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    Emma Scott’s Unbreakable Revamped Edition ARC Review

    I want to thank Emma Scott for providing me with a copy of her book Unbreakable, which has just been revamped with a new cover and extended content. Emma is proving to me time and time again, that she is the master of telling an emotional and heartbreaking story. Will there ever be an Emma Scott book that I do not sob through. Here is the synopsis: “Alex Gardener has her life planned out, down to the smallest detail. She has a skyrocketing career as a litigation attorney, a close group of socialite friends, and is engaged to one of the most successful businessmen in Beverly Hills. Everything is just as…

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    Lauren Blakely’s Birthday Suit ARC Review

    I want to thank Lauren Blakely and InkSlingerPR for the advance e-copy of Birthday Suit.  From Goodreads: “There is no rule in the Man Code as unbreakable as this: no matter how beautiful, smart, clever, and witty she is, do not—under any circumstances—fall in love with your best friend’s woman.Yeah. So there’s that. Look, it’s not like I didn’t know I screwed up by falling for her. Also, for the record, unrequited love sucks big time.And, I might have cut myself some slack by now, given everything that went down in the last few years, but Lulu just walked back into my life in a big way. *** There are three things I’ve…

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    Nicole Williams’ Fool Me Once ARC Review

    I want to thank Nicole Williams for placing me on her ARC team and for providing me with an ARC of Fool Me Once. From Goodreads: “Second chances are for kids, diets, and shelter pets—not for relationships. Especially not one like Chase and Emma’s.  Before he was writing chart-topping hits and smashing record sales, Chase Lawson was Emma’s childhood friend and first love. They promised each other forever, but forever expired at eighteen, when he landed a major record deal and left Emma and their hometown behind. Ten years later, he shows up at their high school reunion with a proposition she can’t refuse. Six months. Seven figures. He gets a chance…

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    Karina Halle’s Nothing Personal ARC Review

    I want to thank Karina Halle and Social Butterfly PR for the advance copy of Nothing Personal. I was super excited to end 2018 with the final release I was anticipating being from Karina Halle. I have been such a huge fan of Karina Halle. She was the first author I ever covered in an author spotlight and I have always been biased when it comes to her as we share the same hometown. As this is my final review of 2018, I want to touch on what this means to me. I picked blogging back up this year and took a risk focusing exclusively on NA books. I am so…

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    Katie Ashley’s Room Mate ARC Review

    I want to thank Katie Ashley and InkSlingerPR for the advance e-copy of Room Mate.  I was super excited to receive this ARC, as just last month I picked up the other two books set in this world. I picked them up cause I am a huge fan of US politics and I have really enjoyed reading the stories of the three children of a US president falling in love in unconventional cirumstances.  From Goodreads: “From the time I was a kid, I knew I wanted a job helping people. After serving in the Rifles regiment of the British Army, I focused my civilian career on becoming a bodyguard to the…

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    Jay Crownover’s Runaround ARC Review

    Thank you so much, Jay Crownover and InkSlingerPR for the advance copy of Runaround, which is out today! I’m not going to lie, I broke down in tears when I received this ARC. I have been a huge fan of Jay Crownover for years. To have this opportunity to read and review one of her books for this blog is mindblowing to me. This feels such an accomplishment in my blog’s journey. Here is the synopsis: “Can two people perpetually moving in opposite directions ever end up in the same place? Or will love just keep giving them the runaround? Webb Bryant is intimately acquainted with every type of trouble there is.…

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    Lauren Blakely’s Unzipped ARC Review

    I want to thank Lauren Blakely and InkSlingerPR for the advance e-copy of Unzipped.  From Goodreads: “Wanted: Dating coach to help hot nerd win back the woman of his dreams… Picture this – I’m ready to win back the love of my life, and I’m going big this time. We’re talking boom box, sing her name in the rain, let the whole damn neighborhood know I’m good and ready this time around. After all, if you’re going to grand gesture the ever-loving hell out of a second chance, you need to pull out all the stops. There’s only one little problem. My college girlfriend isn’t the one who shows up when I play my…

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    Emma Hart’s Tequila Tequila ARC Review

    Thank you so much, Emma Hart and Social Butterfly PR for the advance copy of Tequila Tequila, which is out today! Here is the synopsis: “Don’t sleep with your best friend. Take it from me. I did it. And it was awful. I-wish-the-tequila-made-me-forget kind of bad. The problem is, Luke has forgotten. He swears that he can’t remember a thing about that night beyond the trays of tequila shots being set on the tables. Except I can’t forget. I can’t forget how good his hands felt until I fell over and hit my hip on the dresser, and I sure as hell can’t forget the entire two minutes of tap-tap-squirt. Awkward. Embarrassing. And…

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    Emma Chase’s Royally Yours ARC Review

    Thank you so much to Emma Chase and Inkslinger PR for the advance copy of Royally Yours. I was a huge fan of the Royally series by Emma Chase, so I was over the moon when I was given the chance to read the next installment or should I say the prequel for review. That’s right guys this story centers on Lenora, who you will definitely be acquainted with if you have read the other books in the series (Which if you haven’t you really should). Here’s the synopsis straight from Goodreads: “Princess Lenora Celeste Beatrice Arabella Pembrook had an unusual childhood. She was raised to be a Queen—the first Queen of Wessco. It’s…

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    Emma Scott’s Long Live the Beautiful Hearts ARC Review

    Thank you so much to Emma Scott and Inkslinger PR for the advance copy of Long Live the Beautiful Hearts.   Long Live the Beautiful Hearts went live early so make sure you pick it up right now!   I need to preface this review by saying that YOU MUST READ BOOK ONE FIRST! The first book Bring Down the Stars, which I have previously reviewed is an amazing book. You must start there if you start with the sequel you ruin the ending of the first story and you wouldn’t want to do that. From Goodreads: “Never again would I allow my heart to become the plaything of someone else.  Never…

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