Publisher: Mira Publish Date: Out Today How I got this book: NetGalley When Presley Christensen returns to Whiskey Creek with her little boy after two years away, she has completely changed her life. She’s made peace with her past and overcome the negative behavior that resulted from her difficult childhood. Now she’s back in the […]
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Where did you get book: E-arc from publisher Publisher: Gallery Books Release Date: March 25th There are two kinds of people in the world. The ones who look first, and the ones who leap. I’ve always been more of a looker. Cautious. A planner. That changed after I met Drew Evans. He was so persistent.
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Publisher: Berkely Publish Date: March 25th How we got this book: NetGalley Logan McCormack likes his isolated life on the ranch, until a movie crew starts filming there. When actress Desiree Jenkins blows into his life, she wrecks it harder than the Oklahoma winds with her brutal honesty and soft touch. Des knows this is
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Publisher: Forever Where did you get the book: e-ARC from Netgalley Release date: Out now Can a battle-scarred warrior . . . Stay sober. Get deployed. Lead his platoon. Those are the only things that matter to Sergeant First Class Reza Iaconelli. What he wants is for everyone to stay out of his way; what
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Publisher: Self Published Publish Date: March 24th How I got this book: eARC from author Regan I never really knew what misery was until the day I was kidnapped and sold for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Two months later, I’m at a brothel in Rio when I meet Daniel Hays.
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Publisher: Samhain Publish Date: March 11th How we got this book: eARC from publisher Minor league umpire Alice Darling loves everything about baseball. That means hunky ball players are strictly off limits—dating one would be professional suicide. With a young daughter and a brother to care for, she can’t afford to slip up. Truth is,
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