The holidays are over and spring is upon us. That means we’re all trying to get in the cleaning spirit, especially when it comes to books. We’d love to pass along some of them to all of you! And by some, we mean boxes. Yes, boxes!
We have five (5) boxes of books to giveaway! More boxes may be added.
We can promise the books included are absolutely new, finished copies, unread, and printed on paper. We can also promise there will be at least five books, possibly more, in each box.
Each box will have a mix of subgenres. Genres include contemporary, historical, thrillers, and paranormal romance, too. While we hope the box you receive contains a subgenre or author you enjoy, we also have our fingers crossed that you’ll love trying something new. And as always, our mission statement is to share the love and share the romance.
To enter, comment below with your favorite book you’ve read so far in 2019!
Standard disclaimers apply: We are not being compensated for this giveaway. Void where prohibited. Must be over 18 and ready to read read read. Open to international residents where permitted by applicable law. Boxes will contain books. We promise. Hope you’re ready! Entries will end around noon on Friday 12 April 2019, and winners will be announced and notified shortly afterward.
Good luck, everyone!
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Had so many 5* reads already this year… but I guess I’ll go with King of Scars by Leigh Bardugo.
So far, Unmarriageable by Soniah Kamal is one of the best books of the year!
I haven’t read a current book yet this year! I’m still unpacking from moving in 2016 and can’t put my keepers on a shelf til I’ve re-read them. Yes it’s a big psychological issue I’m sure but I’m happy.
I am a sucker for Jill Mansell so of course loved Maybe This Time, but I’ve been burning through books this year and am struggling to remember them clearly, but I enjoyed The Getaway Girl by Tessa Bailey, and the 21 Wall St series by Lauren Layne.
I haven’t read a current book yet this year! I’m still unpacking from moving in 2016 and can’t put my keepers on a shelf til I’ve re-read them. Yes it’s a big psychological issue I’m sure but I’m happy.
My favorite is a tie between Life After Life by Kate Atkinson and The Fifth Season by N. K. Jemisin
Two favorites – Watcher in the Woods by Kelley Armstrong and In a Badger Way by Shelly Laurenston. Thanks!!
Fatal Reckoning by Marie Force is just so awesome. It makes you laugh, it will make you cry. This is part of her Fatal series and one series I pre-order no matter what. Outstanding.
Red, White and Royal Blue, by Casey McQuiston
My favorite book so far is What the Wind Knows by Amy Harmon.
Memory in Death-J.D. Robb We learn more about Lt. Eve Dallas’s past when her cruel foster mother is murdered after trying to shake down Roarke for $2M.
My favorite book so far has been Alex, Approximately by Jenn Bennett.
The Viper (Highland Guard, #4) by
McCarty, Monica
My favorite so far is for sure the laws of physics series by penny Reid
My favorite so far has been Harlan Coben’s RUN AWAY. I’m still waiting for a HR to knock my socks off.
Favorite book so far – Daisy Jones and the Six, yikes what a story!
“The Gown” by Jennifer Robson. One of the best this year. Also loved “The Girl He Used To Know”
How can I choose just one????
I always enjoy Anne Bishop and Faith Hunter, but right now I’m laughing my hindy off (if only) reading Shelly Laurenston’s Pride series. First time to read all the books in order, as I’m easing up to the latest Honey Badger. So many Bad Decision Book Club nights!
Jasmine Guillory’s The Proposal 🙂
My absolute favorite book and most inspiring read in a long time was Grandma Gatewood’s Walk by Ben Montgomery, a biography of the first woman (a 67 YO grandmother!) to thru-hike the 2,000 mile Appalachian Trail. She did it in 1955 and at that time, only 7 other people, all younger men, had done the complete hike.
I loved Unmarriageable, a P&P retelling set in Pakistan.
Record of a Spaceborn Few by Becky Chambers. I love all the books in this series but this one was the right book at the right moment.
The two latest Rockton books, This Fallen Prey and Watcher In The Woods by Kelley Armstrong.
too many to count! I’m averaging about one Alyssa Cole novel a month, and it’s a toss up which one is my current favorite. I’m leaning toward A Hope Divided.
So far this year my favorite is The Tiger’s Daughter by K. Arsenault Rivera.
This is such a hard question. I’m going to have to go with The Husband Hunters.
The Last Letter by Rebecca Yarros is a favorite, along with Devney Perry’s books.
It’s always so hard to decide. I think I’ll suggest “Love, Unexpectedly” by Susan Fox. It has friends-to-lovers that finally get together while playing out a “strangers on a train” fantasy while crossing Canada. I loved it!
I love this comment thread! My favorite read so far this year has been The Library Book, by Susan Orlean, with The Kiss Quotient (how did I wait this long to read it?!) by Helen Hoang close behind.
So I am trying to cook more as well as make healthier food so The VB6 Cookbook by Mark Bittman has been great to insert more plant based meals into my diet!
“The Library Book” by Susan Orleans. We read it for my book club last month, funnily enough it took months to get from my library.
Normally, I shy away from super popular books because I feel like I always am disappointed, but I really enjoyed this one. I thought it was really well researched but written so it didn’t feel like a textbook. And I was a little heart sad when they described the fire – all that history just gone!
“The Magpie Lord” by KJ Charles – just discovered this author and I want more! Sadly my library has a very limited collection (1) so off to the bookstore I go. Also really enjoyed “How to be a Good Creature” by Sy Montgomery. Very touching and fun collection of stories about her relationships with different animals throughout her life.
Right now it’s a tie between the New Camelot series by Sierra Simone & Wolfsong by TJ Klune (which I bought when y’all advertised it last week!).
I loved “The Promise” by Robert Crais and “The Worst Date Ever: War Crimes, Hollywood Heart-Throbs and Other Abominations” by Jane Bussmann
Beard Science by Penny Reid. Loved it!
Bad Blood by John Carreyrou
I just finished the newest Veronica Speedwell book, “A Dangerous Collaboration” and I looovveedd it! 😀
Skyward by Brandon Sanderson
Birthday Girl by Penelope Douglas is my favorite read so far this year.
Lovely War by Julie Berry. It is centered around two couples during WWI. The book is narrated by Greek gods and goddesses who explain their role in each love story.