I was a lucky duck and won this ARC from Carolyn Jewel from a contest on Twitter. Here there be the review: Indiscreet is a story that plays out in the exotic setting of Turkey in the 1800’s. It follows the journey of Sabine Godard and Edward Foye, who are linked by a betrayal through […]
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Googlebombing Scott Baio! We are not a political blog but the other day we heard that Scott Baio, who played Chachi on Happy Days, decided to be an asshat to Romance Author Gwen Hayes because she un-followed him on Twitter after she disagreed with some of his political statements. Dear Author along with the support
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Yesterday it was brought to our attention that one of the reviews we posted contained questionable content relative to another review elsewhere of the same book. While the reviewer claims she wrote her review independently, The Book Pushers realizes that our reputation is dependent on the integrity of our reviews. Consequently, we have pulled the
The other day while I was chatting with Lou, we were talking about book tropes and how they developed over the years. We then found ourselves chatting about covers. ESPECIALLY romance covers!! I fell in love with romance after reading a Mills and Boons historical set in 1500s Spain. From that moment on, I voraciously
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In this third instalment in the Grimspace series, Doubleblind marks a departure from the previous two books, which were frenetic in high octane action and scope. Sirantha Jax is asked by the Conglomerate to become a goodwill ambassador, to try and forge an alliance with the elusive and secretive bug-like Ithtorians. However, there are factions
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This review may contain spoilers. Frostbitten explores so much more and to date, for me, is the most emotional POV with Elena as narrator. I admit, I wasn’t enamoured with Living With The Dead, so I found Frostbitten to be a welcome return to Elena. I think it’s a definite MUST buy for fans of
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