Cocktales , a limited-release anthology of original, never before published material, from some of your favorite bestselling authors is available now! Each story was specifically written for this anthology. The goal of the Cocktales Anthology is to raise funds to fight against obstruction of creative expression. Specifically, what we believe are obstruction attempts through the trademarking of common (single) words for titicular use in books / or as a book series (eBooks, print, and audio). Cocktales will only be available May 26th-August 26th. Download your copy today: Amazon: https://amzn.to/2InBckG Amazon Universal: http://mybook.to/Cocktales Amazon Print: https://amzn.to/2rUn33i iBooks: https://apple.co/2IoO7CM Nook: https://bit.ly/2k0i25J Kobo: http://bit.ly/2IIixiH Google Play: https://bit.ly/2ImisBR Add to Goodreads: http://bit.ly/CockTalesGR Contributing Authors Include: Nana Malone, USA Today Bestselling author – Foreword
Laura Kaye is joining us today to share the cover reveal and re-release of her series, Vampire Warrior Kings! Check it out and be sure to order your copy today! A Note From Laura Kaye: Dear Readers, I am so thrilled to re-release my Vampire Warrior Kings books with all new gorgeous covers and new content in each book, including brand new epilogues in books two and three. Vampires were my first love as a reader and a writer, so it was a thrill to get to immerse myself in this world again. I hope you’ll give the Vampire Warrior Kings a try! Thanks for reading!
Switched by Cassie Mae was a funny and often frustrating read but highly entertaining. Kayla, Wesley, Reagan and Talon were all friends. Reagan and Talon were a couple while Kayla and Wesley, well they've been pining for these two since high school. Told from Kayla's point of view, she, dragging Wesley along hatches a plan to break the happy couple apart. Because as everyone can see Talon is her soulmate while Wesley is Reagan's. Thus starts the funs and the laughs and the musical chairs between the four. Kayla as a character was frustrating initially for me, I have no idea whether its because she was being an evil bestfriend to Reagan or she really was in love with Talon. I could not really hate nor empathize with her at the start. As the story progressed and the romance part began, her sudden self awareness becomes believable. The pace, the tone and style of writing was excellent. I can see that Cassie Mae has developed her own unique voice in the
What eye-catching covers! They remind me of those historical romance novels of old, and now even contemporary books are at it.
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