Featured New Release Of The Week Under An Alaskan Sky By Jennifer Snow

04-29-2020

This week we're looking at a solid romance set in the wilds of Alaska. This week we're looking at

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Hype Train: Burn Zone By Annabeth Albert

04-27-2020

Been a while since I've actively done a #HypeTrain post, and while my ARC work has been going strong I haven't been participating in as many Release Day blitzes - mostly *because* my other ARC work has kept me so busy. But this week we have a special treat - a MM romance set in a community that normally has been a bit more... resistant... to such romances. So let's get started with this blitz, shall we?

The book in question is Burn Zone by Annabeth Albert, a Carina Press (an imprint of Harlequin) effort, and here's what I had to say about it on my normal review distribution sites:

MM Romance Set In The World Of Granite Mountain/ My Lost Brothers. This is book 1 of a new series th

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Book Review: The Match Makers By Maggie Dallen

04-21-2020

Solid Conclusion. This is Book 3 of a quick novella series - no one book i

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Featured New Release Of The Week The Idea Of The Brain By Matthew Cobb

04-21-2020

This week we're looking at a comprehensive overview of the science of the most important part of the human body. This week, we're looking at The Idea Of The Brain by

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Book Review: Stories We Never Told By Sonja Yoerg

04-19-2020

Excellent Work Partially Marred By Problematic Ideas About Autism. This book, as so many of its type, starts relatively slow and low key - a woman goes to dinner wit

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Book Review: The Caretakers By Eliza Maxwell

04-14-2020

A Story As Old As Time. At its crux - and without giving anything

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Featured New Release Of The Week The Address Book By Deidre Mask

04-14-2020

This week we're looking at an interesting history of a seemingly mundane topic. This week, we're looking at

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Book Review: Strike Me Down By Mindy Mejia

04-12-2020

Raise Me Up. In some ways, this is your stereotypical whodunit, straight dow

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Book Review: The Next Great Migration By Sonia Shah

04-10-2020

Interesting and Applicable. This is a truly remarkable work that trace

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