Release Tour incl Interview & Excerpt: Lynn Burke – Returning Your Love (Pippin Creek #1)

RELEASE TOUR incl Interview & Excerpt: Returning Your Love by Lynn Burke EXCLUSIVE Lynn Burke Author Interview   1: Now that you’re finished with this book, what’s next on your writing schedule?   I’m currently working on two series and Read more

New Release Review: Paper Roses (Confetti Hitched #3) by Lily Morton

Reviewed by Ro   TITLE:  Paper Roses SERIES:  Confetti Hitched #3 AUTHOR: Lily Morton PUBLISHER: Self Published LENGTH: 326 Pages RELEASE DATE: February 9, 2025 BLURB: Jed Walker thinks he’s having a midlife crisis. The only trouble is that it Read more

Spotlight Blog Post incl Exclusive Excerpt: Raquel Riley – Hot Doggin (Bitches with Stitches #1)

Love Bytes is welcoming author Raquel Riley to their blog to talk about her upcoming release “Hot Doggin”. Welcome 🙂 Blurb: It’s funny how you can wake up one day and realize that everything you’ve ever wanted has been right Read more

New Release Blitz incl Exclusive Excerpt: Jessamyn Kingley – Distinctly Daray (D’Vaire #43)

Book Title: Distinctly Daray (D’Vaire, Book 43) Author and Publisher: Jessamyn Kingley Cover Artist: LJ Anderson of Mayhem Cover Creations Release Date: February 6, 2025 Genre: MMM Fantasy/Paranormal Romance Trope: Fated mates Themes: Love, overcoming obstacles Heat Rating: 3 flames Read more

Recent Release Book Review: Not so Innocent (Shattered Glass #2) by Dani Alexander

Reviewed by Sadonna   TITLE: Not so Innocent SERIES: Shattered Glass #2 AUTHOR: Dani Alexander PUBLISHER: Self-published LENGTH: 483 pages RELEASE DATE: January 27, 2025 BLURB: Some secrets are worth dying for. Others are worth killing for. Nikolaj “Cai” Strakosha Read more

Book Review: Beneath Cherry Blossom Memories (Dreadful Boys #1) by Myka Loren

Reviewed by Mal   TITLE: Beneath Cherry Blossom Memories SERIES: Dreadful Boys #1 AUTHOR: Myka Loren PUBLISHER: Self Published LENGTH: 338 Pages RELEASE DATE: December 13, 2024 BLURB: PhoenixBad breakups happen. Sometimes, they hurt, and other times they’re downright deadly. Read more