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5 Stars from Readers' Favorite

"Blame It on the Moon is a captivating LGBTQ romance that touches upon themes of love and identity while showing how preconceived notions force people to act against their nature. Diane Michaels has written an absorbing character-driven drama that not only entertains but also gives readers a lot to think about. The author paces the plot deliberately, ensuring readers connect with the characters and have a firm grasp on their motivations and personalities. Emily is a fascinating protagonist. She had a sheltered upbringing, but her life changed dramatically after meeting Luz. As a reader, you want Emily to end up with Luz. Even the secondary characters, such as Grandma Sharon, feel layered and multi-faceted. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Although primarily targeted toward LGBTQ readers, I think contemporary romance lovers in general will enjoy this!"

5 stars for Pet Peeves from Readers' Favorite:

"This is an awesome book! Pet Peeves … takes readers behind the scenes of a comedy show and the people that come together to make it. Diane Michaels has created a cast of people that it is impossible not to love. The egos, the personalities, their hang-ups, and their relationships are all laid bare with hilarious consequences…. There is a stellar cast to this book, and you will love getting to know them and becoming truly invested in the show. This is exactly how I imagined the cast of The Big Bang Theory and the creators of the show interacting and I loved being a fly on the wall…. A great read; I was so sad when I finished it."

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Listen to chapter one of "Pet Peeves"

Christmas superfan Hannah Walker is about to spend the holidays in Australia, far away from her boyfriend and family—and nursing a grandmother who isn’t as frail as Hannah was led to believe. But meeting surfer god Xavier and the animals he cares for at his rescue shelter next door might be just what Hannah needs to rediscover the Christmas spirit.

Two short stories about subway delays, jury duty, and how love rushes in when life stands still

 

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