Tag: enemies to lovers
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The Future is Today: Science Fiction’s Modern Appeal with Lydia P. Brownlow
Lydia P. Brownlow’s article discusses the evolving relevance of science fiction, which reflects human responses to technology and societal change. Her debut novel, “Vermilion Sunrise,” involves teens establishing a colony on another planet, facing relatable challenges. Sci-fi fosters resilience and philosophical inquiry while entertaining, making it accessible and engaging for all readers.
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Tropes: Enemies to Lovers with Rhiannon Hargadon
Guest post from Rhiannaon Hargadon! The Enemies to Lovers trope has captured the hearts of 42% of bookstagramers, including mine. The intense conflict and undeniable attraction make for an electrifying romance. However, not all books deliver on this promise. Despite this, I highly recommend Manacled, The Witch Collector, and The Ever King for a truly…
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No Mercy by D.M. Davis Re-Release Boost!
No Mercy by D.M. Davis has been re-released! When it comes to protecting his angel, he has no mercy. GABRIEL: The first time I saw her, she made my pulse dance to a rhythm that matched the sway of her hips. The second time I saw her, she was in the arms of my best friend.…
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Book Review: Steal by Rachel Van Dyken
This book was a surprise from one of my long-time publishing partners, Valentine PR & Literary Management, they always send me some amazing books and this one was no exception. When it arrived, I remember reading the description and not being entirely sure if I could dig into this one without reading the earlier books…
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Back in the Burbs by Tracy Wolff & Avery Flynn
A big thank you to Valentine PR & Literary Management for sending me an early review copy of this new romantic comedy from Tracy Wolff & Avery Flynn! Back in the Burbs had me laughing so hard through out the entire book! I adore the way Wolff and Flynn put together irresistible comedies that incorporate…
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Mini Review: Brayshaw Series by Meagan Brandy
If you haven’t heard of the Brayshaw series by Meagan Brandy by now, then you definitely need to check it out. It was really a chance encounter that I came across it at all. I’m a big fan of Mary C. Gebhard’s writing and a little while back she made a big announcement that her…
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Book Trope Discussion: Enemies to Lovers
Archetypes are on the rise in the literary world. We are seeing a rise in books dominating with strong female leads as well as the entanglement of various kinds of relationship in the romance genres. As a reader, I do enjoy the strong femal archetype, being a woman myself, but I also prefer to read…
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