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Monday Early Bird Book Releases – 02-19-2024

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HAPPY MONDAY EARLY BIRD RELEASES!! I have 13 books so far on today’s list and am looking for more.

One is an academy-bully romance (that one there to the left), an arrogant hockey star that won’t divorce her, a woman on the run and the man that wants to marry her, one where he’s back in her life and now a billionaire, a time travel one and they can’t stay together (oh yah!!) and more. Take a look! But first…

THREE THINGS:

1.) I’m addicted to Poppi. And no, it’s not because of that TikTok trend going around about weight loss (I only found out about that after I tried a few Poppis and looked them up – and I have my doubts on all of that, but I digress…). It’s because I love a nice fizzy “soda” but I don’t want the sugar and additives (and I saw the commercials AND Poppi has prebiotics and way healthier sounding by the ingredients alone… so YAY!!!). Celcius is still my favorite for early in the day (always boosts me just enough to feel like being productive and helps me gets my day started on the right foot – my fav is Cola, Grape, Lemon Lime & Fuji Apple Pear), but a Poppi or 2 throughout the day keeps me entertained without the caffeine and extra energy stuff. read more

Reader Question… Solved! The book about the guy that waited until she was 18 to make his move, and he also got her a job at his office building…

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Metra needs our book help! Lots of good detail in this one, and even a bit about the next book in the series.

She asks:

Hello,

I will honestly say, today is my first day on your blog page and love it already!

I am hoping you know or can point me in the right direction. There is a book I’ve been searching for. I know it exist because I’ve read previously, Kindle unlimited, short story (because that’s really all I have the capacity for), age gap.

Here are the real details,

it’s about a guy who lives in the same building as his girl, she was 16 when he met and he waited two years before making any kind of move. I think he got her a job in the daycare of his office building. read more

Reader Question – The book about the boys that broke into her house, and she fell and hit her head and had amnesia…

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Julie needs our book help. Oh boy… amnesia is always a fun trope especially when they start remembering!

She asks:

I am hoping to just find the title of this book that I read in high school. It’s been driving me nuts.

All I can really remember is that there were these boys that broke into a house and there was a girl home.

Something happened where she ended up falling and hit her head and had amnesia and then later on began a relationship with one of the boys not realizing that he was involved. read more

Friday Finds & Reader Recommendations – 02-19-2021

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HAPPY FRIDAY!!! Check out the new books that just went live (including a new one by J.T. Geissinger, Lauren Blakely, Kandi Steiner and Brittainy Cherry!!!) plus new bargain finds and new reader recommendations, too.

TODAY’S BLASTS FROM OUR BOOK PAST 😀 !!

TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT WE FOUND FOR THE WEEKEND :D !!

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  1. My One Week Husband by Lauren Blakely <— SHE’S SECRETLY CRAVED HIM FOR YEARS!! “…He’s my business partner, my good friend, and the man I’ve craved for years. But I’ve resisted the sexy Brit, and I plan to keep up my walls because I’ve been there, done that, and I know how much it hurts when you let someone into your heart. Then an opportunity comes along for us to snag the business deal of a lifetime. The catch? We need to pretend we’re married to pull off this high-stakes deal...”
  2. Two Forces: Crescentwood 2 by R.A. Smyth
  3. Dirty Wedding by Crystal Kaswell
  4. What If You by Sandi Lynn <— SANDI LYNN ALERT!! “…I was different, and I lived my life as low key as possible. My childhood wasn’t easy, and relationships never worked out, so I stopped trying. I accepted the fact that I would more than likely grow old alone, and I was okay with that. The more men got to know me, the faster they ran. Then I met Asher Remington under unusual circumstances. For him, it was unusual, but for me, it was the norm…”
  5. Tempted by the Prince (The Raminar Family Book 4) by Elizabeth Lennox
  6. Ride Me Sweetheart (Sweetheart, Colorado) by Jordan Marie
  7. Hot for Love: Nick Braden (The Bradens & Montgomerys: Pleasant Hill – Oak Falls Book 7) by Melissa Foster
  8. A Romantic Life (Deluxe Edition): A collection of comics <— ROYA CARMEN COMICS ALERT! She says:

“Did you know?! Long before I became a romance writer, I drew a comic strip called A ROMANTIC LIFE, all about a romance writer who is unlucky in love. How crazy is that? read more

Book Review – In an Instant by Suzanne Redfearn

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In an Instant
FIRST OFF!!! GO IN BLIND – not even the synopsis – if you’re okay with (and even LOVE) INTENSE, good or bad SURPRISES!!! Even skip over my review altogether and just go read it for an unforgettable story. 😉

This was my selection in this month’s “Amazon First” read that I jumped on due to the recommendations and all of those incredible reviews. The enthusiasm for it, cinched it for me and because of that, I didn’t even read the reviews (or the synopsis). I knew it was a “women’s romance/thriller” and that was good enough for me. I wanted to go in blind, and had no clue what I was in for, and was delighted!! AND!! I got to buddy-read it with my book twin! read more

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