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This is Goodbye!

Dear readers, it's time to say goodbye, for now. Books Eater will not be returning in 2025. But it's not the end of our reading and writing journeys. If you wish to stay in touch and follow bookish news then you will be glad to know that from now on I will be posting on ' Between the Pages of a Book .' ( https://betweenthepagesofabook.com ) There, you will read not only my latest reviews and views but also my original short stories and poetry every month. The best part is that you can sign up for a newsletter and never miss a post. Happy Reading, always!!

Review: The Last Bride Standing by Ginny Baird

Synopsis Opposites attractā€•and go head-to-headā€•in this cheerfully irresistible small-town romance. With just ten days left till her folksā€™ loan comes due, ever-pragmatic Charlotte Delaney is officially throwing in the towel on the bet that she made with her sisters. It looks like itā€™s up to her to save their parentsā€™ cafĆ© and beloved home with a marriage of convenience to her familyā€™s rival. Itā€™s time to get the in-name-only nuptials over with. Of course, Charlotteā€™s never been one to easily admit defeatā€¦ Aidan Strong has exactly zero intentions of marrying one of the Delaney sistersā€•even Charlotte, his first crush. Heā€™s come to Majestic, Maine, to make things rightā€¦only Charlotte has other plans. Sheā€™s challenging Aidan to a new wager. And the prize? His billion-dollar coffee empire. Now the tiny seaside town of Majestic is about to witness the ultimate game of heartsā€¦and winner takes all. Each book in the Majestic Main series is * First Bride to Fall * Second Bride Down * Last Bride ...

Review: The Beast and the Bookseller by Eva Devon

Synopsis Sheā€™s about to make a beast of a bargain in this clever and deliciously engaging fairytale twist, from USA Today bestselling author Eva Devonā€¦ All of London gossips about the Duke of Montrose. A recluse. Inflicted with a terrible disease. A gargoyle with a terrible temper. But heā€™s also the most important patron of the centuries-old book shop that belongs to Miss Elizabeth Sharpeā€™s family. Now sheā€™s been charged with delivering books to the Gargoyle of London herselfā€”or risk their shop falling into ruin. But surely a duke canā€™t be that ghastlyā€¦ Garrett Maximilian doesnā€™t give a tinkerā€™s damn what society says about him. Most of them are sycophants, bowing and scraping in his presence. But not this proud, redheaded spitfire of a woman standing before him. In fact, nothing makes him feel more alive than Miss Elizabeth tartly criticizing his books. Perhaps he just needs a plan to keep her closeā€¦ The dukeā€™s glower doesnā€™t terrify Elizabeth as much as it fascinates her. And worse, ...