15 Unforgettable Books for Women, Recommended by Women Who Love to Read according to Reader’s Digest included VARINA PALLADINO’S JERSEY ITALIAN LOVE STORY by Terri-Lynne Defino.

THE FIFTH SEASON by N.K. Jemisin was named one of The Atlantic’s all-time Great American Novels.

BLOOD LIKE MAGIC and BLOOD LIKE FATE by Liselle Sambury were optioned for TV/film by Circle Blue Entertainment.

Booklist gave THE LADY WITH THE DARK HAIR by Erin Bartels a great review.

Amazon’s Best Mystery, Thriller & Suspense – New and continuing series for January list included DEADLY TO THE CORE by Joyce Tremel.

DUNGEONS AND DRAMA by Kristy Boyce made the Indie Bestsellers List.

LUCKY LEAP DAY by Ann Marie Walker appeared on Book Riot’s “6 Books to Get You Started on the POPSUGAR Reading Challenge” list.

THE GETAWAY LIST by Emma Lord was listed on Amazon’s Best Young Adult Books of the Month.

BEGIN AGAIN by Emma Lord was mentioned in People’s “Taylor Swift Song Titles and Lyrics Pop Up in the Names of These 17 Books” list.

The Best Romances of 2023 according to the New York Times included CODENAME CHARMING by Lucy Parker and WE COULD BE SO GOOD by Cat Sebastian.

THE PRINCESS OF THORNWOOD DRIVE by Khalia Moreau made Woman’s World Book Club: 7 Reads You Won’t Be Able to Put Down list for November and THERE SHOULD HAVE BEEN EIGHT by Nalini Singh

WE COULD BE SO GOOD by Cat Sebastian made the New York Times’ 100 Notable Books of 2023 list and the “Books we Love” list from NPR. It also appeared on Boston Globe’s “our

DELICIOUS MONSTERS by Liselle Sambury made Kirkus’s Best Young Adult Books of 2023 list.

MARPLE, which includes a short story by Alyssa Cole, made Waterstones’ Best Crime Paperbacks of 2023 list.

Gizmo’s 44 New Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books to Add to Your November Reading List roundup included Chloe Neill’s COLD CURSES and THE PRINCESS OF THORNWOOD DRIVE by Khalia Moreau.