Emma St. Clair
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Emma St. Clair wrote If All Else Sails.
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All's Fair in Love and Christmas
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“Sarah Monzon’s All’s Fair in Love and Christmas is not just another sweet or funny Christmas romance. It has heart and depth, handling social anxiety and other topics, like dementia and raising your sibling’s children, with care and kindness. It’s funny, at times heart-wrenching, and written with truly great lines and faith woven throughout. If you’re looking for a heartwarming, happy read that doesn’t gloss over the hard parts of the holidays but instead offers hope, this is the perfect choice!”
Brynn and Sebastian Hate Each Other
Fiction
“From the moment I heard the title and saw the cover, I knew I NEEDED to read this book. And if you are someone who loves quirky small town settings, enemies to lovers, and crisp, delightful prose, you do too! You'll be rooting for Brynn and Sebastian, not just as a couple, but as two people in need of a little redemption and maybe a life reset. This is a romcom that brings some real depth and development, but will also leave you smiling. Longtime fans of Bethany Turner and new readers alike will love this one!”
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“Calling all fans of slow burn, opposites attract romance! Melissa Ferguson brings another fresh, delightful romcom in FAMOUS FOR A LIVING. Cat and Zaiah are an imperfectly perfect match with swoony chemistry and plenty of back-and-forth banter. The gorgeous national park setting provides a lush backdrop for this fish-out-of-water story as influencer Cat hopes to escape a media fallout and finds much, much more. Readers who loved THE CUL-DE-SAC WARS and MEET ME IN THE MARGINS won’t be disappointed in Ferguson's latest read!”
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“Readers, you are in for a pure delight! Luke Edgewood is, in a word, dreamy.”
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“Natalie Walters delivers an addictive, fast-paced rom-com romp in SPIES, LIES, AND ALIBIS. You'll be rooting for these complex characters who manage to be relatable even in the midst of espionage and covert ops. It's a refreshing take on romance--funny, tender, and heartfelt, but with heart-pounding action and adventure that will keep you reading long past bedtime. A purely delightful read!”
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“'WHAT NOT TO DO ON VACATION is a tender, banter-filled novel that reads like a lighter, funnier, beachy version of a family saga. I was invested from the start not only in the double dose of romance, but in all three sisters' lives and stories. Magee handles big, heavy family topics deftly and with both care and humor. A hope-infused joy of a book!'”
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