I call the Fever series urban fantasy and romantic sex is definitely NOT part of the series. I thought this was a very well written series for its genre. You have to pay attention when reading the earlier books because there are a lot of clues to some of the questions you will have later on. -- LOL Reading Recommendation Board

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Date Posted: 18:29:01 03/08/11 Tue
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Subject: I call the Fever series urban fantasy and romantic sex is definitely NOT part of the series. I thought this was a very well written series for its genre. You have to pay attention when reading the earlier books because there are a lot of clues to some of the questions you will have later on.
In reply to: CarolSR 's message, "I just started Karen Marie Moning's Fever Series. I have finished Book 1 and there was no sex included. Does Mac get it on in the books that follow?" on 08:43:28 03/07/11 Mon

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Yes about the clues. Also, while you don't have to have read the Highlander series, there are a lot of - maybe hints is a better word than clues - in those books. I still want to know about this Triton Corp. Drustan's wife Gwen worked there, they own the building where Chloe was taken, and it's mentioned a couple of times in Fever. My own notion is that the guy who imprisoned Cian (forget his name, dang it) owned that company and used it as the front for his activities, as well as that rogue Templar group.. Just no idea, I haven't looked around the website or whatever to see if Moning's said anything about it. (NT) -- jayn, 05:00:51 03/09/11 Wed
- I had read a few Highlander books years ago but don't remember the details. I've read a couple since Fever and do see the conection. I'm sure there are a ton of things I've missed but the Fever series is much more my style then the Highlanders. (NT) -- Cherie, 06:54:34 03/09/11 Wed
  - The most telling is Cian's book (I think) when the faerie queen says somthing to the effect that now all the Druids are where/when they need to be - she knows what is coming but cannot stop it. And, of course, we always have our usual collection of bad guys who disapear but don't die...you know there's a good chance to seeing them again (Darroc the most blatant). (NT) -- jayn, 07:41:13 03/09/11 Wed
    - Maybe I'll find that one. I read the Adam Black one recently and it had some background for Fever in it. (NT) -- Cherie, 09:03:21 03/09/11 Wed
      - I would have liked to have seen more of him in ShadowFever. I wondered how his humanness would play out since he had been sort of Abhveal's (sp?) main guy. >>> -- jayn, 04:50:54 03/10/11 Thu

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