Publisher: HQN Publish Date: Out now How we got this book: ARC from the publisher via Netgalley A good reason to be bad… Librarian Sophie Heyer has walked the straight and narrow her entire life to avoid paying for her mother’s mistakes. But in tiny Jackson Hole, Wyoming, juicy gossip just doesn’t go away, so […]
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Publisher: Samhain Publish Date: Out now How we got this book: ARC from the publisher For a chance at love, he may have to offer up his last drop of blood. Branded a traitor, Althir of Glengowyn has resigned himself to life as outcast from his own people—until he’s offered a chance at redemption. A
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Where did you get the book: E-arc from Edelweiss Publisher: Avon Release Date: 29th of July Wynter Atrialan, the Winter King, once lived in peace with his southern, Summerlander neighbors, but when the prince of Summerlea steals Wynter’s bride and murders his young brother, Wynter calls upon a dangerous Wintercraig magic called the Ice Heart
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Publisher: Ace Hardcover Publish Date: July 29, 2014 How we got this book: eARC from Author No matter how much the paranormal politics of Atlanta change, one thing always remains the same: if there’s trouble, Kate Daniels will be in the middle of it… As the mate of the Beast Lord, Curran, former mercenary Kate
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Where did you get the book: Edelwiess e-arc from publisher Publisher: Avon Release Date: Out now Only one man and one woman can stop the world from burning in Breaking Danger, the thrilling final volume in Lisa Marie Rice’s sexy Ghost Ops series, in which an elite super-secret military team must face down doomsday and
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I have two series from when I was a kid that is firmly stuck in my memories–and probably will continue to do so for the rest of my life. There’s something about those childhood series that make you wary of reading them as an adult in case they don’t stack up, and in the process
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