The Bookpushers would like to welcome Ms Thea Harrison back in honor of her last, for now, novella set in the Elder Races world. She treats us to a guest post and a giveaway of one of her novellas. Enjoy and don’t forget to comment for a chance to enter. Edit The winner will be […]
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Congrats to Maureen who has won a copy of Carrie Lofty’s His Very Own Girl! Please check your email on what format you would like the book to be in and thanks to all the other entrants for entering! Also huge thanks to Carrie for a fantastic post and letting us host the giveaway!
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Publisher: Heat (an imprint of New American Library) Publish Date: Out Now (August 7, 2012) How we got this book: Publisher Excess has long been the name of the game for vampire brothers Aldric, Soren, and Luc Fontaine. Now, one of them will leave behind La Petite Mort—New Orleans’ hottest fantasy resort for uninhibited adults—and
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Today we have historical romance author Jillian Stone here to talk to us about her latest release: A Dangerous Liaison with Detective Lewis. This is Jillian’s first trip to The Book Pushers, so everyone please give her a warm welcome! Take it away Jillian We call him sleuth, detective, investigator, private eye, snoop, gumshoe, dick, P.I.
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Publisher: Entangled Publish Date: Out Now How I got this book: Review copy from publisher A marriage in name only… To save her family home, impulsive bookstore owner, Alexa Maria McKenzie, casts a love spell. But she never planned on conjuring up her best friend’s older brother—the powerful man who once shattered her heart. Billionaire
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Publisher: Tor Where did you get the book: Publisher Release date: Out now London, 1895: Riots in the streets! Erasmus Croach’s miraculous factory, Ember, has flooded London with steampowered automatons. The already suffering working class take to the streets to protest the jobs lost to these machines, and to quell the riot, Captain Thorn of
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