Partner Pursuit by Kathy Strobos (New York Friendship Book 1) | Author Guest Post, Excerpt, Review
When a workaholic lawyer meets a fun-loving music marketing executive for opposites attract, friends-to-lovers adventures, which partnership will she choose?
Christmas Cookies on a Cruise Ship by Parker Fairchild | Review-$25 Giveaway-Excerpt
Chemist and budding romance writer Olivia Chasen is on a cruise to avoid spending Christmas with her beautiful twin sister and new fiancé—Olivia's ex. Now, thanks to her lonely, intoxicated ramblings on Santa's lap, her fellow passengers think she's in love with a fictional character.
Former Navy SEAL Commander Jace Morse has dealt with plenty of unusual situations in his career, but he's never had the honor, the pleasure, or the privilege of being a beautiful and intelligent woman's fantasy hero come to life.
The Girl in the 67 Beetle by Linda Lenhoff | Review, $25 GC or Book Giveaway, Excerpt
The Girl in the 67 Beetle is teeming with fun, quirky characters and dialogue. Amy, while recovering from a divorce, meets three different men. Which one will be "just right" for her?
This entertaining retelling of the Goldilocks tale will make you laugh, think, and question. What more could you ask of a book?
Amanda911 by Mark Schreiber | Review, $50 Giveaway, and Interview
Amanda911 is a story for our time, about an occupation that didn't exist a few years ago, but that millions now aspire to. It's a funny, fast-paced journey through the contemporary digital landscape that is the influencer phenomenon.
Blah, Blah, Blah: A Snarky Guide to Office Lingo by Dan Hill, Howard Moskowitz, et al | Giveaway & Spotlight
Join the fun as the two lead authors and 50 other contributors offer their humorous take on how the workplace really operates. With almost 600 diabolical definitions to enjoy, you're sure to find plenty to smile about.
Zither! by Jeffrey Hanlon (a Max Candiotti RomCom Mystery) | Spotlight
A nutty religious cult abducts a herd of prime gazebos (huh?) and it's up to bumbling P.I. Mars Candiotti to rescue them. Mars chronicles his quest in his comic mystery Zither.
As Zither swallows its own tale, Mars finds it increasingly tricky to distinguish between real people and his rambunctious fictional characters. Zither becomes the romper room where his reality meets fantasy - and get frisky with each other.