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05.07.2025

“Let’s Make a Scene” Is a Summer Romcom That Actually Lives Up To Expectations | BookTrib.

Okay, let me start by admitting something: I’m not usually a romance reader. I’m more of a fantasy, morally-gray-love-interest, bring-on-the-magic type of girl. But this summer I was in the mood to have a little fun — maybe more than just a little. Enter Let’s Make a Scene by Laura Wood — and let me

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05.07.2025

Writers! Enter Our Indie-credible Story Contest on Reedsy Prompts | BookTrib.

BookTrib is honored to partner with Reedsy to present this week’s Reedsy Prompts contest! For those who are not already familiar, Reedsy.com is a super-useful platform for authors to find professional editors, designers and marketers who can take their books to the next level. Reedsy also provides a wide variety of support right on its

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05.07.2025

Historical Chronicle of Roosevelt Brothers’ Grave Pursuit of Elusive Panda | BookTrib.

Well over a century has passed since President Theodore Roosevelt and his family captivated the world with their escapades and high energy. The madcap TR, his patient wife Edith, and five children plus Theodore’s daughter from his first marriage, occupied the White House between 1901 and 1909. Arriving as the Victorian Era wound down, the

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08.07.2025

A Daring Finale: Love, Mystery, and Feminist Fire in “An Unladylike Secret” | BookTrib.

Amita Murray is an award-winning London-based writer who has also resided in India and California; a self-described cultural nomad who seasons her sizzling love stories and historical mystery romances with a heady blend of historical facts, steamy heat, spice and suspense. Jane Austen, the Grande Dame of Regency Fiction, likely would be shocked by the

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