Where did you get the book: Bought Publisher: Orbit Release Date: Out now From the moment she took a job on Captain Caldswell’s doomed ship, Devi Morris’ life has been one disaster after another: government conspiracies, two alien races out for her blood, an incurable virus that’s eating her alive. Now, with the captain missing […]
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Publisher: Entangled Publish Date: Out now How we got this book: ARC from the publisher Humans and archangels don’t mix on the best occasions. When Saffron Morin goes to the gates of the demon colony, Eden, in search of her sister, she meets an archangel who is curious one minute and hostile the next, and
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Where did you get this book: Bought Publisher: Self published Release Date: Out now Ash needs to make money. Her brother is going to trial, her sister is pregnant, her mother’s health isn’t great and her father is a dreamer who spends all their savings on the next best thing. Good thing she was brought
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Where did you get the book: E-copy from Author Publisher: Ellora’s Cave Release Date: Out now Violet is a woman on a mission to get her life in order. Or she was supposed to be. Sleeping with her smokin’ hot new boss, however, definitely counts as a mistake. One she has no intention of repeating.
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Where did you get the book: Netgalley ARC/Purchased Publisher: Self Published Release Date: Out now In the battle between good and evil, humans have never been more than collateral damage. Now they are prey. Mankind doesn’t need a hero. It needs a sinner. Corrupt. Wicked. Nefarious. Contemptible…. The Baddest Boys in History are back!
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Where did you get the book: E-Arc from Netgalley Publisher: Lyrical Press Release Date: Out now Hunted to near extinction by an alien race called the Ko, my people have run from Earth and drifted so far among the stars we can’t remember the way back. We live everywhere, but call nowhere home. The Ko
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