Tag: MIRA Books


Otherwise Engaged by Susan Mallery

What if the life you’ve always known was never meant to be yours? In Otherwise Engaged, Susan Mallery delivers an emotionally layered novel that dives deep into the bonds between mothers and daughters. The story centers on two women: Shannon, newly engaged and trying to keep her news under wraps until her exuberant mother’s wedding […]

Posted 7 November, 2025 by Heather in Blog, Blog Tour, Book Excerpt, Heather / 0 Comments
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Higher Magic by Courtney Floyd

Courtney Floyd’s debut novel, Higher Magic, casts a spell that’s equal parts cozy dark academia, biting satire, and heartfelt advocacy. Set in a magical graduate program, the novel follows Dorothe Bartleby, a first-generation student battling anxiety, academic pressure, and a talking skull named Anne who insists on narrating her every detail of Dorothe’s life. In […]

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Made For You by Jenna Satterthwaite

Made for You promises to be a captivating blend of reality TV, artificial intelligence, and bone-chilling murder mystery. Jenna Satterthwaite’s debut novel invites readers into a world where love and danger collide. In this twist-filled thriller, we meet Julia, a synthetic woman designed to be the perfect match for Josh. As they navigate a dating show […]

Posted 5 July, 2024 by Heather in Blog, Blog Tour, Book Excerpt, Heather / 0 Comments
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The Opportunist by Elyse Friedman

It’s been a while since I’ve read a domestic thriller that kept me guessing the entire book. Elyse Friedman’s book, THE OPPORTUNIST, was so full of bad people, questionable motives and actions, and a very picturesque high society private island setting, and I thoroughly enjoyed every second while I read it. Here’s an excerpt, and […]

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The Road to Christmas by Sheila Roberts

I have another fantastic Christmas book for you this weekend. Here’s an excerpt and my review for Sheila Roberts’ latest release, The Road To Christmas. MICHELLE TURNBULL WOULD HAVE TWO turkeys in her house for Thanksgiving. One would be on the table, the other would be sitting at it. “I can’t believe he’s still there,” […]

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