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Review: Mr. Malcolm’s List by Suzanne Allain

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When I saw this one on Netgalley, I thought it was eye catching and sounded interesting so I downloaded it. Then I got the pitch for it a couple of weeks later and suddenly I moved it up on my review timeline.

I had already planned to review this one in July but wasn’t planning on reading it until a little closer to the release day, but then all the news started breaking about the upcoming film and I moved this baby right on up!

This upcoming film is going to feature Constance Wu and Sam Heughan along with a number of other diverse cast members and will be releasing in the spring of 2021. Needless to say I was chomping at the bit for this one! Continue reading “Review: Mr. Malcolm’s List by Suzanne Allain” →

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Special Feature and Excerpt: Someone’s Listening by Seraphina Nova Glass

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I think one of the most unsettling and scary things is stalking. Stalking sends a shiver up my spine like nothing else and this book sounds like it’s going to have an extra added later of creep!

The other thing that makes this book sound terrifying is that the main character wakes up from an accident only to find that your reality has been altered—her finance is gone when she was sure he was in the car with her.

Right away this book sounded so so so creepy. It has been receiving rave reviews and praise with loads of 4 and 5 star reviews. I am so excited to share a little sneak peak of this book with you guys today! Continue reading “Special Feature and Excerpt: Someone’s Listening by Seraphina Nova Glass” →

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Review: Paris is Always a Good Idea by Jenn McKinlay

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This year has been an incredible year for reading. With the unprecedented COVID situation, I have had a lot of time to get more than some extra reading done.

I have really been loving all the quick romances, women’s fiction, and beach reads. Back in the early spring, my summer calendar was all booked up with upcoming releases, but then many of my July books got their release dates pushed back to the fall leaving July wide open.

I decided not to fill up my July calendar too much and instead just keep with the original reading schedule and maybe add a couple of releases that sounded interesting. Enter this book. I thought this one sounded so cute and a quick read plus PARIS—need I say more? Continue reading “Review: Paris is Always a Good Idea by Jenn McKinlay” →

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Special Feature: Shadow Garden by Alexandra Burt

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If you pass your days immersed in thrillers, then this is one you definitely want to get on your radar!

It sounds suspenseful and complex mixed with the exotic feel of a luxurious lifestyle within its pages. I have never read anything by Alexandra Burt but I her book The Good Daughter got a bit of buzz a couple of years ago and I was eager to see what her new book was all about.

Which means that today, I have all the info for this upcoming new release and I am so excited to share it with you guys! The book is out TODAY so be sure to pick up a copy and see what everyone is talking about! Continue reading “Special Feature: Shadow Garden by Alexandra Burt” →

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Special Feature: Promise Season by Lee Evie

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Promise Season
by Lee Evie

Publication Date: November 26, 2019
Interstice Press
Paperback & eBook; 294 pages

Series: Promise Season, Book One
Genre: Historical Fiction

 

 

A slave. A spy. A promise.

Joseon Dynasty, Korea: A humid summer storm rages across the Pavilion, the greatest entertainment house in the sprawling city of Hanyang. Within its stifling walls a gisaeng slave girl hides a fugitive in her bed, unexpectedly saving the life of a young man who is not all he seems.

Immediately Seorin is thrust into a razor-edged world of conspiracy and spies, doomed rebellion and murky intrigue. For the first time in years, she glimpses an opportunity for change.

Yet it is not her freedom Seorin so desperately desires, but something far more precious. She will risk anything, even death, to gain it.

A dark and romantic historical adventure set in old Korea.

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