Author: chelseashetty
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Cowboy Romances: Your Western Love Guide
If you had told me a year ago that I’d be barrel racing, wearing a Stetson, and swooning over grumpy cowboys, I would’ve said a big fat, hell no. But that’s because old me was picturing Marlboro men in stuffy Spaghetti Westerns. (And why was there so much dust and tumbleweed?) Thanks, but no. Eventually,… Read more
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Sunlight by Devney Perry: A Small Town Romance
I love me a good pregnancy trope. I know, I know—it’s hit or miss for some. But this one? It was a total bullseye at the rodeo for me. Full disclosure: I didn’t read these in order (classic me), but I will be circling back to book one, Crossroads, ASAP. Until then, I’ll just be… Read more
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7 Romance Tropes That Book Lovers Can’t Get Enough Of
Do you ever find yourself reaching for the same spot on your bookshelf over and over again? Whether it’s a beloved reread (ahem, Heartless by Elsie Silver) or another binge-worthy Kindle Unlimited find, chances are the books you gravitate toward share something in common: a familiar storyline, or what we like to call—tropes. We all… Read more
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Advanced Reader Copies: How to Get Started
What Is an Advanced Reader Copy? If you’re new to this space, ARC stands for advance reader copy—a free version of a book sent to readers, bloggers, or influencers before the official release date. In exchange, you leave honest reviews to help boost buzz and guide potential buyers. It’s a win-win: authors get early feedback,… Read more
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A Firefighter Romance You’ll Love: “Honor” by Danielle Baker
Why I Skipped the First Book I’ll admit it—I didn’t start with the first book in the series. I read the premise of all three, liked this one the most (mom of two here, obviously bonding with a fellow mom of two with a third on the way), and dove right in. And ohmygod am… Read more
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How to Read 4 Books a Month (Even as a Busy Mom)
Between school drop-offs, diaper changes, commutes, and trying to throw together something for dinner that isn’t just girl dinner on repeat (no shame in a well-picked fridge-raid charcuterie), it’s hard to find time to read—let alone read two books at once. I used to think squeezing in one book a month was a big win… Read more