Category: Reading Challenge

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Books Acquired Via BookBub in December

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Well I'm still trying to limit the amount of free books via BookBub, but if you follow my blog you will know I've got a weakness for downloading free books. Even though I only download books that interest me. Studmuffin Santa (Ponderosa Resort #1) by Tawna FenskeDirty Bad Boys Box Set (Forbidden Romance Collection) Kat… Continue reading Books Acquired Via BookBub in December

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Sugar

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by Mila Hart I enjoyed this book. It's a nice quick easy read. It's got everything as well as being hot and steamy. It has also helped me to get my read books list up for my 2019 GoodReads Challenge. Payton Sanders is in college studying to become a lawyer. While she is putting herself… Continue reading Sugar

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NetGalley 2020 New Years Resolutions

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NetGalley have put an interesting post on their Instagram page. Asking us what are resolutions will be for 2020. They have given us some suggestions and they have also left room for us to put down our own resolutions. NetGalley Resolutions for 2020 I didn't need to tick all of these as I'm quite good… Continue reading NetGalley 2020 New Years Resolutions

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The 2020 Book Bingo Reading Challenge from Modern Gypsy

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I can't remember how I came across this 2020 Bingo Book Reading Challenge from the Modern Gypsy, but it captured my interest and I am going to take part in it. If this 2020 Bingo Book Challenge captures your interest and you want to join in all you have to do is follow the instructions… Continue reading The 2020 Book Bingo Reading Challenge from Modern Gypsy

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Dear Edward

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by Ann Napolitano I enjoyed this book but I still have mixed feelings about it. Which I can't quite put my finger on. The other thing that I found a bit confusing while reading the book, is that it keeps going back in time. To the lives of the people who perished in the plane… Continue reading Dear Edward