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I went into this story knowing Nyssa Kathryn would deliver emotion, tension, and heart—and she absolutely did.

Bonnie is the kind of heroine you think you won’t like at first. She walked away from her family. She disappeared when things got hard. But once you understand why, your heart cracks open for her. Her grief, guilt, and fear feel painfully real.

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On this episode of Buzzing About Romance, Amanda, Jenni, and Leah join Becky for some real talk about reader burnout—when reading starts to feel like homework and the joy quietly slips away. We’re breaking down why it’s happening and sharing practical ways to fall back in love with books again.

Discussion Points:

The Pressure to Re...


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The Lust Crusade is my first Jo Segura novel, and wow—consider me officially converted. I’m diving into her backlist the second I catch my breath because the way she builds character, tension, and emotional depth is impressive. This book is smart, fast-paced, and full of heart, and it delivers a romantic adventure that actually feels earned.

We meet librarian Daniel...


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This is my first Jayne Ann Krentz book and I am kicking myself for not picking her up years ago. The Shop on Hidden Lane delivers a sharp, addictive mix of romantic suspense, paranormal intrigue, and family drama. The world Krentz builds pulled me in from page one. The long-standing feud between the Wells and Harper families gives the story a Hatfield and McCoy energy that ne...


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Second Chance Romance delivers everything I want from an Olivia Dade story. Heart. Humor. Spice. And two gloriously flawed characters who absolutely should have gotten it right the first time but fumbled it in true teenage fashion. The audiobook elevates all of it. I love a Stephen Dexter narration and Joy Nash continues to impress me every time. I started with the eyeball re...


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