Book of the Week Winners!

Here are the winners of this week’s Book of the Week Poll.

Both will go through to the Book of the Month Poll!

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The winners are:

FIRST PLACE:

The Curse (The Witches of Salem #1) by T.S. McKinney

Reviewed by Sarina

 

TITLE: The Curse

SERIES: The Witches of Salem #1

AUTHOR: T.S. McKinney

PUBLISHER: Painted Hearts Publishing

LENGTH: 166 pages

RELEASE DATE: August 3, 2017

BLURB:

Witches. Warlocks. Hocus Pocus.

I didn’t believe in any of those things. To be honest, the only thing I really believed in….really had faith in its existence, was bad luck. There was too much proof of it in my life to deny it.

As it turns out, the bad luck that accompanies me wherever I go escalated to a heightened level following a visit form a long-lost relative I didn’t even know existed. She starts spouting nonsense about my parents really loving me (even though they committed suicide a few days after my birth), how my mother tried using witchcraft to save their lives…and how there is a curse hanging over my head that requires my death on my twenty-fifth birthday. Supposedly all the Bailey men commit suicide on their twenty-fifth birthdays due to this curse.

Total craziness, right?

Wrong.

A small dash of intrigue and a heaping-helping of fear cause me to pack up and head to Salem, Massachusetts – where it all started. Here’s my biggest problem: my twenty-fifth birthday is only a couple of weeks away and I’m having these very sensual dreams about a man I don’t know.

I might not know him, but I sure want him. Read More »

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SECOND PLACE:

Tender Mercies (Men of Lancaster County #2) by Eli Easton

Reviewed by Christine

 

TITLE: Tender Mercies

SERIES: Men of Lancaster County #2

AUTHOR: Eli Easton

PUBLISHER: Dreamspinner Press

LENGTH: 216 pages

RELEASE DATE: October 27, 2017

BLURB:

A Men of Lancaster County Novel

Eddie Graber’s dream of a sanctuary for rescued farm animals was about to come true when his partner backed out at the last minute. Now Eddie risks losing the twenty-five acre property in Lancaster County—and all the hopes he held for it—before the project even gets off the ground. He needs help, he needs money, but most importantly, he needs to rediscover the belief in a higher purpose that brought him here in the first place.

Samuel Miller worked hard to fit into his Amish community despite his clubfoot. But when his father learns Samuel is gay, he is whipped and shunned. With just a few hundred dollars to his name, Samuel responds to an ad for a farmhand and finds himself employed by a city guy who has strange ideas about animals, no clue how to run his small farm, and a gentle heart.

Samuel isn’t the only lost soul to serendipitously find his way to Meadow Lake Farm. There’s Fred and Ginger, two cows who’d been living in a garage, a gang of sheep, and a little black pig named Benny who might be the key to life, love, money—and even a happily ever after for two castoffs. Read More »

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS!

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