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Jennifer Laam Shares Russian History

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Thank you to St. Martin’s Press for giving me a copy of the Lost Season of Love and Snow by Jennifer Laam.   I was given this copy in exchange for an honest review. How many of you have read Jennifer Laam before or are familiar with Russian history?   This is my first time reading one of Jennifer’s books.   I found Russian history fascinating.   When one can take a look back and understand what the Russian society was like back in the early nineteenth century.   She tells the story of Lady Pushkina the great wife of the famous Poet Alexander Pushkin.    What is her story? Synopsis:   Natalya is the youngest sister of Ekatrinia and Azya, and they attend a ball in Moscow.   At this ball, Natalya attracts the attention of Sir Alexander Pushkin the Poet Laureate of Russia.     She is equally attracted to Alexander, and hopes that her mother will say yes to the union.   Natalya’s mother was concerned by the financial arrangement that came from the marriage.   Once married life

Sweet With A Little Heat!

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Addison Cole is visiting Writer’s Corner today.   She is sharing her current novel Night’s At Seaside.   Addison Cole is the alter ego to Melissa Foster.   She is serving up a lighter romance with a wonderful group of characters.   Night’s at Seaside is the sixth novel in the Seaside Summer series.   There is definitely more to come! Synopsis: Sky Lacroux has finally realized her dream and opened her own tattoo shop in Provincetown, Massachusetts. She’s happy as can be, preparing the shop for its grand opening and renting a cottage in the Seaside community while renovations to her new apartment are being completed. The only thing missing is the one thing she longs for, and has no control over—love. Sawyer Bass, a professional boxer, plays his guitar at a local bar to escape the painful reality of his father’s deteriorating health and a recent health warning of his own. But when he spots a stunning brunette across the room, escaping reality goes out the window, and the bea