The Best Paranormal Romance

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1. Permalink # i dont need to breathe said

   I would reccomend A Great And Terrible Beauty and the two others in its series. The first book doesnt have alot of romance but its starts to bloom in the second and third one.
   They are beautifully written books.

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2. Permalink # SirenSong said

   I don’t like Twilight either so I won’t recommend that.

   Lyndsay Sands is a good author. Katie MacAllistar is one of my favorites.

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3. Permalink # Lexy said

   Try reading, ‘The Host’
   it IS written by the same other as Twilight, but is SO much better than crappy twilight

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4. Permalink # Phantom_Of3 said

   Well, I guess I can think of a few:

   House: By Frank Peretti and Ted Dekker

   While going to marriage counseling, Jack and Stephanie are pulled over buy a police officer (I can’t remember why). They ask him where the place is, that is, the counseling office, and he points them in a direction. However, their tires end up getting popped and the only thing near them is a mansion. They go inside of it, only to find that there is another couple that got lost there just like they did. And pretty soon, they find themselves locked inside the house with a serial killer. And he wants them to play a game. A deadly game. A game where the only chance you have at surviving is to kill one person.

   This may not sound supernatural, but as a matter of fact, it is. It is not so much romantic I suppose, but there is a little romance. Anyway, that is the best book I’ve ever read.

   You could also try The Oath by Frank Peretti. It is about a dragon that eats people when they sin (I guess it has to be a bad sin, or wouldn’t everyone be eaten?). The main character’s brother was half-eaten and killed by the dragon, so he wants to hunt it down. This is a great book. It does have a little romance, and it is what you might call supernatural.

   There is also a series called Fear Street, written by R.L. Stine. Some of these are simply murder mysteries (e.g. What Holly Heard, Dead End), but some are supernatural or have some kind of creature in them (e.g. Halloween Party, The Secret Bedroom) and some are even a mixture of both (e.g. Night Games, Bad Moonlight). Either way, they all seem to have romance in them (but for a few of them, it’s very mild). This is a great series. Really interesting (and there are almost 100 books in it).

   Well, those are all of my recommendations.

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