Just a quick discussion post today, friends. I'm struggling to keep up with all the ARCs I requested and going through a bit of a reading slump where I don't want to read any of the books I "have to." Oh well! I am a book hoarder and apparently that extends to digital copies of …
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One and OnlyAuthor: Jenny HolidaySeries: Bridesmaids Behaving Badly, Book 1Publisher: ForeverPublished: February 27th 2018Paperback, 368 pagesRating: 4 Stars★★★★☆ Goodreads AmazonSummary: In this laugh-out-loud romantic comedy, USA Today bestselling author Jenny Holiday proves that when opposites attract, sparks fly.Miss Responsibility meets Mr. RecklessWith her bridezilla friend on a DIY project rampage, bridesmaid Jane Denning will do anything …
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Anonymous NoiseAuthor: Ryōko FukuyamaPublisher: VIZ Media: Shojo Beat Volume 7 Published March 6th 2018Volume 8 Expected publication May 1st 2018 Rating: 5 Stars★★★★★Volume 7Goodreads AmazonVolume 8Goodreads AmazonSummary: Music and longing collide in this ballad of unrequited love!Nino Arisugawa, a girl who loves to sing, experiences her first heart-wrenching goodbye when her beloved childhood friend, Momo, …
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Sugar & SnailsAuthor: Sarah TsiangIllustrator: Sonja WimmerHardcover, 32 pagesPublished March 13, 2018 by Annick PressAge Range: 4 - 7 yearsGrade Level: Kindergarten - 2Rating: 5 Stars★★★★★Goodreads AmazonReview: I LOVE THIS BOOK. It takes the rhyme/saying about boys being made of snakes and snails and puppy dog tails and girls being made of sugar and spice …
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Thrilling, witty, and oh-so-sexy, Lynsay Sands’ Argeneau novel brings together a beautiful Immortal and the man who is her destiny…For someone who’s been around for over a hundred and forty years, immortal Elspeth Argeneau hasn’t done a whole lot of living. Now that she’s moved away from her controlling mother, she’s tracking down rogue vampires and …
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The Little LibraryAuthor: Kim FieldingPublisher: ?TBD? Expected publication: approx. March 26th 2018 Kindle Edition, 290 pages Rating: 4 stars★★★★☆ Goodreads AmazonSummary: Elliott Thompson was once a historian with a promising academic future, but his involvement in a scandal meant a lost job, public shame, and a ruined love life. He took shelter in his rural California …
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About The Book:Title: FULL FUSION (The Fusion Series Volume 1)Author: NJ DamschroderPub. Date: June 4, 2014Publisher: Dragonsoul YA Pages: 322Formats: Paperback, eBookFind it: Amazon, B&N, iBooks, TBD, Goodreads Eighteen-year-old Roxie Sebastian lives a charmed life, and she knows it. Too bad she can't feel it. All her life, she's felt disconnected from the world around her. Everything changes just before graduation, when she's drawn to an eerie, brilliant light-which narrowly …
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Today, I'd like to talk a bit about tropes in romance novels. There's a super handy list put together by Mindy Klasky that lists most of the common tropes used in romance novels. Many romances combined one or more of these tropes as plot devices to bring together (or cause conflict for!) the main characters. …
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It's that time again - time for a guest post from the lovely Ariel, aka Peekaboo. Today she's talking about one of her favorite fanfics. *pats the overstuffed chair*Take a seat! Don’t mind the dust. Welcome to Peekaboo’s Corner. This whole idea of gay romance is pretty new, as far as publishing goes. Especially if you …
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Building Mr. DarcyAuthor: Ashlinn CravenPublisher: Crimson RomancePublished date: August 1st 2016Kindle Edition, 256 pagesRating: 4 Stars★★★★☆ Goodreads AmazonSummary: It is a truth universally acknowledged...that Jane Austen set the bar for romantic male leads way back in 1813. What mortal man could live up to the gruff yet golden-hearted Mr. Darcy?Now programmer Zoe Bunsen thinks she …
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Elley the Book Otter 