Showing posts with label fictional boyfriends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fictional boyfriends. Show all posts

Friday, January 30, 2015

99 Fictional Boyfriends on the blog, 99 Fictional Boyfriends...





If there's one thing that unites the Book Nerds, it's our love of fictional men. Earlier this year, Flo, Jacque, and I  were talking about them (of course!) when we came up with the idea of sharing a HUGE list of our favorites. Could we do it? We love a lot of these boys!

We decided to go big or home -- so we are bringing you NINETY NINE different boys that we love. Yes, as in almost 100! And the crazy thing? It wasn't that hard!


Here is my list (Mary!):

Haymitch
Hunger Games

Caleb
Significant Series
Finn
Daughter of the Sea Series
Decebel
Grey Wolves Series
Mac
Delta Project Series
Micah
Sweet Olbivion
Hades
Daughter of Zeus Series
Aiden
Covenant Series
Reed
The Premonition Series
Braden
On Dublin Street
Jackson
Madly Series
Curry
The Vampire Agape Series
Mr. Darcy
Pride & Prejudice
Rourk
Keegan Chronicles

Lucas Brooks
Trying to Score

Shea Adler
Taking Shots


Patrick
The Patrick Chronicles

William
Eden Trilogy

Liam
The Boy Who Sneaks in my Window


Swayer
The Vicent Boys Series

Gio
Elemental Mysteries

Chase
Taking Chances

Jude
Crash Series

Kiran
Star-Crosses Series

Gunner
Wanted Series

Jeff
Wanted Series


Lucas Sharp
The Ice Series
Max Crawford
The Ice Series
Marc Kane
The Ice Series
Levi Carr
The Penalty Kill Trilogy
Jake
Bold as Lover Series

Friday, January 9, 2015

99 Fictional Boyfriends on the blog, 99 Fictional Boyfriends...


If there's one thing that unites the Book Nerds, it's our love of fictional men. Earlier this year, Mary, Jacque and I were talking about them (of course!) when we came up with the idea of sharing a HUGE list of our favorites. Could we do it? We love a lot of these boys!

We decided to go big or home -- so we are bringing you NINETY NINE different boys that we love. Yes, as in almost 100! And the crazy thing? It wasn't that hard! 

So without further ado, here is Flo's list. Let me know in the comments who you agree/disagree with! And stay turned for Mary's list next week, followed by Jacque's list in two weeks! 

Jacob Black Twilight
Ren LaRoche Nightshade
Quentin Jacobsen Paper Towns
Jules Die for Me
Adam If I Stay
Peeta Mellark The Hunger Games
Four Divergent
Lucas Sharp Melting Away the Ice
Ro Icons
Logan Awkward
Will Cooper Slammed
Percy Jackson PJO & Heros of Olympus
Jem Infernal Devices
Jace Wayland Mortal Instruments
Hector Girl of Fire and Thorns
Dmitri Vampire Academy
Fang Maximum Ride
Duval Grave Mercy
Kent Before I Fall
Chaol Throne of Glass
Oliver Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight
Day Legend
Mal Siege and Storm
Elder Across the Universe
Barrow Rift
Sam Shiver
Xander Matched
Bishop Panic
Tucker Unearthly
David All American Girl
Kostas The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
Will Infernal Devices
Finnick Hunger Games

Friday, December 27, 2013

Snakeroot by Andrea Cremer

"Bosque Mar haunts the dreams of both Adne and Logan, trying to escape for the Nether, where Calla, Shay and the other Guardians trapped him in the final battle in the War of All Against All...

Will he turn Adne to the dark side? Will Logan reclaim his birthright? And will darkness take over our world?"
(from Goodreads)

Flo's Review
There's something nice and comforting about coming home, and this is general feeling I got when reading Snakeroot. While we did not have Calla and her pack, many of the characters that we came to know in Wolfsbane and Bloodrose take center in this one. Also, I was really happy to see one particular character return. If you've followed the Book Nerds for awhile, you'll have no problem figuring out who I'm talking about ;-) The new characters also were notable -- Shiloh, and also Holt who I loved to hate.

Detouring to talk about Holt, it was crazy everything that was going on with Anika and the Searchers! Honestly, that all stressed me out even more than the whole, "Oh Bosque Mar is trying to come back" thing.

This was a shorter read than Andrea's other books, so I was able to speed through it in no time. I should have known there would be a cliffhanger ending, but I got so involved in the story that I forgot what Andrea does to us until I reached the end and was like, "Whaat? The book is ending now?!?"

After I finished this, my immediate thought was, "I need to read Captive now!" (Unfortunately, I didn't have it with me.) This is testament to the fact that I love Andrea's writing and this world. If you liked the Nightshade books then you won't be disappointed with this one.