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Sunday Sale Digest!

Smart Bitches in a blue typewriter font, and After Dark lit up like hot pink neon

This piece of literary mayhem is exclusive to Smart Bitches After Dark, but fret not. If you’d like to join, we’d love to have you! Have a look at our membership options, and come join the fun! If you want to have a little extra fun, be a little more yourself, and be part of keeping the site open for everyone in the future, we can’t wait to see you in our new subscription-based section … Continue reading Sunday Sale Digest!

Hide Your Wallet

Six Sports Romances Out This Spring

This post is sponsored by W by Wattpad. Find Drive by Tamara Lush and Out of His League by Caroline Richardson wherever books are sold! As a huge reader of sports romances, I feel like I’m forever chasing the high of marathoning sports series by authors like Jaci Burton and Erin McCarthy. Here are a handful of new sports romances that release in the next couple months! Which sports romances are on your TBR pile … Continue reading Six Sports Romances Out This Spring

Hide Your Wallet

Bitches Love Witches: A Hide Your Wallet Bonus

Sarah: It’s very nearly Spoooooky Season, if it’s not already. What’s the line, anyway? Appearance of Halloween candy at Costco (Uh, check, I think)? The arrival of Pumpkin Spice Everything? Check! The first time I make pumpkin bread? Check! Decor and accessories? Oh, yeeeaaaah. My local Joann’s had this guy hanging out ready to deliver some snacks the last time I went, and that was last week, still in August: Amanda and I both noticed, … Continue reading Bitches Love Witches: A Hide Your Wallet Bonus

Books On Sale

Romantic Suspense, Hockey Players, & More

Books on Sale: A Princess in Theory by Alyssa Cole & More

A Princess in Theory by Alyssa Cole is $1.99! This is the first book in her Reluctant Royals series and this seems to be a series that just keeps getting better with its books. Many readers loved how Alyssa writes consent, agency, and all sorts of other awesome and empowering things. However, some warn that this book takes several chapters to get into the swing of things.

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