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Special Feature and Excerpt: A Hidden Heir to Redeem Him (Feuding Billionaire Brothers #1) by Dani Collins

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Harlequin is always my go to when I am looking for something to take my mind off reality and just escape for a while.

Right now they have a bunch of great books coming out to get readers in the mood for summer reading and this book sounds like a great book for just that.

Billionaire romances are always fun for me, they are a completely different world from what I live in and that fact alone makes me interested in the characters. Keep reading to check out this latest romance from Harlequin today! Continue reading “Special Feature and Excerpt: A Hidden Heir to Redeem Him (Feuding Billionaire Brothers #1) by Dani Collins” →

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Review: The Sun Sister (The Seven Sisters #6) by Lucinda Riley

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This series is one of my absolute favorites. I adore the Seven Sisters and with each book I am always won over by the sister being featured. Some of the stories are better than others but it’s still an impressive series and never disappoints.

When this book arrived, it was massive. The ARC came in at just under 900 pages so easily the longest Seven Sisters book by far and since this is Electra’s story, I didn’t find it surprising at all.

I decided to start reading this one early to give myself a lot of time to finish it, but it turns out I only really needed about 6 days of aggressive reading to get it done. Continue reading “Review: The Sun Sister (The Seven Sisters #6) by Lucinda Riley” →

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Review: Beach Read by Emily Henry

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Before this book was everywhere, it was in my inbox. five months ago no one had been buzzing about this book when the pitch email came in, but it sounded cute and my spring calendar was open so I decided to give this one a go.

Flash forward to April and suddenly everyone and suddenly everyone is dying to read this book and people who have read it are raving about it! Suddenly it became imperative for me to read this one as soon as possible!

I picked it up one sunny afternoon in April and two days later at 6 am I was done reading it. Continue reading “Review: Beach Read by Emily Henry” →

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Special Feature: Rules for Moving by Nancy Star

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If you (like me) love women’s fiction and are looking for something written by a well regarded author, then look no further! Rules for Moving sounds like a heartfelt summer read that you definitely want on your radar!

While Nancy Star might be a new to me author, she has written a children’s mystery series and some adult women’s fiction novels which I think speaks highly of her writing abilities!

This book sounds like it’s packed full of emotion and yet promises an uplifting tale even if the summary sounds heavy, so if your beach bag isn’t full of great reads already, then you might want to pop this book in your bag (along with some tissues) and check it out! Continue reading “Special Feature: Rules for Moving by Nancy Star” →

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Review: Happy and You Know It by Laura Hankin

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This book has been on my radar for months and it’s also been all over my social media and of course it was a Book of the Month selection which made it all the more buzzy!

I really liked the premise of this one, especially as a stay at home mom myself, I thought there would be a lot to enjoy and relate to in this one even if it sounded a little on the darker side.

But the fact that it was getting so much hype kind of worried me, sometimes the hype is real and sometimes it’s just not, but either way I was definitely on board with reading this one! Continue reading “Review: Happy and You Know It by Laura Hankin” →