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𝙿𝚁𝙾𝙼𝙸𝚂𝙴 𝙼𝙴 𝚃𝙷𝙸𝚂 by Hannah Bird is NOW LIVE! Don’t miss this all new emotional, second chance love story!!!   

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What to expect from 

Promise Me This:

🍀 Broody single dad

🍀”It’s always been you”

🍀 Small town setting in Ireland

🍀 ”I want you to beg”

🍀 Second chance at love

🍀 Healing from grief over pregnancy loss

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“Promise Me This brims with beautiful emotion and depth… This is a poignant story that will stay with you long after it’s done.” -Jessica Joyce, USA Today Bestselling author of You, With a View

Forever wasn’t supposed to look like this.

When Leona Granger studied abroad in Ireland, she spent a lot more time falling in love with Callum Walsh than she did in the classroom. On the eve of her return to the States, she promised to come back for him when she finished college. They said goodbye under the stars, sealing their promise with more than just a kiss.

Callum has spent the last twelve years trying not to wonder why Leona, and everyone else for that matter, finds it so easy to leave him behind. Now a single father, all he wants is to give his beautiful daughter the best life he can. Nothing, not even Leona showing up after a decade of radio silence, will get in the way of that.

But Leona had her reasons for not returning. When the just-good-enough life she built in the wake of losing the baby she never told Callum about falls apart, she realizes it’s time to come clean. It might be too late to keep her promise to Callum, but for the child they lost, she has to try.

Faced with feelings they long thought buried, Callum and Leona have to decide if it’s worth exposing all their hidden scars for a second chance at the promise of forever with the one that never should’ve gotten away.

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Sunny Shelly’s Review: 5 Stars

Somehow, I totally missed the fact that this second-chance romance was built around a lost baby. Miscarriage is my trigger, and by the time I realized it, I was far too invested in Callum and Leona’s story to give up. And I am so glad I pushed past my own issues and the pain of my own pregnancy loss, because this story was beautifully written.

This is the first book I’ve read by Hannah Bird, and she crafted a lovely tale of grief, longing, regret, anger, and forgiveness. Callum was so hurt when Leo ghosted him 12 years ago, going radio silent and never returning to Ireland so they could reunite and live out the life they planned for together. Unbeknownst to him, Leo was dealing with a mother’s worst nightmare and never forgave herself for failing their child. God, I got that! It’s a hurt that never goes away.

It is a long, painful road for Leo and Callum to get on the same page. So many stops and starts. But their love for one another is still so strong and they are thankfully able to work through the pain and come out the other side stronger together. I appreciated Leo’s reluctance to get close to Callum’s daughter just because it hurt SO much. But even that ended up being a lovely relationship on its own.

This book ended with the sweetest epilogue, a wonderful HEA for this pair. I was so happy I took a chance on this story; despite the ugly tears I cried, it was lovely.

I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.

ABOUT HANNAH BIRD 

Hannah’s accolades include a 2nd grade teacher who said her story about bats had “very good potential” and enough accelerated reading medals to sink a body at sea. Her goals in life are to write novels that will make you cry and to check everything off the bucket list she wrote at seventeen. Hannah resides among the rolling hills of Tennessee with her other half and their clingy golden retriever. When she is not writing, she is trying to outrun her sweet tooth in the gym.

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Sizzle by Carrie Aarons is now live!

Everyone knows that if there was an award for biggest small town grump, Liam Ashton would win for Hope Crest, Pennsylvania no questions asked.
 
The reclusive, brooding farmer might be part of the family business and do anything for those closest to him, but his bark keeps almost everyone else away. Perhaps that’s what happens when you fall in love at first sight but aren’t allowed to be with the soulmate you didn’t realize you were looking for.
 
When the forbidden woman of his dreams blows back into town, he might finally get a shot to convince her they’re destined to be together. Only, her denials and refusals won’t let him get anywhere near her.
 
Gabrielle Murphy swore she’d never return to the town where she took her first teaching job. She’d done the right thing, once upon a time, and there is no room to question what if.
 
But when the only woman who ever understood her passes and leaves her to clean up the pieces, she can’t exactly say no. Get in, fulfill her grandmother’s wishes, and get out. That’s the plan. Until Liam confronts her and they give in to the unmatched inferno that’s been blazing between them forever.
 
Even though there is nothing standing in the way of a happily ever after this time, Gabrielle still can’t let this surly version of the Liam she once knew love her completely.
 
Until a surprise binds them to each other for the foreseeable future, and they have to forgive enough to move forward. But just as the ice around their hearts starts to thaw, darker outside forces threaten to ruin their chance before it’s even taken.

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Sunny Shelly’s Review: 5 Stars

Sizzle is another great story in Carrie Aarons’ Ashton family series, and can be read as a standalone. I loved the idea behind Liam falling in love at first sight with Gabrielle a dozen years ago. But their relationship was forbidden because even though he was 19 and only 3 years younger than her, she was one of his high school teachers. Liam thought they’d have a chance to explore the pull between them after he graduated, but instead Gabrielle left town and it broke his heart.

Now that she’s back, it’s like something has zinged him back to life. But Gabrielle is still so worried about the optics and won’t let herself feel what she does for him. Liam refuses to give up on something he knows is destiny, and he shows her over and over again just how much she can depend on him.

Once Gabrielle lets down her walks, she finds the family she’s always longed for in the Ashtons. It was lovely to see her blossom from a skittish woman who wouldn’t let herself have what she’s wanted to a vibrant partner and friend thanks to Liam’s love.

Well done! I received a complimentary copy and voluntarily left a review.

Meet Carrie Aarons

Author of romance novels such as Fleeting and Love at First Fight, Carrie Aarons writes books that are just as swoon-worthy as they are sarcastic. Her stories are fueled by vanilla lattes, meloncholy music, and copious amounts of candles.

When she isn’t writing, Carrie is busy binging reality TV, having a love/hate relationship with cardio, and trying not to burn dinner. She lives in farm country with her husband, two children and ninety-pound rescue pup.

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𝐓H𝐄 𝐋Y𝐈N𝐆 𝐆A𝐌E (The Brighton Brothers Book 1) by Sara Jane Woodley is LIVE! Don’t miss this all new small town, grumpy/sunshine romance!!! 

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Getting trapped in a rundown motel with a grumpy stranger wasn’t how this night was supposed to end, but at least I’ll never have to see him again. Until he becomes my new roommate…

When a dating disaster leaves me heartbroken, muddy, and stranded on the side of the road in the pouring rain, the last thing I expect is for an impossibly hot (and impossibly grouchy) man to offer me a ride home.

I say yes. Because this day can’t get any worse, right?

Wrong.

One flooded highway, a surprise bed-sharing incident, and an impromptu lying game later, I’m still not home. And now, I can’t help but be intrigued by the mysterious big-city man who’s visiting my tiny town on the Washington coast.

But I know better than anyone that a guy like Lachlan Chase won’t stay in Cascade Point for long. I need to stop thinking about him—and how his arms felt around me that night—and stay far, far away.

I thought it would be easy… until I’m forced to move in with him.

As Lachlan and I spend more time together, the more he surprises me. He’s sweet. Funny. Thoughtful. Hot. And though we’re polar opposites, the sizzling chemistry between us is undeniable.

But can two strangers-turned-roommates ever really fall in love when their relationship started with a game of lies?

The Lying Game is a sweet grumpy/sunshine, roommates romcom filled with banter and tension, sizzling chemistry without any explicit content, a cast of characters to make you laugh out loud, and an HEA that will give you ALL the feels.

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Sunny Shelly’s Review: 4 Stars

The Lying Game is a sizzling, yet sweet, small-town, forced proximity romcom. Normally, sweet romances aren’t my thing but I very much enjoyed grumpy, cinnamon roll Lachlan and sunny Lucy’s story.

I do enjoy a rough, gruff, jerk of a hero who turns out to be a big softie, and that is exactly what we got with Lachlan. Lucy had a complex backstory, having been raised by a single mom who passed away. I loved that she didn’t let her history dampen her cheery outlook on life. She was a delightful character and I loved how she pushed back and needled Lachlan. Their banter made me laugh.

The Lying Game is a charming romance! I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.

ABOUT SARA JANE WOODLEY

Sara Jane Woodley writes sweet romances with guaranteed Happily Ever Afters. 

Inspired by the mountains, Sara Jane’s stories are set in the beautiful nature she loves to spend time in. She’s a hopeless romantic at heart, and her romance books always feature sassy, strong female heroines and fun-filled, playful relationships.

Sara Jane’s latest project is a sweet, small town romcom series – the Brighton Brothers.

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HEAD OVER HEELS

Karla Sorensen

Release Date: January 24

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There’s only one course of action when your dad wants you to marry a clammy-handed wimp to make one of his board members happy—you get yourself stuck in an elevator with a hot stranger and have the steamiest make-out session of your life. Years of etiquette lessons went out the window thanks to Cameron Wilder, who managed to unleash my hidden bad girl with naught but his talented mouth and deliciously rough hands.

Afterwards, he went back to his small-town life, and I marched home to inform my dad there would be no business-centric nuptials. As punishment, he shipped me off to Sisters, Oregon and demanded I turn a healthy profit on a not-so-healthy property.

You see where I’m going with this—the buttoned-up city girl stuck in a small town hires a local builder to help her … and he’s the hot stranger from the elevator. Turns out, I have a weakness for the broad-shouldered nice guy who’s not so nice behind closed doors. Keeping things professional gets harder the longer I’m in town, until the only lesson I have left to learn is how to keep both our hearts from getting broken.

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Sunny Shelly’s Review: 5 Stars

I loved Ivy and Cameron from the moment they were trapped in an elevator together! She is a city socialite, he’s a blue-collar construction worker. Yet despite their class differences and different upbringings, Ivy and Cameron were perfectly matched and this story — despite the sizzling attraction between them in the elevator — was a wonderful slow burn.

Cameron just may be one of my favorite Karla Sorensen heroes. He’s a total golden retriever, patient and kind and just biding his time because he knows there is something special about Ivy. She’s a bit of an ice queen, the black cat to his cinnamon roll hero. Whereas Cameron has a lot of family drama happening currently with his father’s illness, Ivy has a different kind of trauma stemming from the difficult relationship she has had with her father (and the need to keep up appearances) ever since her mother’s death. But Cameron waits out Ivy’s flip-floppping and she really becomes a different, better person, through his love.

The Wilder family books have a spectre hanging over them since the father’s illness plays such a heavy part in the siblings’ stories. But yet again, KS weaves a wonderfully emotional tale that delivers all the feels. This book is super emotional, but worth the tears!

I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.

Meet Karla Sorensen:

Karla Sorensen is an Amazon top 20 bestselling author who refuses to read or write anything without a happily ever after. When she’s not devouring historical romance or avoiding the laundry, you can find her watching football (British AND American), HGTV or listening to Enneagram podcasts so she can psychoanalyze everyone in her life, in no particular order of importance. With a degree in Advertising and Public Relations from Grand Valley State University, she made her living in senior healthcare prior to writing full-time. Karla lives in Michigan with her husband, two boys and a big, shaggy rescue dog named Bear.

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He’s only supposed to be a one-night stand, but fate has other plans.

Eleven Eleven by Micalea Smeltzer is now live! 

After my divorce, I decide to move across the country away from family and friends for a new start.

What I don’t expect is him.

He’s only supposed to be a one-night stand, but fate has other plans.

The next time I see him it’s because I’m on a date with his dad.

I’ve always believed in wishing on elevens, but this time I get a little more than I bargained for by falling for a guy eleven years younger than me.

Reid is everything I shouldn’t want and everything I need.

The question is, am I willing to open my heart up to him? Or am I doomed to let my past hold me back?

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Sunny Shelly’s Review: 5 Stars

11:11 was an absolute delight! I absolutely adored everything about Via and Reid’s romance! Micaela Smeltzer executed this older woman/younger man story perfectly!

After a messy divorce, Via gives up her job as a lawyer and moves from California to Maine where she’s bought a building, sight unseen, and plans to open an art shop. Talk about wanting to start over somewhere new! Soon after she arrives in town, she reluctantly goes out to a bar where she meets Reid, a hot, bespectacled guy celebrating his 21st birthday. There’s an instant connection between them, but Via is 11 years older than Reid — can anything more come out of their meeting than a one-night stand? Well, at first she doesn’t think so, but it turns out that Reid (and her new life in Maine) is exactly what she needs in her life.

The journey to happily ever after for Via and Reid is a bit of a rocky road. She accidentally goes on a date with his dad (which could have been icky, but is not!), her ex stirs up some drama, and Reid has some family issues to deal with. Via also struggles A LOT with the age difference between them, and her fertility issues kind of hold her back from going all in with Reid. But Reid is so patient and unwavering in his confidence that they are meant to be together. Yet there are also some very tender scenes where they both show vulnerability.

11:11 was so well written, a beautiful story about finding yourself again. And I loved the tease at the end for Izzy and Derrick and I can’t wait to read their book! I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.

Meet Micalea

Micalea Smeltzer is a twenty-something author from Northern Virginia. She has four dogs, which is as crazy as it sounds. As a recent kidney transplant recipient she’s dedicated to raising awareness around the effects of kidney disease, dialysis, and transplant as well as educating people on living donation.When she’s not writing you can catch her with her nose buried in a book.

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What’s your favorite day of the Week?

Favorite Day of the Week, an all-new he falls first, sports romance from best selling author Lola Kate Bolen is now available!

Monday Jones

All Monny wants is to make music with her best friend, Hendy. She’s comfortable with her routines and working behind the scenes, which helps her avoid comparisons to her legendary father. Love and romance have always been things to avoid, that is, until she meets the one man who cracks her heart wide open.

Baxter Marlow

Bax has always been baseball’s golden good guy. Kind, polite, and unspeakably handsome; everyone wants a piece of him. When Bax meets the girl of his dreams, he’s up for the challenge. Helping her learn how to trust herself may be his biggest play yet.

A burnt dinner, a pissed-off kitten, and nosey friends can’t stop Monny and Bax.

Favorite Day of the Week is a contemporary romance with a happily ever after guaranteed.

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“Where is whatshisname? It’s unprofessional to be late. You know how I feel about punctuality.” I let out a loud huff as I pace the floor, trying to deflect from my growing nerves and hoping that Hendy doesn’t catch on. 

Naturally, I fail. Damn, his Jedi mind tricks! 

“It’s unprofessional to pretend not to remember the name of who you are working with, Monday Jones. You heavily researched him beforehand, so don’t act ignorant. I’m sure he’s getting touched up somewhere. Retract the claws and sit down,” he replies curtly. 

Ugh. I hate when Hendy uses my full name; it’s not like I always call him Jamal. Usually, I only get the “Monday Jones” treatment (or, god forbid, “Monday Marianne Jones”) when he can feel my defenses going up and my bitch mode activating. I shrink down in my chair and start picking at my cuticles. I know I shouldn’t ruin my new manicure, courtesy of the magazine’s beauty team, but I don’t want to look at him now. He’ll see straight through me. It’s one of the dangers of being friends with Jamal Henderson for so long. 

“Monny. This opportunity is a big deal for us. Seriously,” Hendy says more kindly. “I know we’ve both been on the cover before, but this is a first for Black Cat Records. This is about us and the music we make, the songs we love, and what we want for the future. Think about that, okay?” 

Although, as much as I hate to admit it, Hendy is right. He usually is. “For the record, I was on the cover with my dad when I was five. I don’t think that counts.” Hendy glares at me. “Okay, Okay. I’m sorry. I’m not used to talking about my music, and I don’t think anyone will take me seriously; I mean, why should they? You know how I get. I just worry that somehow this will be about my dad or some other wild child bullshit that the blogs love to make up about me and not about us.” 

“Presenting: Monday Jones, daughter of rock god Miller Jones, music’s greatest product of nepotism! Watch her sleep her way through this year’s crop of new boy toys!” Hendy uses a silly, fake announcer voice to make me laugh. It works. 

“Thank you! Thank you!” I offer him a slight bow. “But for real, I’m freaking out about stepping out in front of the camera. That’s usually your gig.” 

“Monny girl, it’s time for you to shine and get your flowers. It’s been long enough.” He is sincere, holding my gaze. “I know that this isn’t ballet and that you like to keep your musical talents under lock and key, but you deserve credit for how gifted you are.” I blink back tears as he continues. “ We built this company from scratch, just the two of us, without outside help. You’ve made countless beats for me and written lyrics for every big name under the sun without taking credit publically. Claim your prize, Monny.” 

“Is it weird I’m thinking about Jake?” I wipe away the one tear that has managed to escape. “It would be weird if you weren’t. Parts of the song are about what happened with him.” Hendy reaches over and squeezes my hand. He really is the best friend a girl could ask for. I attribute much of his emotional availability to his parents; they’re big into family therapy. He’s been nagging me for years to find someone to talk to about my childhood and the accident. 

Steeling myself, I quickly reply, “Whatshisname better do it justice in the article.” I do love the song that the sportsball dude picked. It’s a perfect blend of the two of us. Hendy’s contributions are witty and, at times, sardonic. Mine are aggressive and raw, all about reclaiming your power. It’s different from all the other songs I’ve written for other artists. 

“Come on, Monny. You know his name,” goads Hendy, punching my shoulder lightly, clearly trying to get me to lighten up. He loves to push my buttons. It’s part of a game we play; I am the gloomy storm cloud to his blinding ray of sunshine. 

I’m over it. 

“Fine. Baxter Marlow,” I shout. 

“You called?” asks a deep voice. 

I whip around in the flimsy director’s chair the PAs set up for us. Standing in front of me is the sexiest man I have ever seen. He’s tall, well over six feet, with broad shoulders and a commanding presence. The suit he is wearing is one flex away from falling away from his perfect body, and I really must send the stylist a fruit basket. Baxter Marlow is not wearing a shirt. Everything about him is masculine, strong, and big – like really big – like you know he could absolutely ruin you with a single thrust big. 

When I finally lock in on his face, I lose my breath; It’s so beautiful, it hurts. Baxter’s visage looks open and kind, almost in contrast to his sharply defined body. His full lips are smirking, like we’re sharing an inside joke, and I want to kiss that look right off of him. But it’s his eyes that slay me. They’re the color of the ocean and seem to bore into the deepest part of me. 

This whole exchange couldn’t last more than two seconds, but it feels longer, as if time is slowing down and stretching out, allowing me to soak in every detail. My skin starts to tingle, begging to be touched. Reflexively, something in my belly sparks, lighting a fire I haven’t felt in a long time. 

What the hell is happening to me? Is this normal, or am I about to break out into a rash? 

Naturally, it’s at this moment that gravity and the flimsy chair fail me. 

I fall out of my seat and onto the ground.

Sunny Shelly’s Review: 4 Stars

Favorite Day of the Week is a solid debut romance from Lola Kate Bolen. I enjoyed the journey Monday and Baxter went on. The spark was apparent from the start, when they meet at a magazine photoshoot that is pairing musicians and athletes, but she has some major trauma she’s carrying around from a past relationship and she’s hesitant to give in.

Baxter is patient and kind with Monny, and really just stays present as a friend until she’s ready for more.

There were some chapters that I felt had clunky endings, but the storytelling evened out as rhetorical book went on.

Overall, this was a solid story and I look forward to reading more from this author.

I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.

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If Only You Knew by Stefanie Castro is now live!

Shane promised Becca forever, and all she got was heartbreak upon high school graduation.

There was no tomorrow without Shane Philips by Becca’s side. That was until Shane abruptly breaks up with Becca, leaving her alone to face a future without the one person she had grown to love. Learning to maneuver through life after being Shane’s girlfriend since they were fourteen, Becca never imagined an existence that didn’t include them being together.

The pain Becca was left with goes beyond anything she ever expected. Much like life tends to do, time passes and each of them grows into the adults they are today. They live independent lives for twenty-five years before Shane ends up on her doorstep unexpectedly, wanting to rekindle a love that he chose to walk away from. But can Becca truly let go of her anger and embrace what’s right in front of her all these years later? Most of all, can she forgive Shane for walking away?

This is a second-chance love story between two forty-something soulmates who lived entire lives apart only to find a chance to begin again. But when Shane finds out everything he missed, can their love last? If only he knew…

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Sunny Shelly’s Review: 4 Stars

If Only You Knew is an emotional second-chance romance that hits all the right marks in telling Shane and Rebecca’s reunion, 25 years after they split up the night of their high school graduation. They both have lived a lot of life in the years they were apart, and through a series of then and now chapters, we get the full range of their story: how they came together, what tore them apart, and how they navigate their reunion and a second chance at happiness.

I did feel that the situation with Shane’s mother was just kind of dropped — I would have liked to have gotten some kind of closure there. While Shane does confront her on her horrendous behavior, I wanted to see what kind of resolution Shane and Rebecca come to together in dealing with her after the fact. Aside from that, I really enjoyed Shane and Rebecca’s journey. This was a great debut romance novel from Stefanie Castro, and look forward to reading the next book in this series!

I received a complimentary copy and voluntarily left a review.

Meet Stefanie Castro

Stefanie has written for years on blogging platforms. She is a registered nurse with years of experience working with families starting their journey into the parenting world. She started writing as a way to connect with families and after releasing her first memoir, she felt a pull towards writing romance. Her love of the genre is something she is highly invested in as a reviewer and cheerleader for authors all around. Stefanie is debuting her romance writing career with If Only You Knew. She is shining a light on romance characters that are in their forties. Stefanie resides in Southern California, with her husband, her two kids, and their Cavalier King Charles dog.

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