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  1. younela
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    I’m really looking forward to this series.
    younela48@yahoo.co.uk

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  2. Lee Todd
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    love the sound of this series

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  3. Didi
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    I love the names and series chosen, and Cutie and the Beast as title is cute too! 🙂
    Really enjoy reading this book and can’t wait for the other two releases!
    Congrats on the release of this new series, EJ.
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    1. EJ Russell
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      Thank you, Didi!

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  4. kp
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    Love the sound of this book!
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  5. susana
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    Thank you for the interesting post. It is always good to find out the origin of things like names 😉
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  6. Shirley Ann Speakman
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    It’s sounds like it isn’t that easy to find a title to fit a book, I really like the title of the book and the cover too.

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    1. EJ Russell
      EJ Russell at |

      Thank you, Shirley Ann. The cover is by the wonderful Lou Harper. Wait until you see the covers for the other two books!

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  7. 16forward
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    This sounds like a wonderful series. I love the fairy tale premise and the bow tie on the cover is perfect for the character. Can’t wait to read about these brothers…series are the best ever!!! Riptide has some of the best authors and books under their wing. Congratulations and lucky you.

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    1. EJ Russell
      EJ Russell at |

      I feel so fortunate to be part of the Riptide family. Rachel, my editor, is amazing!

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  8. Bea LaRocca
    Bea LaRocca at |

    I honestly can’t wait to start reading this series! I love paranormal stories, especially those set in the modern era and this one sounds like an engaging and entertaining read! Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and for offering a Giveaway!
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    1. EJ Russell
      EJ Russell at |

      Combining mythology and modern day is so much fun!

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  9. heath0043
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    Thank you for some author’s insight on how you come up with names. This series sounds great and the title of the book is very catching.
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  10. Trix
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    Titling sounds impossible, but I like these!

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  11. lisa
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    Thanks for sharing your process. I love this title & I’m totally with you on the heart eyes for Riptide!
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    1. EJ Russell
      EJ Russell at |

      I know, right?

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  12. debby236
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    Thanks so much. This looks like a wonderful series.
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  13. H.B.
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    Thank you for sharing! I’m looking forward to giving this a read.
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  14. EJ Russell
    EJ Russell at |

    Thank you so much for hosting me today! And thanks to everyone who stopped by to join me on the journey.

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  15. Purple Reader
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    Congrats, E.J., and thanks for sharing your naming process. I too like experimenting with a play on words, and find yours dare a clever twists. It makes the setting of fae in the modern world all the more interesting. –
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  16. salann31
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    I sympathise with the naming process. I often have to come up with a name for a new animal and i’m rubbish at it! I’ve just read Cutie and the Beast and it was great, can’t wait for The Druid Next Door 🙂
    salann31@hotmail.co.uk

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