Tag: romance
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Book Review: Ruined by the Ton by Emily Royal
In a sea of regency romance where things blur into one, Emily Royal has given us a memorable female MC dealing with some very real issues and a male MC being horrifyingly terrible because of his own trauma.
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Book Review: Don’t Judge a Duke by His Cover by Emily EK Murdoch
Lawrence, Duke of Penshaw, is undercover and getting punched on a daily basis.
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New Release: The Divine and the Cursed by J. E. Reed ~ Giveaway
A queen in hiding. Two countries at war.
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Book Review: Gaming Hell Christmas Volume 2 by Amanda McCabe and Kathy Wheeler
GAMING HELL CHRISTMAS – VOLUME 2: Mysteries abound at London’s most fashionable Hell.
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The Reluctant Bridegroom by Arabella Sheraton
If you’re in the mood for a clean romance novel, then The Reluctant Bridegroom is the book for you! It’s got plenty of twists, a great happy ending, and a couple of characters who come into their own!
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Giveaway and Book Review: The Widow’s Christmas Surprise by Jenna Jaxon
Thank you Goddess Fish Promotions for the chance to read and review The Widow’s Christmas Surprise by Jenna Jaxon Book Review: The Widow’s Christmas Surprise I’m a huge fan of regency romance, so when Goddess Fish Promotions sent around the sign ups for this book, I immediately had to join in! Long story short (if […]
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Cover Reveal: Divine Judgement by JoAnna Grace
Like the other books in the series it’s a paranormal romance, with some really fantastic reviews! It’s also on sale for $0.99 like the first two books in the series!
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Cover Reveal: Divine Destiny by JoAnna Grace
JoAnna Grace decided to change up the covers for her gorgeous romantic fantasy series The Divine Chronicles!
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The Impoverished Dowry by Emily E. K. Murdoch
I picked out The Impoverished Dowry because I love romance novels and this one had a terrific cover! It’s acknowledged in the book that Coral’s gowns are old-fashioned, but when they look that good who cares? This is a take on the historical fiction genre where we have a woman, Opal, who functions as the head of the family, and not just because her husband isn’t there, but because that’s their family tradition.
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