Publisher: Samhain Publication date: Out now How I got the book: ARC from author An FBI Psychics Novella There’s only one reason Jay Roberts would set foot in a middle-of-nowhere town like Hell, Georgia. She’s got a bone to pick with her sort-of boyfriend. They only met online, but things got hot and heavy before […]
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It’s time for another New Series Spotlight! If you love series books as much as we do, you’ll know that there are tons of them out there, and we don’t always find out about them right when they come out. So we are trying to help you find some new series reads. Each month we
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Publisher: Intermix (Penguin) Where did you get the book: e-ARC from publisher Release date: 18th March Evalyn Ibarra never expected to be an accused killer and experimental prison test subject. A year ago, she was a normal college student. Now she’s been sentenced to a month in the compass room—an advanced prison obstacle course designed
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Today we have debut author Sarah Harian here to talk to us about the inspiration behind her book, The Wicked We Have Done. Be sure to check back later today for Has, Lou, and MinnChica’s joint review. Take it away, Sarah! My inspiration for The Wicked We Have Done is a bit all over the
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What reading quirk do you have that you really wish you didn’t? Meka: I don’t like reading the first book of a series when the second has not come out yet. Years ago, I read an awesome paranormal romance novel about a witch who was going back to her hometown where a vicious crime had
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Reading quirks are those little idiosyncrasies that we have which help us to get through a book. Whether they have been cultivated over the years like a fine wine, or dropped in our laps due to a negative or positive reading experience, we have them and they aren’t going away. They may not always be
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