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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!

Books On Sale

Books by Ilona Andrews, Penny Reid, & More

Books on Sale: Witch King by Martha Wells & More

RECOMMENDEDWitch King by Martha Wells is $2.99! Carrie reviewed this and gave it a B+:

The biggest thing you need to know about Witch King is that it is very different from Murderbot. If you are hoping for a fantasy version of Murderbot you will be disappointed. The tone is different, the humor, when it exists, is dryer, the scope is different, and the violence is dialed waaayyy up. However, on its own merits, Witch King is a complex, interesting fantasy novel that keeps two timelines moving and introduces a group of allies who gel into a found family.

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Hide Your Wallet

Hide Your Wallet: September 3rd Release Week!

Happy Tuesday! For those in the States, I hope you enjoyed the long weekend and prepped your TBR for today’s releases. (Or at least enjoyed the time, however you chose to spend it!) Lots of fantasy and paranormal titles this week on our radar. What books are you excited for? Let us know in the comments!

Books On Sale

Contemporary Romances and Something Spooky

Books on Sale: Second Night Stand by Karelia Stetz-Waters & More

Second Night Stand by Fay Stetz-Waters and Karelia Stetz-Waters is $2.99 and a Kindle Daily Deal! Shana recently gave this a B-:

Ultimately, this is a steamy sapphic romance where the love story easily overshadows the reality tv competition. Both heroines start the book feeling afraid other people will see their flaws, and I loved the themes of healing, being loved for your true self, not making work your whole life, and finding a new path to happiness.

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