book series recommendations?
i'd like an already complete book series (preferable), but i accept suggestion of ongoing series with at least 3 books released.

i want a book series where the main story continues in each book, not just a different story for each book.


- book series i've read and loved: 

fever series - marie karen moning
the hunger games - suzanne collings
study series - maria v. snyder
harry potter - jk
gone - michael grant
the mediator - leg cabot
percy jackson - rick riordan
mercedes thompson - patricia briggs
house of night - pc cast
eragon - christopher paolini
vampire academy - richelle mead
the morganville vampire - rachel caine
the mortal instruments - cassandra clare
chicagoland vampires - chloe neil
kate daniels - ilona andrews
darkest powers - kelley armstrong


- book series i liked a little:

fallen - kate, lauren
hush, hush - becca fitzpatrick
evernight - claudia gray


- book series i didn't like:

hex hall - rachel hawkins
my soul to take - rachel vincent
blue bloods - melissa de la cruz
guild hunter - nanili singh
the immortals - alyson noel
night huntress - jeanine frost - they get together too fast and doesn't have a good main story
succubus blues - richelle mead
vampire kisses - elle schreiber


please recommend great books. :)
thank you!!
well, seeing how many vampire books you have i must suggest anne rice, anything she writes is amazing. ugh, another series...i don't know the name of the series itself but the first book is blue is for nightmares, i think the plot continues from book to book but it might just be the same characters, i haven't read it in a while. now, there's this series i've been reading for a few years now called the wheel of time by robert jorden. it's extremely long, and doesn't quite go with the gist of what you read but it's so amazing i recommend it to everyone. it's a fantasy series like lotr but it doesn't go as slow. oh, another vampire series, cirque du freak the vampire's assistant, there's quite a few books but it's a very fast read.
here are a few that i usually recommend: i would say calm women, but i always end up with the overdramatic, incredibly challenging ones.i think the calm ones i've met seemed to hard to get for me.or i get bored and give up.the dramatic ones were very sexual and needy and they make it easy at first. off the top of my head i'd say kreia, from knights of the old republic 2. ravel puzzlewell with force powers is a scary, scary thought. There are many out there. Just depends on your actual needs.  

I strongly prefer Manhattan, or JD Edwards.  

Check these two out keeping in mind there are more.


Jack [Problem play](https://englishsummary.com/problem-play/) takes up important issues of the society using the way of conversation between the characters or actors in the play before the audience. These characters express different ideas which clash with each other. These clashing ideas help the audience and the readers to understand the issue and reach a solution on their own.


In Pygmalion by GB Shaw, Professor Henry Higgins makes Cockney speaking flower girl Eliza Doolittle to master English. He succeeds in doing so within six months. Eliza succeeds in learning English and can speak it fluently. However, the rise in her standard because of her language now becomes a problem for her.


She develops the feeling of love for Professor Higgins but the latter remains cold to it. She can neither live with him nor she can go back to flower-selling business. Having no choice she has to marry Freddy, a poor and petty man.


This is what a person who is poor and uneducated feels when he suddenly becomes rich and literate. Hence it is a problem play. The playwright leaves it to the audience to decide what Eliza should have done. Shawn,
 
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