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COVER REVEAL: Chasing Spring by R.S. Grey

If you’re looking for a feel-good romance, with witty dialogues, palpable sexual tension, and a myriad of emotions driving the story forward, R.S. Grey is your author!! And her upcoming novel sounds ah-mazing!!!...

Natasha

1 December, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: Misconduct by Penelope Douglas

It doesn’t happen too often that an author blows me away with two new books in such a short span of time, but Penelope Douglas is that kind of author,...

Natasha

26 November, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: Play It Safe by Kristen Ashley

You know what happens when you have a craving for a great book, one that you know will rock your socks off, but you feel like giving an ‘oldie’ a...

Natasha

21 November, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: November 9 by Colleen Hoover

There’s a very rare feeling I get every time I open a Colleen Hoover book, a cross between trepidation and elation, because I know she is not only going to run...

Natasha

31 October, 2015

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EXCERPT: Wynn in Doubt by Emily Hemmer

Described as “a story of adventure and history, mystery and suspense, romance and dreams”, this standalone novel is a fan-favourite for many and it recently not only got a new...

Natasha

28 October, 2015

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COVER RE-REVEAL: Making Faces by Amy Harmon

“I loved every word, every thought, and I loved you . . . so much.” Once upon a time, I sat in a dark hotel room, bawling my eyes out...

Natasha

19 October, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: Grayson’s Vow by Mia Sheridan

From an author whose every story manages to touch the deepest recesses of our hearts, we are given another extraordinary tale that steals our breaths away and holds us spellbound...

Natasha

11 September, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: Hollywood Dirt by Alessandra Torre

With each new Alessandra Torre novel, I seem to fall more and more in love with this author’s extraordinary gift, and this book is no exception. A light-hearted, somewhat less...

Natasha

6 September, 2015

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EXCLUSIVE ALTERNATE POV SCENE: My Biggest Mistake by Leddy Harper

A heart-wrenching story about a woman who walks away from her family, only to return one day, determined to fight back for all she left behind and gave up on....

Natasha

19 August, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: Before We Were Strangers by Renée Carlino

It only takes one visit to New York City to understand why so many timeless works of fiction happen to take place here, why so many unforgettable love stories are...

Natasha

19 August, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW & EXCERPT: The Moment of Letting Go by J.A. Redmerski

Not all great stories make your heart skip beats, or leave your mind in a twist—some stories seep slowly from the pages, like a mist gently descending down a mountainside,...

Natasha

18 August, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: The Paper Swan by Leylah Attar

Holy cow! What a spectacular book this was! Gripping and unexpected, this story literally took my breath away, and I not only found myself reading until dawn, but also incapable...

Natasha

4 August, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW + EXCLUSIVE DELETED SCENE: Maldeamores (Lovesick) by Mara White

It doesn’t happen very often that a book makes my mind spin in such a way that it takes me weeks to collect my thoughts, rein in all my initial...

Natasha

12 July, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: Priest by Sierra Simone

Taboo . . . the word alone gives me tingles. Put it in a romance novel and you’ve got my attention. But give me a forbidden love story involving a...

Natasha

23 June, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: Secret by Kindle Alexander

Ever since I finished this book, I haven’t stopped smiling. Smiling because stories like these fill me with an indescribable sense of hope and positivity. Smiling because some stories are...

Natasha

15 June, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: Fisher’s Light by Tara Sivec

The hardest thing to do when you find a book you end up loving body and soul is not to turn your review into an ode to the author and...

Natasha

31 March, 2015

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