Where did you get the book: Bought/ARC offered by the publisher Publisher: Choc lit Books Release Date: Out now Kael Vapensigsson is one of the elite Chosen—a Warlord whose strength comes from the gods themselves. But despite all his power and prestige, he is plagued by a prophecy that threatens to destroy everything he loves. […]
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When I tell people I write fantasy romance, I quite often get sniggery little responses like, “But isn’t all romance fantasy?” (Well, sunshine, if you’re what real life has to offer then yes, it is). Talk about women in fantasy and you get equally predictable responses about fantasy women. No, it’s not about whichever airbrushed
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Publisher: Harlequin Cosmo Red Hots Publish Date: Out Now How I got this book: NetGalley How to Land the Hot Guy 1.0 A multimillionaire by the age of 27, app developer Evie James is clueless when it comes to hooking up. So she does what any self-respecting geek-girl looking to get laid would do: she
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Today we have Elise Ackers here to talk to us about her latest release, Dear Stranger. Take it away, Elise. I listen to TED Talks when I’m doing particularly monotonous things at work. This is relevant, because it was Hannah Brencher’s moving talk about love letters to strangers that inspired Dear Stranger. Hannah is the
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Publisher: Entangled Publish Date: Out Now How I got this book: NetGalley My name is Olivia Bloom and I. Am. Free. I left for LA with everything I owned piled into my old Volkswagen and dreams of becoming a costume designer. Little did I know I’d wind up designing for a lingerie company—yeah, not sure
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Publisher: Self Publish Date: Out now How we got this book: ARC from the authors BP Note: The Book Pushers are huge fans of Dane, Arend, and Rocha so when we found out they were plotting together for a self-published anthology we couldn’t wait. As they continued to work on their individual projects and started
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