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One of my favourite MM series EVER is the Digging Up Bones series by T.A. Moore, and it physically hurts me every time I think about the fact that it's remained unfinished for years (I think about these books every single day)
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Honorary Blogger TA Moore: Five Things About Tag Hayes + Giveaway!
Honorary Blogger TA Moore: Five Things About Tag Hayes +Â Giveaway!
Five Things About Tag Hayes
by TA MooreÂ
First of all, thank you so much for having me! I’m thrilled to be here with my new contemporary novel SWIPE by TA Moore. I had a lot of fun writing the books, so I hope you guys enjoy reading it!
When we meet Tag Hayes at the start of SWIPE he’s a hot shot trauma surgeon, after an easy romantic win to help him get over being dumped by his ex for a younger…
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Honorary Blogger T.A. Moore: Dead Man Stalking - Prequel Short Story + Giveaway!
Honorary Blogger T.A. Moore: Dead Man Stalking – Prequel Short Story + Giveaway!
First of all, thank you so much for having me! I’m thrilled to be here with my new urban fantasy Dead Man Stalking. This is the first book in the Blood and Bone series and I am thrilled to put it out there into the world. I was meant to be writing an entirely different book, but then Took and Madoc took up residence in my head and I had to give in and let them have their say.
I had a blast…
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A Barb the Zany Old Lady Audio Review: Wanted – Bad Boyfriend (Island Classifieds #1) by T.A. Moore and narrated by Michael Mola
A Barb the Zany Old Lady Audio Review: Wanted – Bad Boyfriend (Island Classifieds #1) by T.A. Moore and narrated by Michael Mola
Rating: 3 stars out of 5
I loved the blurb for this story as the fake boyfriend trope always intrigues me. Flynn Delaney, the bad boy mechanic on the island of Ceremony, would make the worst boyfriend possible for Nate, an event coordinator, so to get his mother and friends off his back, Nate sets out to convince Flynn to be his fake love interest.
Only for a while, right? That’s what they all…
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Honorary Blogger T.A. Moore: Five Facts About James + Giveaway!
Honorary Blogger T.A. Moore: Five Facts About James +Â Giveaway!
Five Facts About James
by T.A. Moore
First of all, thank you so much for having me! I’m thrilled to be here with my stand-alone contemporary suspense Every Other Weekend. Every now and again an author (or at least THIS author) gets characters who drop fully formed and already opinionated into your brain. It happened with my Digging up Bones series, and again with Clayton and Kelly (and Baker,…
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I think you will find that, sometimes, "family" feels a lot like "trying to kick down a stone wall that has been in place for over a thousand years".
this, of course, is impossible; and so the wall stays, and family never quite manages to understand you. // g.h.m.
For Louise, the brightest light and the darkest regret.
i feel obligated to inform you, dearest reader, that the girl i write about now has been dead for many a year, and that she will not be coming back. // g.h.m.
Some people will tell you that all Louise Kent wanted was to die on Sonderian soil. They will moan and cry and ache over her story, over the death that was stolen from her, over the homes she lost and loves that she had to leave behind. They will call her life a tragedy. They will not be wrong. But I beg of you: do not make her life about death. Do not make her a sob story. Louise Kent never got what she deserved, what she wanted - but she lived. She saved entire worlds. She loved and she lost and this is very, very important. This is something she'd want you to know. Some people will tell you that Louise Kent never got her happy ending. But I loved her, you see. I loved her and I lost her and I lived by her side for our entire lives. I knew her, and so you must believe me when I tell you this: Louise Kent's life was not a tragedy. It was a triumph. It was a battle, and she won it, down to the very last, and she wouldn't care to let herself be remembered any other way.
it doesn’t take a kingdom to make a queen, i suppose // g.h.m.
