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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Eliza and the Duke by Harper St. George!
All Eliza Dove wanted was one night of adventure—a single evening to escape the confines of her quiet, arranged future and explore London's shadowed corners with a mysterious stranger. But now, one night isn’t enough. Now, she wants him.
Simon Cavell, known only as "the Duke," is no gentleman. As Whitechapel’s prizefighter, he’s one fight away from protecting the one treasure his late sister left behind and escaping the streets forever. Simon can’t risk his secrets being exposed by a curious young heiress, no matter how captivating she may be. In exchange for her silence, he offers Eliza a glimpse into the darkness…and prays his heart doesn’t betray him along the way.
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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for The House That Held Her by Ellis Hart!
Margot Bennett thought she could leave her past behind when she moved to the quaint town of Mount Dora, Florida. With a fresh start, an enchanting old house, and the promise of peace, everything seemed idyllic—until she discovers something dark and chilling hidden beneath the floorboards of Hawthorn Manor.
As Margot uncovers the manor's twisted history, she becomes ensnared in the eerie tale of George and Cecilia Hawthorn, a beloved couple whose haunting presence still lingers in unexplainable ways. Nightmares seep into reality, and mysteries unravel throughout the sleepy town. But the deeper Margot digs, the more terrifyingly clear it becomes—no one is truly safe.
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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for A Bookseller in Madrid by Mario Escobar!
Madrid, 1934. As the Spain of the Second Republic undergoes sweeping changes, Bárbara, a young German woman, arrives in the city after fleeing Berlin following the Nazi party's rise to power. She opens a small bookstore—a haven for hope and dreams of a brighter future.
But when the Spanish Civil War erupts, everything Bárbara has worked for is at risk of being destroyed. It is her enduring love for books and a young Republican that keeps her rooted in a nation spiraling into hatred and terror. Once again, Bárbara must summon her strength to fight for her life in the face of unimaginable challenges.
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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert!
At thirty, Elizabeth Gilbert had everything society told her she should want—marriage, a home, a thriving career. But instead of feeling fulfilled, she was drowning in panic and grief. After a painful divorce, deep depression, and heartbreak, she made a bold choice: to strip away her old life and embark on a yearlong solo journey to rediscover herself.
In Rome, she embraced pleasure—learning Italian and indulging in the joy of food. In India, she devoted herself to spiritual growth, guided by a native guru and an unexpected mentor. And in Bali, she sought balance between worldly enjoyment and divine transcendence, finding love in the most surprising way.
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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for The Women on Platform Two by Laura Anthony!
Dublin, 1969: Newlywed Maura Davenport dreams of building a family, but when her husband’s violent temper surfaces, she fears her home may never be safe for a child. Meanwhile, her dear friend Bernie, already a mother of three, receives devastating news—another pregnancy could cost her life.
Dublin, 2023: A harrowing experience forces Saoirse to confront a difficult truth—she may never want to be a mother. What she doesn’t know is that decades earlier, a courageous group of women fought to make this choice possible. And soon, she’s about to meet one of them…
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Enter the Goodreads giveaway to win The Elements by John Boyne! In his most ambitious work to date, Boyne delivers a gripping drama that probes the complex question of how and why crime happens. With mesmerizing and deeply empathetic prose, he navigates this challenging subject with unflinching honesty, crafting a story that resonates emotionally and urges readers to reevaluate their perceptions of guilt and innocence. As the engrossing narrative unfolds, The Elements dares to ask: What would you do when faced with the unthinkable?

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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for a chance to win Witch of the Wolves by Kaylee Archer! Cordelia Levine, descended from a lineage of powerful witches, has been living quietly in the human world, honing her magic and enjoying her work at her aunt's apothecary in London, where she secretly serves supernatural clients. But her world turns upside down when she discovers the truth about her family.
Cordelia always believed her enhanced sense of smell came from her French perfumer father. However, when Bishop Daniels abducts her at the behest of her father—the Alpha—she learns she is a lycan, possessing both witch and werewolf traits. Taken to Trevelyan, the pack estate, Cordelia is told it’s for her protection from foreign threats seeking to exploit her bloodline for their gain. Witch of the Wolves is a spellbinding tale of identity, power, and danger.

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Enter the Goodreads giveaway to win A Land So Wide by Erin A. Craig! In the remote settlement of Mistaken, prosperity comes at a chilling cost. Founded by a Scottish lumber merchant, the town thrives on its rich natural resources—but its dense forests conceal dangers far greater than wolves and bears. The elusive Bright-Eyed monsters have decimated nearby communities, sparing Mistaken only because of a deal struck with the enigmatic Benevolence: the Warding Stones that surround the town keep the creatures out, but also trap its people within.
For Greer Mackenzie and the townsfolk, escape is impossible. Anyone who stays a single night within Mistaken's borders is bound to it forever. A Land So Wide is an eerie and atmospheric tale of isolation, sacrifice, and the terrifying consequences of an inescapable fate.

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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for a chance to win The Righteous by Ronald H. Balson! By late 1943, nearly all of Europe’s Jewish population had either been deported, captured, killed, or forced to flee—except for Hungary, which still sheltered 800,000 Jews under restrictive edicts but without the threat of mass murder. That changed in March 1944, after Hitler’s defeat at Stalingrad, when his desperation led to an accelerated campaign of extermination. Under the direction of Adolf Eichmann, Hungary began systematically rounding up its Jewish population.
In this compelling novel, U.S. State Department diplomat Teddy Hartigan and his wife Julia join the effort to save lives. Collaborating with the newly established War Review Board, neutral diplomats, underground resistance groups, and Swedish businessman Raoul Wallenberg, they navigate a web of public and secret diplomacy, risking everything to rescue tens of thousands. The Righteous is a gripping tale of courage, sacrifice, and humanity amid the horrors of war.

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Enter the Goodreads giveaway for a chance to win Austen at Sea by Natalie Jenner! In 1865, Boston, Charlotte, and Henrietta Stevenson, daughters of a Massachusetts Supreme Court Justice, had achieved all that society permitted women of their time. Frustrated by these limitations, they find inspiration in Jane Austen's works and secretly begin corresponding with her last surviving brother, Sir Francis Austen, now in his nineties. He offers them a treasured letter from his sister and invites them to visit him in England.
Meanwhile, in Philadelphia, bachelor brothers Nicholas and Haslett Nelson—Civil War veterans and rare book dealers—also engage in correspondence with Sir Francis Austen. Enticed by the promise of an unprecedented Austen artifact, they too set their sights on England. Austen at Sea weaves a tale of ambition, discovery, and the enduring legacy of Jane Austen.