Tag: Stuff Your Ereader Day

Stuff Your Kindle Day

The world is on fire in a hundred ways. But I can offer you more than 1600 free books. Yes, that’s right: more than a thousand books that are totally free can now be yours! Visit www.romancebookworms.com to browse the incredible selection. It includes The One You Hate (by moi). This title has never been free before, so click fast if you don’t have it.

Some other participating authors whose work I would recommend that you check out are Tara Lush, Zara Keane, Nicola Davidson, Aydra Richards, Edie Cay, Kate Pearce, Asa Maria Bradley, Rachel Grant, Karen Grey, Mia Heintzelman, Jackie Lau, N.R. Walker, Valerie Pepper, Brighton Walsh, Genevieve Turner, Kate Meader, Reese Ryan, Annabeth Albert, Chelsea Cameron, Zoe York, Sadie Haller, and Ainsley Booth.

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Odds and Ends

How would you like 2000+ FREE books? Yes, it’s that time again: Stuff Your eReader Day! Just visit RomanceBookworms.com and browse the amazing selection of books on offer. I skimmed the list, and I would particularly recommend that you check out Zara Keane, Carrie Lomax, Nicola Davidson, Asa Maria Bradley, Rachel Grant, Lucy Eden, Brighton Walsh, K.M. Jackson, Annika Martin, J.A. Rock, Ainsley Booth and Sadie Haller, Eve Pendle, Carrie Ann Ryan, Renee Dahlia, Kat Latham, Kate Meader, and Zoe York. And of course me.

If you haven’t read it, The One You Want, the first book in my contemporary political romance series, can be yours for zero pennies. It features a shy union lobbyist finding her voice while battling a pragmatic Senate staffer and falling for him in the process. If you’ve ever thought, “I want to read a romance that’s like The West Wing but with more steam,” then friends, this might be the one that you, ahem, want.

And two more podcasts that I recorded in the last year dropped and are available for your listening pleasure. I joined Elle Greco on Steam Scenes to talk about Chick Magnet. Elle and I both work in higher education, and so we ended up having a long conversation about the weaponization of taste in the academy, before she reads and we dissect a steamy moment with Will and Nic.

And I also went on Turn Me On (Spotify and Apple) to talk about Funny Guy. This is a fascinating convo because the hosts aren’t necessarily romance readers, so we talked about the goals of romance and romance in popular media.