The Thief, the Damsel, and the Dragon by Angela R. Watts {Review!}
Title: The Thief, The Damsel, and The Dragon Author: Angela R. Watts Genre: Christian Contemporary Romance Setting: North Carolina, United States Publisher: Angela R. Watts Source: from author in exchange for an honest critique. No review required and no compensation exchanged. Overall Rating: 4.5/5 stars
Exile by Rachel Starr Thomson
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Interview with Laurel Garver
Hello everyone! Today (or rather tonight) I’ll be interviewing Laurel Garver, author of Almost There. Her favorite color is plum, partially (or completely?) due to her love of our dear Professor (points for getting the reference!). You know, at some point you’re all going to have to call these points … Anyway, on with the interview! * What’s […]
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The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
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Edenbrooke by Julianne Donaldson (a negative-ish review of the book everyone else adores)
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