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What fate awaits a girl who hears monsters at night … Today’s featured book is the Modern Day Fairy Tale, Jaclyn and the Beanstalk by award-winning author, Mary Ting. “This is a twist on a fairytale of old. Mary Ting’s use of Jaclyn as a strong female is refreshing. Who says boys have to get all of the glory although Jaclyn’s friend Jack does join along for the journey. This is an adventure read that will captivate, from hearing the voices of monsters, magic beans, zealots, and saving her family, can Jaclyn face all of her fears to triumph?” – READER
“Absolutely LOVE this book! What a fantastic twisted fairy tale, even the twist is jaw dropping original.” -Amazon Reader
One woman, two separate lives. What became of the elusive Etta Place?
“This is a fantastic story, a great adventure, and a real joy to read. I highly recommend this book to all lovers of romance, action, adventure, and history.” – Readers’ Favorite
Today’s HOT NEW Release is the moving Literary, Standing Sideways by J. Lynn Bailey. FREE Right Now! “Beautiful and poignant. An incredibly relevant story about grief and growth and love. I adored this book.” -Devney Perry, USA TODAY Best Selling Author
“A penetrating and beautiful story about grief, love, and standing in the end–even if it’s ‘standing sideways.’ “ -Readers’ Favorite
Money. Art. Passion. Anguish. You’ll Find It All in the Golden City. Check out today’s Featured FREEBIE, the Historical Fiction, The Art of Love by A.B. Michaels.During the Gilded Age, the “Golden City” of San Francisco offers everything a man could want, but Klondike King August Wolff must solve the mystery of his lost wife and daughter before pursuing an artist plagued by her own devastating secrets. A gripping tale of social morality and second chances.
“A.B. Michaels is a strong writer who has created compelling, flawed but very likeable characters. Even the more minor characters have interesting backstories, and are just as driven and complicated as the main characters…I think romance readers will enjoy this book, and probably this series, but readers of historical fiction will also like The Art of Love. It’s also a quick read, mainly because once you start, you will not want to put it down.” – Sabrina Ricci, Digital Pubbing
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