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New Release: SAVING EVANGELINE by @Nancee_Cain

Congratulations to Nancee Cain on her debut novel! Saving Evangeline is garnering quite a few 5 star reviews. Evangeline is the town pariah. Everyone knows she’s crazy and responsible for the death of her last boyfriend. Even her mother left her and moved cross-country. Lonely and desperate, Evie decides to end her life. Rogue angel Remiel longs to return to earth. There’s just one problem. He tends to invite trouble and hasn’t been back since Woodstock. The Boss sends him to save Evangeline, but there’s a catch. He can’t reveal his angelic nature and must complete the task as Father Remiel Blackson. Forced together on a cross-country trip, a forbidden romance ignites and love unfolds. A host of heavenly messengers try to intervene, but Remiel and Evangeline are headed on a collision course to disaster. Will his love save her, or will they both be lost forever? Get it HERE . Add it to your Goodreads shelf. Join Nancy at the Confess Your Love of Romance Novels Facebook ...

The Weight of Words by @georgey_girl #Review #Interview & #Giveaway

I'm pleased to welcome author Georgina Guthrie to the blog for a review of her debut novel The Weight of Words . Stick around for the interview and giveaway! The Weight of Words by Georgina Guthrie My rating: 5 of 5 stars The Course of True Love Never Did Run Smooth What a thought-provoking romance! It's rare for me to feel such fondness for the hero and the heroine, but I loved both Daniel and Aubrey. It's also rare for me to understand Shakespeare, but Georgina Guthrie provides an excellent guide to the Bard in this story. Aubrey Price starts her last year at the University of Toronto with a tight budget, a set of close friends, and a passion for all things Shakespeare. She works as an assistant to Dean Grant in addition to taking a heavy course load. The TA for her Shakespeare course is Dean Grant's son Daniel, who's scruffy and gorgeous. Aubrey tries to suppress her attraction to Daniel's forbidden fruit due to the anti-fraternization policy. (Go...

Blog Tour: Son of Set by @KelseyKetch

YA Bound hosts the book tour for SON OF SET! See the tour schedule HERE   and be sure to enter the giveaway at the bottom of this post. Character Interview: Seth Today, we’re honored to have Seth O’Keefe—Setemple’s prince of chaos.  Hey, Seth. How are you today? SO: *Gives a swoon worthy smile and runs his fingers through his copper hair.* I’d have to say well, being here with you. *Blushes.* Always the Charmer, aren’t you?   What do you think it is about you that makes you so irresistible? SO: Most girls tell me it’s all about my eyes and their hypnotic color. But I’m sure there are other reasons as well. Mm hm, and what is it about Natara Stone that makes her so much more appealing than the bevy of beauties that constantly surround you? SO: *Laughs.* Where to start? Her amazing amethyst eyes; her smooth, bronze skin; her beautiful, raven-colored hair; the sway of her hips as she walks; and a figure that could rock—   Okay, ok...

Review: Hard Time by Cara McKenna

Hard Time by Cara McKenna My rating: 4 of 5 stars Hot for Prisoner Since Shawshank Redemption and the time I met hero Michael Scofield from the TV show Prison Break, I've been fascinated by prison stories. While this novel captured some of the thrill of a forbidden prison romance, Eric Collier is no Michael Scofield. Annie Goodhouse is woman in her mid-twenties who recently moved from her hometown of Charleston to a town near Detroit. There are two reasons for her move: 1) a new job as a librarian in Michigan and 2) an ex-boyfriend who abused her in South Carolina. "I'd needed a change of scenery. A place with snowy winters, where the men spoke in honest, sharp-edged Northern accents, incapable of glazing their empty promises in sweet Southern honey." One day a week, librarian Annie teaches and mentors at a local prison. There she meets tall, handsome, and quiet inmate Eric. When she helps him with his learning disability, he practices how to write better ...