Hmm, I'm not totally dedicated to a specific genre or anything but I tend to drift towards YA, paranormal romance, contemporary romance, paranormal, urban fantasy, dystopia, etc. How about you?

Dystopia is a fiction genre about disorder or an non-ideal world. It can revolve around the apocalypse, the end of the world, sometimes has zombies or many other disastrous things, etc.

Examples would be:

• The Hunger Series by Suzanne Collins
• Divergent by Veronica Roth
• Wither by Lauren DeStefano
• Delirium by Lauren Oliver

Some books I loved from 2011 that I would recommend are:

• Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout
• The Demon Trappers Series by Jana Oliver
• Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins
• Deadly Cool by Gemma Halliday
• Stupid & Contagious by Caprice Crane

And they all have at least a hint of romance in them

Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer
5 stars
The first three books are really actually kind of decent...you know, as long as you don't think too hard about them. Because when you think too hard about them you really start to realize things like...they sparkle? And...they don't have fangs?? What kind of vampire doesn't have fangs? And they're so reckless with their strength that they can't really have normal interactions with humans? But this book...yeah, this book. I abhor it. I truly do. From Bella guilt-tripping Edward into sleeping with her more, to the pregnancy, to the imprinting thing, and the cop-out with Bella not having to deal with the crazy new vampire-ness and the "epic battle" mostly involving them standing around while Bella creates a bubble around them with her mind...yeah, it was just bad. This book was awful. It was the worst thing that could have happened. The entire book was a cop-out. Ugh, just, ugh!

Backstage pass was highly recommended by a facebook book club a while back but I still haven't read it.

I second Bitte by Kelley Armstrong, I would give it a -3 since I actually finished the book and I hated Elena all the way to end and even thought the author tried the redeem her in the last few pages of the book, I still hate her.

Serpent's Kiss by Thea Harrison was just so boring that I give it a -4. While I love this author the heroine of this book was boring I did not believe the romance between the leading couple.

The worst book ever written and after you read the first book Queen of Shadows by Diane Sylvan stop and think it's a stand alone. DO NOT READ book 2 Shadoflame which ruined one of the best romances I have ever read!!!!! Shadoflame has to be a negative -1000. The characters that I grew to love in Queen of Shadows completely changed in Shadow flame. Miranda and David fell inlove and you think that their love will only grow when book 2 comes in and ruins everything. It turns out that David is bisexual and still inlove with his former lover and cheats on Miranda while she is sleeping and recovering from a battle. Miranda can feel everything he is feeling since they are bonded through the signet that makes them king and Queen and in the end not only does Miranda forgive David but she accepts his relationship with the other man. THe other man declines it because she is still too human since she is a new vampire but when she looses her humanity maybe then David and his exlover can renew their love affair.

The author received very bad fan mail that she took her email address from all public view and she is about to release book 3 in this series. I personally think that Diane Sylvan was rude in some of her comments to people that did not like Shadoflame but I'm sure many fans were very rude too. I'm just upset that the characters from book 2 are nothing like the characters in book 1.

Entangled by Cat Clarke deserves so much more than just a BIG FAT -5. 

I can't tell you how much i detest this book.  I felt violated after reading it....i wanted back all the time i had wasted reading it back.  The mc is a complete mess and her so called friend and bf is worst.  The story is told through a diary of days type.....Don't waste your time on this Horrible book.