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#StepbackSaturday reveal: Once Burned by Jeaniene

#StepbackSaturday reveal:
Once Burned by Jeaniene Frost 🔥
It's the first book in a spinoff from her Night Huntress series and apparently the hero is the main inspiration for all the Dracula myths (in that world). But don't mention it to him, it makes him grumpy 😂 I am entirely here for this world building.

(ID: the blue toned cover of Once Burned by Jeaniene Frost, featuring a shirtless, very muscled male with long hair, big biceps, and truly enormous pecs. A blue and orange bookmark rests above with the words Currently Reading on it)

It doesn't always happen, but today my #StepbackSa

It doesn't always happen, but today my #StepbackSaturday offering is also my #CurrentRead and I love the symmetry 📚
A paranormal stepback for you because I've been on a paranormal kick the last few weeks. May the odds be ever in your favor as you guess the author and title.
And as always we owe our thanks to Lindsay @pinkcowlandreads for creating a day dedicated to stepbacks 💙

(ID: the dark blue artwork of a stepback with an embracing couple, against a backdrop of open book pages and greenery. A blue and orange bookmark rests above the art, saying Currently Reading.)

It's a #CoverLustFriday for you, but in the style

It's a #CoverLustFriday for you, but in the style of @biologistreadsromance who finds covers which have identical or reminiscent poses. She's got a gorgeous Pino art duo featured today.
All three of these covers reminded me of each other with the smoking hot bared-neck tilt and hair waterfalls 🔥 Only two characters are vampires, and one isn't the character you'd expect from the cover.
Books featured: First Drop of Crimson by Jeanine Frost
Wicked Deeds on a Winter's Night and A Hunger Like No Other by Kresley Cole.

(ID: three paranormal romance covers with embracing couples set against a backdrop of open book pages and flowers. The couples give off menacing, I'm-not-finished-eating vibes, which is sexier than it sounds.)

I've had these Lynsay Sands vampire novels for alm

I've had these Lynsay Sands vampire novels for almost a year now and still haven't read them. Why am I like this? 😂 It was the same with the Immortals After Dark, Lord's of the Underworld, and Black Dagger Brotherhood. I had to mentally psych myself up to start such long, involved, intricate series. And then I absolutely fell in love and obsessed over them. I'll probably do the same thing with the Argeneau novels. Because of course I will. But will I learn from this? Probably not.

(ID: dark, muted black and red covers of Vampires are Forever and The Immortal Who Loved Me by Lynsay Sands, set against a light backdrop of open book pages and greenery.)

Nothing much today. Just a pretty pastel cover and

Nothing much today. Just a pretty pastel cover and some flowers because spring is kind of slogging it's way here lately and my country cannot seem to get it's sh*t together. I've started wondering if the regular citizens living in Rome right before the fall saw it coming? Cause it seems like they definitely saw it coming. Just thoughts I have.

(ID: the pastel pink & green illustrated cover of The Flatshare, by Beth O'Leary against a backdrop of open book pages and scattered greenery)

#Bookstagram #Bookish #Bibliophile #Romance #RomanceReader #Romancelandia #ContemporaryRomance #TheFlatshare #FunnyBooks #ILoveIt #RomanceLover

It's spring, so that means my annual Terry Pratche

It's spring, so that means my annual Terry Pratchett re-read of The Wee Free Men. I even have the audiobook on CD (yes CD I'm old, what?) so I can listen to Stephen Brigg's excellent Scottish accent. He is not Scottish, but can still pull off the difficult regional accent Pratchett wrote for the Wee Free Men and this is pretty much the gold standard for audiobook narrators. Also I just like his voice.
📚📘📚
Sadly I am not an audiobook person unless it's this specific Terry Pratchett which I've read probably 20 times now. 100% I believe in them and I adore hearing how enthusiastic other bookstagrammers are about an audio. Kibby (@thedarkforestco ) has her favorite narrators, like James Marsten (😲😍) and I love her tangents about them! But I have to have zero distractions to audiobook. I can't be that reader who turns on a book to do chores, for example. I space out and stop listening and have to rewind cause I left the room and missed what was happening and my kids come ask me questions and...yeah. I wish I could focus better but I really can't.

(ID: the bright green cover of The Wee Free Men by Terry Pratchett sits at an angle on top of the second book in the series, A Hat Full of Sky. Both books feature tiny blue men in kilts who apparently enjoy harassing sheep and making faces--if you've read the books you know this is the least of it.)

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