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Lyn Reviews Robin Lee Hatcher’s Even Forever &!

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I’ve read many of Robin Lee Hatcher’s romances–contemporary and historical. This was a great historical romance and as usual I’ve learned some things about life in the West. The heroine is a spunky lady but she’s faced with a challenge–a disreputable and violent father and a disreputable loser for a brother. Into her life, becomes a man that who doesn’t know what he really wants in life and it’s completely different from any man she’s ever known. Soon marriage of convenience joins this unlikely pair through very odd circumstances. But God is in the story and he leads them to peel back the layers to find how much they really love each other. A really great romance. I highly recommend it.

To see the beautiful cover and perhaps purchase so you can enjoy it too, click here!-

October Question: Do you subscribe to bookbub.com? It’s a wonderful service. You choose which kind of books you like, such as Christian Fiction and Non-fiction or Cozy Mystery and they send you a free email everyday which features free or lower cost books in the categories you choose. Often my books are featured. In fact, next month on Monday October 7th my book FATAL WINTER, will be featured as one of their free ebooks. (remains free through October 10th).–Lyn

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Lyn Reviews Robin Lee Hatcher’s Even Forever &! — 17 Comments

  1. I do subscribe to Bookbub, leave reviews there, and receive the email with free and reduced book deals.

  5. Yes. I have subscribed to BookBub for a bunch of years. One of my favorite things is that they often have discounts on books recommended other authors. If I see a recommendation by one of my fave authors, I’m pretty sure I will like this new author. I also leave reviews on BookBub in addition to the usual review places.

  6. I have used bookbub for many years and have gotten many free ebooks from them. I also enjoy their articles and post reviews on their web site.

  7. Yes I have subscribed to Bookbub for several years now. I look forward to the daily emails to see what new books I can buy. Needless to say my TBR is endless!

  8. I use Bookbub to review books and get the daily email to find new books. I would recommend Bookbub to anyone reading ebooks.

  9. I really like Bookbub! I leave reviews there all of the time, and get books through them, too!

  10. I have used Bookbub for years and leave reviews there if the author has it listed there. I have gotten a lot of free books there.

  11. Yes I subscribe to Bookbub. I have found so many new authors through them. I’ll never run out of books to read!

  12. I love Bookbub. I’ve been using it since I got my tablet with Kindle. That’s how I get some of your books. Thank you for sending me Meant To Be. I tried to leave a review but was unable to do so.

  13. I have used BookBub for years, and buy most of my books through them. I have been introduced to many new authors this way, including you, Lyn.

  15. Yes. A weekly email is enough and I do pick up books I might not otherwise have considering. I agree my kindle library is bulging. I don’t feel the least bit guilty but feel as if I have this delicious library to dip in to depending on what I feel like. Like how I can move onto to website to checkout further offers and alter my category choices easily.

  16. I would love to get books from Bookbub.
    However, I’ve never been able to make it work!
    I guess I’m not tech savvy so I’ll have to live without them.
    It’s really frustrating, but I have never been able to get a book to actually download.

  17. I love Bookbub and have used it for years. Unfortunately, that and a few other daily sites have loaded my kindle. Luckily it doesn’t add to its weight though!?

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