🪄This week, our Latinx Heritage Month celebration with Amigas Reader’s Group takes us beyond the ordinary and into the magical. ✨ The Fantasy trope (or rather, subgenre!) is where Latinx authors truly let their imaginations soar—blending myth, folklore, and contemporary storytelling into worlds that feel both wondrous and deeply familiar. Whether it’s divine beings walking […]
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They say opposites attract, and when it comes to romance, few tropes are more electrico. ⚡ This week’s Latinx Heritage Month celebration with Amigas Reader’s Group continues with the Opposites Attract trope, where sparks fly, banter turns into butterflies, and two seemingly different worlds collide in the most unexpected ways. Whether it’s city meets countryside,
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If you’ve ever wondered whether love deserves a do-over, this one’s for you. ✨ The Second Chance Romance trope reminds us that timing isn’t everything—sometimes, it’s the lesson learned that makes love possible the second time around. This week’s Latinx Heritage Month celebration continues with stories full of redemption, reconnection, and the kind of emotional
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✨If you’ve ever found yourself grinning over two characters who can’t escape each other no matter how hard they try—welcome to one of the most beloved romance tropes of all time: Forced Proximity! This week’s Latinx Heritage Month celebration continues over at Amigas Reader’s Group, where we’re highlighting authors who know exactly how to turn
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🌟If you haven’t been hanging out on Latinx Bookstagram lately, you might be missing out on a vibrant Latinx Heritage Month celebration! Over at Amigas Reader’s Group, they’re hosting a Latinx Romance event that’s all tropes, all month long. And every single one comes with that unmistakable Latinx flavor that makes it extra sabroso! I’ll
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I’ve been immersed in Thai queer romance series over the last few years. They always remind me of how essential worldbuilding is—especially when it comes to queer storytelling. These stories have profoundly influenced my own writing, reshaping how I approach characters, relationships, setting, and power. What makes these series stand out isn’t just representation. They
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Book 2 of The Navarros, The Best Man’s Problem is now up on NetGalley! If you are a reviewer or blogger and have a NetGalley account, request your copy today! From the publisher: He can’t forget the kiss he shared with the best man. But is he the best man for him? His sister’s wedding isn’t
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I’m what you might call a NaNoWriMo veteran. A member since 2016, I’ve “won” seven out of the nine times I’ve participated and written over 440K words. This includes Camp NaNoWriMo, which takes place in April and July of every year. My debut novel, A Delicious Dilemma (Harlequin Special Edition), was drafted and revised during
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From the publisher: Can one man’s crowded, messy life fill another man’s empty heart? Raising a family was always Adam Mills’ dream, although solo parenting and moving back to tiny Garnet Run certainly were not. After a messy breakup, Adam is doing his best to give his young daughter the life she deserves—including accepting help
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In A Delicious Dilemma, Philip Wagner is the thirty-two-year-old, only son of the successful real estate developer Andreas Wagner. Heir to Wagner Developments, Philip specializes in project design, specifically, the brilliant, eco-friendly city and community designs that have helped Wagner Developments become one of the most competitive corporations in the world. His father, Andreas Wagner,
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