Today we have a treat for you. This is the launch day for Harlequin’s newest venture they are calling HarlequinE. Amy Jo Cousins was kind enough to include a guest post talking a bit about HarlequinE and what readers can expect from this particular line. In addition we are participating in a giveaway sponsored by […]
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As I compiled the list for this month, I noticed some prolific authors made the cut with multiple releases. I don’t know how they do it! So many good books to look forward to every single month. That anthology by Dane, Arend and Rocha is going to scorch my e-reader! I’m also looking forward to
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This is a reviewer’s manifesto: A reviewer should review a product honestly. A review is subjective. The world won’t end when a book doesn’t work for the reviewer. A reviewer is not held to post or like reviews on every site known to man, google and the NSA. A reviewer who blogs about books shouldn’t set
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Where did you get the books: E-arcs from Publisher Publisher: InterMix Release Dates: Out now < p dir=”ltr”>Second in the darkly compelling, sexually-charged contemporary romance trilogy, in which two men vie for the mind, body, and heart of a woman who may never give in to their wishes—or her own… Evelyn “Scout” Keats has
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Publisher: HarperCollins Publish Date: February 4th How I got this book: Edelweiss Teresa Hamilton is having a rough year—she’s in love with her big brother’s best friend, but he hasn’t spoken to her since they shared a truly amazing, mind-blowing, change-your-life kiss. She got out of a terrible relationship. And now an injury is threatening
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Publisher: Self Publish Date: Out Now How I got this book: eARC from author Twenty-five-year-old Sgt. Gray Phillips is at a crossroads in his life: stay in the Marine Corps or get out and learn to be a civilian? He’s got forty-five days of leave to make up his mind but the people in his
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