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Tag Archives: Carina Press
Review: Red Hot Holiday by Anne Calhoun, K.A. Mitchell and Leah Braemel
Format read: ebook provided by NetGalley Formats available: ebook, audiobook Genre: Erotic Romance, Holiday Romance Length: 262 pages Publisher: Carina Press Date Released: December 3, 2012 Purchasing Info:Anne Calhoun’s Website, K.A. Mitchell’s Website, Leah Braemel’s Website, Publisher’s Website, Goodreads, Amazon, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 Reading Romance Challenge, A Reviews, Anne Calhoun, B Reviews, Carina Press, contemporary romance, erotic romance, holiday books, K. A. Mitchell, Leah Braemel, M/M romance
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Ebook Review Central, Carina Press, September 2012
Welcome to the First Anniversary Edition of Ebook Review Central! The first issue of Ebook Review Central was published a little more than one year ago. But what it covered, well, that’s the anniversary part. Roughly this time last year, … Continue reading
The Sunday Post AKA What’s on My (Mostly Virtual) Nightstand 11-4-12
We cleaned out the closet yesterday. The walk-in closet in the master bedroom. There was crap in there that we’ve moved 6, count ‘em, 6 times. Possibly 15,000 miles. From Chicago to Anchorage to Tallahassee to Chicago to Gainesville to … Continue reading
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Tagged Aubrie Dionne, blog hops, blog tours, books and reading, Carina Press, historical romance, Powells, Samantha Kane, Sylvia Day, TBR, winners
Review: Blue Nebula by Diane Dooley
Format read: ebook received from NetGalley Formats available: ebook, audiobook Genre: science fiction romance Series: Blue Universe #2 Length: 129 pages Publisher: Carina Press Date Released: September 24, 2012 Purchasing Info: Author’s Website, Publisher’s Website, Goodreads, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, All … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 SFR Reading Challenge, B Reviews, Carina Press, Diane Dooley, science fiction romance
Interview with Author Heather Long + Giveaway
As a lover of science fiction romance (over at Book Lovers Inc. I’m The Rocket Lover because of it!) I’m absolutely thrilled to welcome Heather Long to Reading Reality today. She’s here to talk about her fantastic (see review) new SFR … Continue reading
Ebook Review Central, Carina Press, July 2012
The July 2012 Carina Press titles, at least when it comes to which ones got the most reviews, could definitely be said to owe something to the “Fifty Shades” effect. The hottest books — in the erotic sense — were … Continue reading



















