United By Pop’s list of 150+ YA book releases coming out in 2020 included THE EXTRAORDINARIES by T.J. Klune and TWEET CUTE by Emma Lord. TWEET CUTE also made Kobo’s Best of the Month

Goodreads’s 28 of the Hottest Romances of 2020 list included TWEET CUTE by Emma Lord and THE DARKEST KING by Gena Showalter.

THE MOST ELIGIBLE LORD IN LONDON by Ella Quinn received an amazing review from Publishers Weekly.

Frolic’s “Romance Unlaced: Historical Romances with More at Stake than Love” article included THE HIGHLAND ROGUE by Amy Jarecki.

Lucy Parker’s THE AUSTEN PLAYBOOK and Mia Hopkins’s TRASHED were both listed in Entertainment Weekly’s 10 best romance novels of 2019.

In their Omnioracious blog, Amazon included Christina Henry’s CHRONICLES OF ALICE and Genevieve Cogman’s INVISIBLE LIBRARY series on their “Watching The Witcher? Here are 6 more fantasy book series we’d love to see on TV” list.

Bones & Buffy’s Best Books of the Decade: 2010–2019 included THE SIX-GUN TAROT, NIGHTWISE, THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE WHEEL, THE QUEEN OF SWORDS, and KING OF

NPR featured Lucy Parker’s HEADLINERS in a book review of three new enemies-to-lovers romances.

Goodreads’s 38 Most Anticipated YA Novels of 2020 included THE EXTRAORDINARIES by T.J. Klune.

The Lansing City Pulse named Erin Bartels’s WE HOPE FOR BETTER THINGS one of the Ten Best Reads for 2019. It was also on The Michigan Notable Books list for 2020.

Glamour had a behind-the-scenes look at the cover shoot for Milla Vane’s A TOUCH OF STONE AND SNOW.

The cover of CONVENTIONALLY YOURS by Annabeth Albert, along with an excerpt, was revealed in Entertainment Weekly.

A MADNESS OF SUNSHINE by Nalini Singh received a great review from Shelf Awareness, and the New York Times Book Review praised its “fierce lyricism.” Back home in New Zealand, she also discussed the novel on Newstalk ZB.

Christina Henry’s THE GIRL IN RED was one of The Nerd Daily’s best books of 2019.

Alyssa Cole’s THE A.I. WHO LOVED ME was Audible’s Best of the Year 2019 Rom Com winner.