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Sometimes women who are complete opposites in personality, status and/or beliefs can compliment one another and ultimately become a perfect match as they compensate for the other.
From our review: “Because it’s a short fiction the author wastes no time introducing the well-drawn milleau in which Her Most Royal Excellency Alludos Minaris Xeratos Koxinahmalof the house Ehkâsorki, First Daughter, Princess of the Moons of Mellinanious and the Thalas Belt, Empress Ascendant becomes the biggest prize in the galaxy.”
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From our review: “I love the circumstances that bring Adriana and Roxy into one another’s orbits. During their first meeting, Adriana firmly puts Roxxxy in her place in such a fantastic way”
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From our review: “The writing in this book, especially the dialogue between characters, is superb. The author gets across many different opinions respectfully”
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From our review: “The writing in this book is lovely. The author invoked emotions with her words.”
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Meeting Millie by Clare Ashton is a friends-to-lovers contemporary romance set in majestic Oxford. Oxford – the “City of Spires”, home to gothic towers and spires is where nerdy, upper-middle-class
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From our review: “I’m suffering from a serious book hangover right now and I wished that I could have spent more time with Fiadh and Clara because Anna Burke really brought them to life for me.”
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From our Review: “This romantic comedy is set in the delightful town of Thistle Grove and features a returning cast from previous books. But it is entirely stand-alone if you are like me and have not read the others.”
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From our review: “Dark Haven by Brey Willows is an exquisitely written paranormal romance with two strong and intelligent mains and dynamic supporting characters.”
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From our review: “The slam bang opening of a person being chased through the woods at knifepoint by a murderous fiend is a fun start if you enjoy that kind of thing, and I do.”
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From our review: “The politics and intrigue that was started in the first book ramped up for this one making it feel a little like a giant game of chess.”
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