Publisher: Self-published Publication date: Out now How I got the book: arc from authors He’s ready to lead the way Parker Wilson never thought he’d go from battle-hardened soldier to romance expert, but after his stint in the Rangers, that’s exactly what happened. As the owner of DreamMakers Inc., he helps other men win in […]
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BP Note: When we were contacted by eKensington with their list of upcoming books one of the ones that caught my eye was Always a Stranger by Amara Royce. I happen to be a fan of stories set outside of the US and I have been fascinated with Asia since I was a young child
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Today we have Pamela Aares here at The Book Pushers with a guest post answering some frequent questions she gets! Welcome to The Book Pushers, Pamela. Take it away! Pamela Aares, author of the new series the Heart of the Game including Love Bats Last, Thrown by Love and Fielder’s Choice. Lets start the interview
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Where did you get the book: E-arc from publisher Publisher: Berkley Release Date: Out now In the “exceptionally hot” (USA Today) Because You Are Mine, Beth Kery redefined what’s possible, what’s desirable, and what’s forbidden between a man and a woman. It’s time to go further… When enigmatic billionaire Ian Noble sets Lin
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Publisher: Headline Eternal How did you get the book: Purchased Release date: Out now. (First published in 1984) SHE LONGED FOR A PIRATE’S KISSES, FOR A GOLDEN ROGUE’S CARESS… Every lady of breeding knows. No one has a good time on a pirate ship. No one, that is, but the pirates. Yet there she was,
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Publisher: Samhain How did you get the book: e-arc from publisher Release date: May 13th In high school, Victoria was every guy’s buddy. And ever since, she’s been stuck in the friend zone. Sex appeal? She doesn’t have enough of that to fill her smallest measuring spoon. Thankfully, her catering business keeps her too busy
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