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Wednesday, February 28, 2018

Sealed With a Kiss Event Winners


We've got quite a few winners to announce, but we first wanted to take the time to thank all of the authors that participated and donated items for the giveaways. We couldn't do this event without you and it means so much to us all that you take the time out of your busy schedules to write these amazing love letters. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

And now for the winners...

ARC Review: Forgetting You, Remembering Me by Monica James


Forgetting You, Remembering Me is the second book in the Memories from Yesterday series by Monica James and should only be read if you have previously read Forgetting You, Forgetting Me. This book picks up right after where the first left off and trust me you won't want to miss any of this story! I have been on pins and needles waiting for this book since I finished the first, and I am so glad that I took a chance on this series when Monica James was a new to me author. 

All Lucy wanted was for her fiance Sam to remember her after tragedy took him away from her. But as she tried her hardest to get him to remember her, she found herself growing closer to his brother Saxon, and with that came the discovery of truths that had been hidden for years. But now that Sam has regained his memories and will do whatever it takes to win Lucy back, she must decide who is her future and who is her past. 

I will admit that I was frustrated with the characters throughout this book, and yet I couldn't stop reading. Sam, Saxon and Lucy all frustrated me and yet I felt for each of them. I didn't expect to feel as much as I did for certain characters, especially since I was solidly on one team at the end of the first book, but Monica James really had me feeling for everyone here, even if they did make some wrong choices. I really felt like this book had everything though, it had the angst and emotion and a ton of chemistry and I felt invested in all of these characters. 

Overall, I recommend this series, especially if you like love triangles or angst. Monica James has become an author that I definitely look forward to reading, and I was really happy with how she handled things here. While I did get frustrated with the characters and times and things that they did, ultimately I enjoyed the book and was glad that things played out how they did.

**ARC Provided by Bocci PR**

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Feature and Giveaway: No Earls Allowed by Shana Galen


It is a truth universally acknowledged that a lady can do anything a man can do:
backwards and in high-heeled dancing slippers.

Lady Juliana, daughter of the Earl of St. Maur, needs all the help she can get. She's running a ramshackle orphanage, London's worst slumlord has illicit designs on her, and her father has suddenly become determined to marry her off.

Enter Major Neil Wraxall, bastard son of the Marquess of Kensington, sent to assist Lady Juliana in any way he can. Lucky for her, he's handy with repairs, knows how to keep her and the orphans safe, and is a natural leader of men.

Unfortunately for both of them, the scandal that ensues from their mutual attraction is going to lead them a merry dance...

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Tuesday, February 27, 2018

Feature and Giveaway: Bad Bachelor by Stefanie London



Everybody's talking about the hot new app reviewing New York's most eligible bachelors. But why focus on prince charming when you can read the latest dirt on the lowest-ranked "Bad Bachelors"—NYC's most notorious bad boys?

If one more person mentions Bad Bachelors to Reed McMahon, someone's gonna get hurt. A PR whiz, Reed is known as an 'image fixer' but his womanizing ways have caught up with him. What he needs is a PR miracle of his own.

When Reed strolls into Darcy Greer's workplace offering to help save the struggling library, she isn't buying it. The prickly Brooklynite knows Reed is exactly the kind of guy she should avoid. But the library does need his help. As she reluctantly works with Reed, she realizes there's more to a man than his reputation. Maybe, just maybe Bad Bachelor #1 is THE one for her.

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Monday, February 26, 2018

Feature and Giveaway: Flight of the White Wolf by Terry Spear



Stranded in the wilderness, these warring hearts will be forced to work together―or die together.

Gavin Summerfield―an arctic wolf shifter with a fear of flying―has to fly into the vast lakeland wilderness of northern Minnesota to track down his suspect―where his ability to shift will come in very handy. Imagine his chagrin when his pilot turns out to be the woman who tasered him last time they saw each other. Things are off to a rocky start...again.

Arctic wolf shifter Amelia White isn't entirely displeased to see Gavin again, but priorities shift when their plane is sabotaged and goes down in the middle of nowhere. As their attraction grows, Amelia hopes Gavin doesn't discover the secret she's been keeping...she knows he could never forgive her...

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Sunday, February 25, 2018

ARC Review: Driving Whiskey Wild by Melissa Foster


Driving Whiskey Wild is the third book in The Whiskeys series by Melissa Foster. Each book in the series is a standalone story, so don't worry about jumping in here if you haven't read the previous books. I will say though that Melissa Foster is one of my favorites, so I definitely recommend reading them if you haven't. 

Bullet Whiskey and Finlay Wilson are about as opposite ad you can get, yet when Finlay returns home to be near the little family she has left, she finds herself needing a job. Working at Bullet's family's bar is meant to help her out until she can get her catering business started, yet the more she is around Bullet the more things between them begin to change. Finlay is nothing like Bullet has ever wanted before, but when their pasts collide, everything changes.

I loved Bullet and Finlay. They were great for one another and I love a good opposites attract story. These two might have seemed like they were very different, yet that is a lot of why I felt they worked so well together. Melissa Foster has a talent for writing unique and deep characters that complete each other in a rare and special way, and that was definitely true for Bullet and Finlay. These two were easy to like and felt relatable, and I loved the natural progression that their relationship took. It felt so genuine and real. 

Overall, I enjoyed this story very much and that is always the case when I read a Melissa Foster book. Driving Whiskey Wild is a great story that I think a lot of readers are going to love just as much as I did. If you are a contemporary romance fan, Melissa Foster is a much and I highly recommend reading this one!

**ARC Provided by Enticing Journey Book Promotions**

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