Love’s Rhythm by Lexxie Couper

His music moves the world. Can his love move her heart?

Nick Blackthorne knows all about words of love. They’re the reason he’s the world’s biggest rock star. The irony? He turned his back on love a long time ago, lured away by the trappings of fame.

An invitation to a friend’s wedding is a stark reminder of how meaningless his life has become. When he enters that church, there’s only one woman he wants on his arm—the one he walked out on a lifetime ago. But first he has to find her, even if all she accepts from him is an apology.

Kindergarten teacher Lauren Robbins once had what every woman on the planet desires. Nick. Their passion was explosive, their romance the stuff of songs…and it took fifteen years to get over him. Then out of the blue Nick turns up at her door, and all those years denying her ache for him are shattered with a single, smoldering kiss.

Acceptable Risks by Natalie J. Damschroder (4/16)
Bewitched, Blooded and Bewildered by Robyn Bachar (4/17)
Blood Possession (Blood Curse, #3) by Tessa Dawn (4/15)

Born to Be Wild (Welcome to Paradise, #3) by Elle Kennedy (4/17)
Cowboy Up by C.J. England (4/20)
The Druid by S.G. Rogers (4/20)

Faustus Resurrectus by Thomas Morrissey (4/17)
Glimmer by Phoebe Kitanidis (4/17, YA)
Gone, Gone, Gone by Hannah Moskowitz (4/17, YA)

The Guy’s A Loser Detective Agency by M.T. Albright (4/20)
A Hint of Frost by Hailey Edwards (4/17)
His Secret Temptation by Cat Schield (4/16)

The Last Echo (The Body Finder, #3) by Kimberly Derting (4/17, YA)
Love and Splendor by Patricia Hagan (4/17, reissue)
North of Heartbreak by Julie Rowe (4/16)

The Springsweet (The Vespertine, #2) by Saundra Mitchell (4/17, YA)
The Vow by Lindsey Chase (4/17, reissue)
White Horse by Alex Adams (4/17)

White Vengeance by Susan Edwards (4/16)
The Witness by Nora Roberts (4/17)
Wolf Hills by Bianca D’Arc (4/17)

This looks to be a good week for e-only book releases. There’s quite a bit of promising stuff above, if you ask me. A Hint of Frost looks to be an amazing fantasy romance (and look out for a review of it here at BLI in a few weeks); The Guy’s A Loser Detective Agency has an awesome cover and sounds like it’ll be a fun romp; and of course, Love’s Rhythm will surely rock (pun absolutely intended) if the blurb and excerpt are any indication. Faustus Resurrectus is certainly intriguing, billed as an “urban occult thriller.” I’m in! And as for major hardcopy releases, welp, there are two words: Nora Roberts. ^_^

Something new find its way onto your radar this week? Are you a big reader of e-book only releases?

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Alisha, the bespectacled and ever nerdy California girl, simply won't leave home without a book in hand. She loves language learnin' and is working toward becoming a bonafide grammar ninja. On any given day you'll find her haunting local libraries or baking scores of cupcakes and sweet treats.

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