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Night WorldEdit. Hi there :) You commented on blog and said something about not knowing about the Night World series. Well it's a series of nine standalone novels about a secret society of vampires, witches, shapeshifters, and werewolves who live in secrecy from the human world. They call their world the "Night World" and there are two cardinal rules that are punishable by death if broken: 1) Never tell a human about the Night World, 2) Never fall in love with a human. Now the series' main theme is about forbidden love due to couples that are breaking the Night World laws. It turns out there is an ancient theory that's behind these events called the Soulmate Principle, which is basically forcing Night People to fall in love with humans. Later on in the series it is revealed that the sudden reappearance of the Soulmate Principle is not a coincidence and it is in fact one of the signs that something huge is happening that's affecting both the humans and the Night World. Anyway, that's the series more or less. I'm sure a Twilight fan and an active reader such as yourself will enjoy the series. I discovered the books last year and I'm an admin on Night World Wiki, trying to make it a definitive source of information about the books. M.J. Daniels (talk • contribs) 16:09, June 1, 2014 (UTC) So what reasons do you not agree with me.

^ Hey I tried to message you back...but I don't know who you are. No, I agree. I'm sure the Nightworld series is VERY good. It sounded familiar so I went through ALL my books...and guess what? I actually have one of the books. It has three stories in it...but I never got into it. I think the reason why is because I need to get the first and second books and read them. This was like the third in the series that I have. But it looks like the stories are different and unconnected...except they are Nightworld. Is this how it is. A book may have several different stories unconnected...but they are all Nightworld stories? Let me know. :)