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Showing posts with label L. Penelope. Show all posts
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March 21, 2022

4 Romance Novels to Fall in Love With

by MK French



Spring is here and romance is in the air. If you are looking for love in the pages of your next read, then here are 4 romance novels you must read. The first two are available now and you will want to pre-order the last two books so you don't miss them.

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August 4, 2021

5 Fantasy Novels to Add to Your TBR Pile

by MK French


I love all sorts of fantasy novels and there are many great fantasy novels coming out this month. Today, I tell you about two young adult novels that came out yesterday and a romantic fantasy and another young adult novel that come out later this month. I wrap up with a new adult fantasy novel that was published back in January. I would love to hear about the fantasy novels you are enjoying - leave a comment!

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August 10, 2020

Cry of Metal and Bone by L. Penelope ~ a Review

by MK French


Following the fall of the Mantle, Lagrimari flee to Elsira. A group with ties to the Elsiran government starts launching attacks, so a team has to investigate them. Disgraced socialite Lizvette Nirale and smuggler Tai Summerhawk must team up to look into deadly magic, secret agendas, and court intrigue to discover the truth.

November 30, 2019

Best Reads of November


We are at the end of another month. Can you believe that there are only 25 days until Christmas? The staff of Girl Who Reads has been busy reading and now are attempting the difficult task of naming their favorite read of the month.

November 14, 2019

5 Tales of Romantic Fantasy You May Have Missed

by MK French



It's often fun to explore new locations for a vacation. How about entirely new worlds? Some of them are close to our own, others can be completely different from everything we've ever known. People all need and want the same kinds of things, and that includes someone they can love and care for. It often isn't the driving force for the story, but it certainly helps to give our heroes an added push.

May 1, 2018

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