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• Yes. In a word. The good things about the DHs is that that you don't have to read them in order (although it is good to). And you can read a few, read something else, and read a few more. The third thing is that, while these are good, fun (someone else said 'fluffy') books they are not so inthralling that you can't wait for the next one, and they are a bit easier than some, like Outlander, to put down while you do the dishes. More inside >>> -- jayn, 06:37:02 03/27/11 Sun
  

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• I read JR Ward, Charlaine Harris, Lara Adrian and have read most of Sherrilyn Kenyons books and have enjoyed them. They are a much simpler read than something like Outlander. (NT) -- CarolSR, 09:08:27 03/27/11 Sun
  

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• I don't have experience with the Dark Hunter books, but I'll recommend Ilona Andrews "Kate Daniels" series. It's urban fantasy moreso than paranormal romance, but there's a romance in the series, building with each book. So far there are 4 books in print, with the 5th one due on May 31. (NT) -- Nifty, 14:45:07 03/28/11 Mon