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Pack your TBR. We've moved. (opens the original)
Are you ready to meet your Master? (opens the original)
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Tess is two beers into her third date with Greg at a local craft brewery when she confesses what she does in her spare time.She writes absolute filth. Precise, wildly inventive, completely unashamed filth.Instead of running, Greg reads every single word. Then he asks the question she has been fantasizing about: “Are you ready to meet your Master?”If your answer is yes, or even a particularly interested maybe, this is your last chance to join the ARC team for Dirty Goddess by Selina James-Kyle. I
Two Married Women, One Closing Window: Kissing Abbi ARCs Go Out Tomorrow (opens the original)
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If Kissing Abbi has been sitting at the back of your mind, this is your final nudge. ARCs go out tomorrow! Don’t miss out on this tender, love story about two married women in a small Michigan town who become each other’s whole world, and about the quiet, terrifying question underneath it: what if the life you built is not the life you actually want, and what if it is not too late to change it. It is warm and hopeful even as it holds heavy things. If you want to read it before release day and he
His Station Chief Is Dead. Saigon Wants Him Guilty. Can Cole Find the Killer? (opens the original)
He Read Every Filthy Word. Then He Asked, “Would You Like to Meet Your Master?” (opens the original)
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The third date is a banned-books night in a crowded craft brewery.By then, Tess and Greg have already spent eight hours talking over lunch, shared a kiss against a brick wall after a live band, and reached the point where the polite versions of themselves are beginning to fall away. Then Tess tells him what she does after dark.Join the ARC TeamShe writes filth. Greg reads every word she sends him and then asks, he asks the last thing Tess expects, “Would you like to m
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