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Thanks to Jessica for the suggestion.

Each week a moderator will select a question for the group members to ponder and answer. It should be interesting to see what answers we get!

The questions will be posted on Sundays.

Is there a question that you'd like to be featured for a week on the DHASG?

Feel free to post your suggestions here.

Guidelines:

1. This is a general audience group, so we need to keep discussions at a hard PG-13. Thus we will avoid these kinds of questions:

*Of an overtly sexual nature
*Personal questions that delve into private lifestyle choices of people or are likely to cause offense to a certain racial, ethnic, or social group.
*Language that is above and beyond a PG-13 nature.

2. We will try to use all the questions that members post, but if it's not suitable for a general audience group, we will say so, and please do not be offended.

3. If you have posted more than one question and others have suggested questions, we will rotate through each person's question before we go back the other ones you suggested.

With that in mind, feel free to make suggestions!

Posted Member Questions To Date:


- What lessons or inspirational quotes or actions or events from books have made an impact on you and left their imprint by way of altering/deepening your personal beliefs and/or way of life? (Goge)

- Epilogues - do you find them unnecessary or do you prefer the closure they offer? (Rachel-SnapDragonness)

- Do you connect with romance heroines or are they just conduits needed to access your dangerous hero? (Paganalexandria)

- What's the worst scene you've ever read? A scene that stuck with you and won't go away?

- What lessons or inspirational quotes or actions or events from books have made an impact on you and left their imprint by way of altering/deepening your personal beliefs and/or way of life?

Thanks, Goge!

Great question!

Thanks!:p

Epilogues - do you find them unnecessary or do you prefer the closure they offer?

Do you connect with romance heroines or are they just conduits needed to access your dangerous hero?

Who is your favorite heroine and why?

Paganalexandria wrote: "Do you connect with romance heroines or are they just conduits needed to access your dangerous hero?

Who is your favorite heroine and why?"

"or are they just conduits needed to access your dangerous hero" Oooohh I want to answer that question!

Goge (BARRONS) le Moning Maniac, wrote: "Paganalexandria wrote: "Do you connect with romance heroines or are they just conduits needed to access your dangerous hero?

Who is your favorite heroine and why?"

"or are they just conduits need..."

Thanks Goge

Thanks for the questions! We'll let you know when they are posted.

Hi Rachel. I posted your epilogue question this week! Thanks!

Posted your question, Paganalexandria!

Thanks

It's been a while; I'll throw this one out there:

What are the most common reasons you'll "DNF" a book? (If you're not compelled to finish every book you start, that is.)

Hi Rachel. Thanks for the question. I'll post it for next week.

I think this one is easy for me. Insta-love, no chemistry between the H/h. I usually know in the first 3 chapters. Juvenile writing turns me off, and I'm not a fan of YA, have been reading some NA lately, some of it is good. Most of it is tame. I love erotica, and erotica romance.

You really like a particular book, but what does it take or what elements must it have to rate 5 Stars.

So I watch Dr. OZ, not as much as I used to since I don't have a TV anymore, but he did that episode on fifty shades of gray, kind of going over how reading a book like that changed their lives in reality.

So I guess I wanted to ask if any of you think that reading romances like this make you feel more romantic? or more able to be like an initiator, more comfortable, or something? Am I making any sense?

Hi Jillian. Thanks for suggesting the next question of the week. Please post your question in a separate thread under this folder.