Cover Reveal – Still Unwritten by Caroline Khoury – @canelo_co @carolinekauthor #CoverReveal #BookX #LBTCrew
The folks over at Canelo always knock it out of the park, so I’m sure this K-Pop romance is absolutely drool-worthy! Let’s celebrate this cover reveal! About the Book Forty-eight hours to find her passion. Seven days to find his way back on stage. One chance to take a risk on love. If Fran doesn’t...
Release Day Party – Playa Crush by Ian Ostroff – @KellyALacey @LoveBooksTours #Ad #LBTCrew #OutNow
It’s release day for “Playa Crush,” the new novel by indie author “Ian Ostroff.” I’m excited about this one. I’m on the tour, and my review will publish on October 13. Check back to hear my full thoughts on this intriguing read! About the Book After struggling to find a job since his university graduation,...
Audiodrama Review – Naked Truth: Or Equality, The Forbidden Fruit: A Novel by Carrie Hayes – @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookX #Freereview #GiftedBook
Sample the Forbidden Fruit in “Naked Truth” I love a good audiobook. I’ve learned in the past few years that I can read more books this way. But this was not an audiobook, this was a full-cast, audio drama. It was an entire experience, and I loved it even more! About the Book Sisters. Lovers....
Book Review – Chicken Wars by Adam Leigh – @adamleigh26 @wearewhitefox @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter
Have a Clucking Good Time with “Chicken Wars” This is one of the saddest romantic comedies I’ve ever read, and I’m still uncertain if romantic comedy is really the right “category” for it. But it was a good read nonetheless. I will also point out that sometimes British and American humor is a little different....
Book Review – The Family Secret by @MikaylaDBooks @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter
This is the follow-up to Mikayla Davids’ “The Christmas Party,” which I reviewed just last month HERE. I loved it, and I loved the follow-up for many of the same reasons. About the Book Three sisters. A dangerous secret. And the perfect murder… It was meant to be the perfect escape, a gorgeous winter vacation...
Out Now – The Falcon, The Wolf and The Hummingbird – @MarthaEngber @KellyALacey @lovebookstours – #LBTCrew #BookX #BookTwitter
It’s release day for “The Falcon, The Wolf and The Hummingbird” by author Martha Engber. Let’s help her celebrate. About the Book A consummate warrior and brilliant strategist, Pino is a young Native American woman who must fight against fierce invaders to save her tribe — and spirit — from annihilation in precolonial southern New...
Publication Day Party – Murder at Castle Traprain by Jackie Baldwin – @JackieMBaldwin1 @Stormbooks_co @KellyALacey @lovebookstours
The first installment of this cozy mystery series came out in May of this year and I adored it! You can catch my review of “Murdery by the Seaside” here. So, I’m excited to help author Jackie Baldwin celebrate publication date for the follow-up “Murder a Castle Traprain” today! And my review will release on...
Book Review – Bibi Saves the Honey Bees by Judith A. Ewa – @JAEwa_Author @KellyALacey@lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter
We had the e-book version of this, and my five-year-old loved this book so much that she wanted me to order the physical copy. She also ran immediately to her dad – who was sick in bed, poor soul – to make sure we had flowers to help the honey bees. We do, he already...
Book Review – INCHOATE by Lois Vander Wende- Williams – @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter
Tale Takes You On a Transformative Journey If you need a good old-fashioned heartbreaking read, this is the book for you. Jess’s story will tear your heart out and stomp it on the ground, you know, in that good way that book lovers love. Because we’re extra special like that. About the Book Jessica Ann...
Book Review – Killing Me Softly by Guy Hale – @HaleWrites @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter
Dark Comedy At It Finest Sometimes blurbs sell you on a book, and sometimes they don’t do a book justice. This book is very much falls into the latter category. Sure, it intrigued me enough to read it, but it absolutely did not prepare me for the wild page-turner I was about to embark upon...