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Blog Tour & Giveaway: Suddenly Last Summer by Sarah Morgan

Tour Page & Schedule About the Book: USA TODAY bestselling author Sarah Morgan introduces another irresistible O’Neil brother who’s more tempting than dessert and twice as sinful! Fiery French chef Élise Philippe is having a seriously bad day. Not only have the grand opening plans for her beloved café fallen apart, but Sean O’Neil is […]

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Blog Tour & Review: Crime Rib by Leslie Budewitz

Another Weekend, Another Festival – and Another Body by Leslie Budewitz “Gourmet food market owner Erin Murphy is determined to get Jewel Bay, Montana’s scrumptious local fare some national attention.  But her scheme for culinary celebrity goes up in flames when the town’s big break is interrupted by murder…” Thanks to the Books-n-Kisses crew for […]

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Blog Tour & Review: Muffin But Murder by Victoria Hamilton

Muffins: the Cupcake’s Underappreciated Sister by Victoria Hamilton If muffins and cupcakes were characters in a book, they would be the Misses Elinor and Marianne Dashwood in Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility.  For those who are not Janeites, a brief explanation is in order.  Elinor Dashwood is the ‘Sense’ of the title, while Marianne Dashwood, […]

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Spotlight feature of Kimberly Kincaid’s Gimme Some Sugar + a tour wide giveaway

Let’s meet Kimberly: Kimberly Kincaid writes contemporary romance novels that split the difference between sexy and sweet, taking the traditional idea of boy-meets-girl and infusing it with a sassy magic all her own. She believes in fiery yet flawed characters destined for a crash-course in falling in love– usually the hard way– and injects her trademark […]

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Blog Tour & Giveaway: Independence Slay by Shelley Freydont

The Unexpected Character by Shelley Freydont Writers go to great lengths to “know” their characters.  Some make collages, some interview the prospective character, or make lists of hair color, height, favorite food, etc.  An author lives with her characters.  Your protagonist rides shotgun while you drive to the store.  The sidekick climbs into the shower […]

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