Fairies

[close] If, like us, you enjoy anything paranormal, then this place is for you. This is a bookclub dedicated to Paranormal (YA & Adult) Fantasy, dystopia, science-fiction with vampires, werewolves, ghosts... Anything out of this world is welcome around here! Each month we have a Book Of The Month club and Reading Challenges. We also have an informal Read-to-Review program and an ongoing We Found Free Ebooks post where you can find paranormal freebies. ABSOLUTELY NO SELF-PROMOTION IS ALLOWED That means authors, and also bloggers and marketers who try to lure people away to outside websites. First time you do it, you will be banned. No warnings. No exceptions.

[close] A group for anyone who loves paranormal romance & urban fantasy, and related sub-genres! Vampires, werewolves, shifters, witches, fae and everything else paranormal!!! Like that? Come join us! Adult, Young Adult, New Adult or with a bit of a twist or added hot spice! Recommendations, challenges, group reads, quizzes, discussions, reviews and more... whether you're new to paranormal books or have been reading them for years, you're sure to find something to suit your fancy. Content note! Please be aware that due to the nature of the books we read, although everyone is welcome in the group, some books & discussions may/will not be suitable for younger readers! Watch out for Adult themed posts [We try to mark these as such!]. This group is not a promotional platform for authors, bloggers, or other groups. There are designated sections for Self-Promotion, Author Q&A, a Book Blogging Corner and our NEW Writer's Corner—please use those.

[close] This is a world where faeries are not only known to the general public, but are also fashionable. The point of divergence from normal history is not fully provided; however, hints can be found about how faerie history intersects with human history (Adolf Hitler, the Irish Potato Famine, and Thomas Jefferson are examples). Thomas Jefferson gave the Unseelie and Seelie Courts asylum after the European Courts exiled them—-with the caveat that they could not set themselves up as gods or make war on one another; by doing so, they risk being evicted from U.S. soil.

[close] A group for those who love books about witches and wizards in modern times.