one deadly curiosities by gail z martin is a wonderful example
then we have teh psy changeling series by nalini singh with telepath, teleportation, healing and it's really a fubulous one really diverse ( with shifters as bonus^^)
oh i forgot!! Storm force by susannah sandlin ( and allegiance too but that one is part of as series) also has a psychometric one ^^ but male this time.... not a power i would like to have since we can't be sure of the emotion in a object but i LOVE to read about that one
Deleteto be more precise the character from storm force join the crew in allegiance which is a series ( Penton legacy ) mostly about vampires
I've read Allegiance and I have the first Psy Changeling book on my shelf but I haven't read it yet. :-(
Delete^^ you did see nick then^^ ( hard to forget isn't he?)
Deleteand i'msure you will love psychangeling when you get the chance to read it
I can't say that I've read any from that list yet. I own a few but you know I'm behind on reading like everything.
ReplyDeleteLike Miki said Nalini Singh is really good. Or I really liked Christine Feehan's Ghostwalker series. Those are really good.
Let me give you some help, Start with the top two rows! I've read them and they are awesome!
DeleteI will do that. :) Thanks!
DeleteI like the mind readers best. Any of the series by Christine Feehan
ReplyDeleteI've only read her Carpathians. :-(
DeleteMy favorite unique ability to read about is time travel. I think it would be fascinating to visit other time periods.
ReplyDeleteOne recommendation for unusual supernatural beings is the Sentinels of New Orleans series by Suzanne Johnson. Some of her characters are the "historical undead". Pirate Jean Lafitte is my favorite.