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#2020GRATIS NUNCA ES TARDE PARA SER LA REINA DEL BAILE #librogratis #Wattpad

Hola a todos: ¡Feliz 2020! Quería haberos hecho un regalo estas Navidades, pero al final entre unas cosas y otras se me ha hecho tarde, pero bueno, ahora sí que os dejo un libro que he escrito, y solo voy a compartir en Wattpad, ya que no estoy del todo convencida, y prefiero dejar que

#2020gift YOU’RE NEVER TOO OLD TO BE A PROM QUEEN #Wattpad

Hi all: I hope 2020 is going well for you so far, and I also hope it will get better and better. It is customary to take stock of what has gone on over the year, and although I enjoy the posts where people share lists of achievements, recommendations, events, etc., I always find others’

#Bookreview FIND WONDER IN ALL THINGS: PERSUASION REVISITED by Karen M Cox (@karenmcox1932) Beautiful writing and a #romance with a timeless quality

Hi all: I bring you an Austinesque romance by an author I’ve featured a few times (and she’ll be back, no doubt): Find Wonder In All Things: Persuasion Revisited by Karen M Cox “There could have never been two hearts so open… Now they were as strangers” —Persuasion Mountain Laurel Elliot is like her name—she

#TuesdayBookBlog The Peasants’ Revolting Crimes by Terry Deary (@penswordbooks). Fun historical facts with a twisted sense of humour #history #non-fiction

Hi all: First of all, HAPPY NEW YEAR! I’ve been working on a present (well, of sorts) in the form of a free read for all, but due to technical problems with my internet connection it’s taken me a bit longer than expected to get it ready, so I hope to bring it to you very soon

#Bookreview #EQUAL: A STORY OF WOMEN, PAY AND THE BBC by Carrie Gracie (@ViragoBooks) Do not wait. Read it. Now.

Hi all: Today I bring you a non-fiction title. It’s a fantastic and worrying read at the same time. I kept thinking of people who’d “enjoy” reading it (I’m not sure enjoy is quite the right term, but…). Hi, Debby, this is the book! Teagan, reading this book made me think of you as well.

#Feliznavidad y nueva traducción

¡Hola a todos! Ya sé que suelo compartir más artículos en inglés que en español, pero no podía dejar pasa la ocasión de desearos unas felices fiestas a todos. Ah, y por si acaso tenéis un huequecito para la lectura, hace poco he traducido una novela corta, un romance con un toque erótico, BDSM que

#TuesdayBookBlog LIARS & LUNATICS IN GOOSE PIMPLE JUNCTION: A GOOSE PIMPLE JUNCTION MYSTERY, book 5 by Amy Metz (@authoramymetz) A cozy mystery full of Southern charm, wit, and many laughs

Hi all: I catch up on a series I love today. Perfect for any holidays! Liars & Lunatics in Goose Pimple Junction: A Goose Pimple Junction Mystery, book 5 by Amy Metz It’s election season, and there’s a new candidate in town. Virgil Pepper is determined to take the job from Goose Pimple Junction’s long-time

#BookLaunch THISTLEDOWN – MIDSUMMER BEDLAM with River Mindshadow #NewBook — Thistledown Character: River Mindshadow

Hi all: When Teagan Geneviene, blogger and writer extraordinaire, announced she was launching her new book (another one of her serials that finally becomes a full-fledged book), I had to join in the launch. I won’t say this book is one of my favorites (it is!), because I love them all, but Thistledown — Midsummer

#TuesdayBookBlog THE ANGEL OF EVIL: THE GREAT DEVIL WAR IV by Kenneth B. Andersen (@K_B_Andersen) Darker adventures and even more action #YAseries

Hi all: I bring you book four in a series I’ve been following for a while. I’m not big into series, but this has me truly hooked. The Angel of Evil: The Great Devil War IV by Kenneth B. Andersen Book 4 in the multi-award winning series. Nothing will ever be the same. Satina is

#Bookreview #DOVERONE (A DOVER MYSTERY BOOK 1) by Joyce Porter (@farragobooks) A satirical vintage cozy mystery with an awfully funny (anti) hero #mystery

Hi all: I bring you something a bit old today but wickedly funny. Dover One (A Dover Mystery Book 1) by Joyce Porter Detective Chief Inspector Wilfred Dover is the most idle and avaricious hero in all of crime fiction. Why should he even be bothered to solve the case? For its own very good