We are lucky enough to have Nico Rosso back again with us here at The Book Pushers to talk about his newest release, a post-apocalyptic romance called THE LAST NIGHT. Welcome back to The Book Pushers Nico! Leather jacket. Those two simple words mean a lot of things. Rugged. Independent. Armored. It makes sense to […]
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Even though I haven’t reviewed many erotic romances here on the blog, I do read and enjoy them. But I have a problem: Finding erotic romances that doesn’t feature double peens has become quite difficult. It seems these days, most erotic romance automatically means menage scenes. Variety is always good, but when you have a
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Today was have paranormal romance author Anne Marsh here to talk to us about her latest release, His Dark Bond. Anne, take it away! His Dark Bond I love fallen angels. As heroes, fallen angels are dark, sexy, and so damned alpha. The heroes of my book are take-charge warriors who, despite their Fall
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We are here for a close look at the books releasing in February that we think you must get your hands on! Paranormal Romance Firelight by Kristen Callihann – January 31st London, 1881 Once the flames are ignited . . . Miranda Ellis is a woman tormented. Plagued since birth by a strange and powerful gift,
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My very wonderful friend Beth Williamson (who also writes as Emma Lang) and I got to talking, and we realized both of our next releases feature a to-die-for hero by the name of Matthew. Both books are westerns, although hers is historic and mine is contemporary. It was too good a chance to miss. So
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I had always considered myself a pretty well-rounded reader when it came to genre fiction, but with my involvement in the on-line reading and writing community I became aware of several subjects that I had never discovered. I happily started digging into most of those but there were still a few niches moving towards mainstream
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