Check Yes, No, or Maybe (Meeting His Match #1) by Stormie Skyes
Stop by to read an excerpt of Check Yes, No or Maybe – a new adult contemporary romance novel from Stormie Skyes. Plus, enter the giveaway for your chance to […]
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Triple Threat by K. Webster
USA Today Bestselling Author K. Webster just released a new adult contemporary romance novel ‘Triple Threat’ – out now! Make sure to enter the giveaway for your chance to win […]
Love at First Spite by Anna E. Collins
Join us to celebrate Love at First Spite – Anna E. Collins’ first novel, a contemporary romance novel, courtesy of Graydon House and Harlequin, out now!
Double Negative by Susan Marshall
Join us in celebrating the release of Double Negative – a young adult contemporary romance novel by Susan Marshall, courtesy of Evernight Teen! Plus, enter the giveaway for the chance […]
Chasing Daffodils by Emily Sam
Join us to celebrate Chasing Daffodils, a new adult contemporary romance novel from Emily Sam – out now!
Audrey by Sean-Paul Thomas
Stop by to learn more about ‘Audrey’, an adult contemporary romance novel from Sean-Paul Thomas – out now! Make sure you enter the giveaway for the chance to win a […]
Beast (House of Misfists) by Cambria Heart
A tale as old as time… join us to celebrate the release of ‘Beast’ by Cambria Heart – the 4th in her House of Misfits series. retelling class fairy tales. […]
All Men Love Leah by Ksenija Nikolova
Join us to celebrate the release of All Men Love Leah, a new adult contemporary romance novel from Ksenija Nikolova – out now! While you’re here grab a copy and […]
In The Absence of Light (Morgan & Grant, #1) by Adrienne Wilder
Stop in to celebrate In The Absence of Light, the first in Adrienne Wilder’s adult contemporary romance/LGBTQ+ series ‘Morgan & Grant’. While you’re here, enter the giveaway for 1 of […]
Review: All I’ve Wanted All I’ve Needed by A.E. Valdez
All I’ve Wanted, All I’ve Needed is an enjoyable read. Harlow Shaw is a relatable character, and her journey of self discovery and empowerment is relatable. Rating: 4/5
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