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!
Winner announcement! Congratulations to the winners below:
Winners, please check your email inbox and spam folders!
Rafe, A Buff Male Nanny by Rebekah Weatherspoon
American Dreamer by Adrianna Herrera was amazing.
I’ve been on a Sarina Bowen kick, and just finished Fireworks. So good!
So far this year my favorite reads are Nightchaser by Amanda Bouchet and Murder on Astor Place by Victoria Thompson.
How to Be a Normal Person by TJ Klune has been my favorite book so far this year. He was a new to me author, and I can’t remember that last time I laughed so much while reading a book. Since then I’ve also read How To Be a Movie Star, which was also enjoyable.
I’ve been in a little bit of a slump, and building up a bit of a TBR pile until I can really dive in, but I just got Wild Country by Anne Bishop from the library.
What a fun giveaway! Thank you for the chance to win. Thus far my favorite this year has been a reread of SK Dunstall’s Linesman series.
Devil’s Daughter by Lisa Kleypas
Bad NewsCowboy by Maisey Yates
Fortune’s Pawn by Rachel Bach – I just love Devi Morris she is such a badass!
as with most of you, I read so much I can hardly keep everything straight. This weekend, I found myself re-reading – and enjoying the second time around – A Marriage of Opposites and Indiscreet (Mary Balough!!). I would recommend them both highly.
Ronin Lahren’s The Ones Who Got Away. I want to continue with the series, but I know I need to digest this one for awhile first.
My favorite book I’ve read so far in 2019 is far and away A Girl Like Her by Talia Hibbert. What an incredible author. I’ve since read 3 more of her books and I cannot get enough!
I’d have to say my favourite book I’ve read this year has been Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay but I’m reading Bad Blood by John Carreyrou at the moment and it is all kinds of crazy and TRUE and I am loving every minute of it! Looking forward to something a little lighter next though!
A Scandalous adeal by Joanna Shupe. I’ve just discovered her and her golden age novels and I love them!
Rafe by Rebekah Weatherspoon. Will reread soon.
Polaris Rising by Jessie Mihalik, and Flight from the Eagle by Dinah Dean, which I have to mention even though it is very old and out of print.
Really enjoyed Wild Country by Anne Bishop and finally read the Thief series by Megan Whalen Turner after seeing countless recommendations.
I’m reading “Ayesha At Last” by Uzma Jalaluddin. It was gifted to me on Saturday and I am halfway through it. It’s a Muslim Indian-Canadian retelling of “Pride & Prejudice” and so much fun.
I’m recommending Tikka Chance On Me by Suleikha Snyder to everyone!
I read Furiously Happy & I laughed the entire way through it.
A dangerous Collaboration by Deanna Raybourn! It has taken me some time to warm up to the series but I really enjoyed this installment.
A Discovery of Witches. I know, I am about 3-4 years behind on my TBR pile.
Fav book so far is ALL SYSTEMS RED by Martha Wells
Fav romance (it’s romantic suspense) is SAY YOU’RE SORRY by Karen Rose, followed by (romantic fantasy) THE WOLF IN THE WHALE by Jordanna Max Brodsky
Tsumiko and the Enslaved Fox by Forthright.
Thank you!
My favorite book do far this year is : ” Welcome to Castle Cove” by Kory Shroom . This book has a lot of suspence, mystery, lots of twists & turns too!! I could not put this book down! If you’re looking for a new read/author; pick this gem up.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
The Eight by Katherine Neville – It was recommended in the comments in a HaBo post and I’m so glad I read it!
My favorite read so far this year has been, Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson. Haven’t laughed so hard in ages.
Polaris Rising! eagerly awaiting the next story 🙂
I’m on a reading rampage this year and picking just one is a wee bit difficult. So, I’ll go for two! I fell in love with Leigh Bardugo’s Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom this year. The comprehensive world building, intricate plotting and compelling characters kept me rooting for the sometimes not-so-perfect heroes.
My favorite this year is Rafe by Rebekah Weatherspoon
Wild Country by Anne Bishop coming out reminded me how much I loved Written in Red. Just finished rereading it and it was just as good as I remembered!
I finally read The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie by Jennifer Ashley and feel in love with the whole Mackenzie clan. Overnight Sensation by Sarina Bowen has been a highlight, too!
I fell headfirst into the “Comfortable Courtesan” series, which is a ridiculous amount of fun.
Auntie Poldi and the Sicilian Lions!
Probably Mrs. Martin’s Incomparable Adventure by Courtney Milan.
Circe by Madeline Miller. I just went through my kindle, and I’ve enjoyed a bunch of books this year, but while most were “good”, they were also not particularly memorable.
The Hating Game by Sally Thorne. Finished reading it and immediately restarted.
Memory, by Lois McMaster Bujold