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Hide Your Wallet: March 12th Release Week!

Welcome back and hide that wallet! A new Tuesday means new releases. We have a series finale, a series continuation, and some really interesting and epic sounding books. What releases are you checking on this week? Let us know in the comments!

Help A Bitch Out - SOLVED!

HaBO: Milk Toast

This HaBO is from Lori, who wants to find this romance: I read this book in the late 70s or 80s and I’m thinking it was a Harlequin. A man is on the run (maybe from the FBI) and he kidnaps a woman who suffers from ulcers. Milk toast is the only thing that settles her stomach. He escapes with the woman by rafting through the Grand Canyon, where she has a change of heart. … Continue reading HaBO: Milk Toast

Cover Snark: The Ice Caps are Melting

Bearly Better Yeti by Elva Birch. A shirtless man is running his hand through his hair. The background is a beautiful forest and lake. In the bottom right corner is a small polar bear.

Welcome back to Cover Snark! We’re also a little low in the Snark pantry, so feel free to send covers to consider to me or Sarah. From Pam G: So Dr. Nips is back with a truly hideous shirt which he apparently left on when he got the tattoo. Also, where is his left arm? Sarah: The way the mountain cross fades onto his pec looks contagious. Amanda: The metal has got to be real … Continue reading Cover Snark: The Ice Caps are Melting

Whatcha Reading? March 2024, Part One

Keukenhof flower garden, also known as the Garden of Europe. One of the world's largest flower gardens. Lisse, the Netherlands.

Hey there! It’s time for our first Whatcha Reading of the month. This is where we invite you to tell us what books you’re reading or finishing right now. Here’s how we’re kicking off our own month of reading: Sarah: I read Night for Day in two days and really liked it. If you like fantasy and mythology and escape rooms you’ll like this I think. Next is the new Veronica Speedwell, which I have … Continue reading Whatcha Reading? March 2024, Part One

The Rec League: Romantic Suspense without Military or Law Enforcement

The Rec League - heart shaped chocolate resting on the edge of a very old book

This Rec League comes from Cyndy. Thanks, Cyndy! I love suspense/thriller romances but have gotten pretty disillusioned with the military and police for all the reasons you’d might expect. I’ve gotten by with some books about ex military groups or non government entities and I can apparently suspend my disbelief enough in those circumstances to have a good time (think Adriana Anders’s Survival Instincts series, which I LOVE). I’d appreciate if there are recs along … Continue reading The Rec League: Romantic Suspense without Military or Law Enforcement

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