Publisher: Ace Publish Date: Out now How I got this book: ARC from the publisher Melanie Landon and her half-sister share a unique bond. For her entire life, Melanie has hidden the fact that Ann is a shape-shifter. The never-ending deception is a heavy weight to bear, but Melanie is determined to keep Ann’s secret […]
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Publisher: Berkley Publish Date: November 6th How we got this book: NetGalley After a tragic stint in the National Guards, Adam Connelly returns to Idaho and to Belle Haven, the animal shelter he owns with his brothers. All Adam wants is to be alone. Then he opens the door to the past—the woman whose heart
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Publisher: Gallery Books Publish Date: Out now How we got this book: Print ARC from the publisher and digital ARC from the publisher via Edelweiss Pierce Waverly, the Earl of Devonmont, has been estranged from his mother for most of his life. When his mother’s new companion, Mrs. Camilla Stuart, writes to tell him that
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Publisher: Pocket Publish Date: October 30th How I got this book: Edelweiss Kelsey Quinn set out to trace a murder victim. Now she may become one. The dead don’t speak, but Kelsey knows their secrets. As a forensic anthropologist at the Delphi Center crime lab, Kelsey makes it her mission to identify bodies using no
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Publisher: Galley Publish Date: Out Now How I got this book: Edelweiss Italian billionaire seeks faux fiancée. Willing to agree to anything in return… In order for his sister to marry, Italian billionaire Michael Conte has to find himself a bride – and fast! When he learns that photographer Maggie Ryan is going to be
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Publisher: Avon Publish Date: Out now How we got this book: ARC from the publisher via Edelweiss In the world of The Ether Chronicles, the Mechanical War rages on, and appearances are almost always deceiving . . . The prim professor Daphne Carlisle may be a scholar, but she’s far more comfortable out in the
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