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Cheap Books to Read in March


Soooooo, this is going in my To-Be-Read pile. This gorgeous book is currently FREE on SwoonReads (Link Below) and has been trending at #1 for a full week. I'm not going to lie, I love multicultural books and when I was reading through reviews, I heard someone compare it to Disney's The Princess and the Frog which is another favorite of mine. https://swoonreads.com/m/fairytaledad/ 
Here's the premise:
Summer's wish is to have a dad. But the odds of ever finding her biological father are one in a million. She’s the product of an anonymous sperm donor, an unscrupulous fertility agent and a closed fertility clinic.

When Summer’s best friend, Jake, performs an illegal hack for her seventeenth birthday, she’s in for a shocking surprise. All the evidence indicates that her father is Lord Henry Appleton, an English Lord, billionaire and CEO of the most esteemed real estate companies in London. Who could ask for a better father figure?

But getting close to him isn’t easy. Even if Summer lands the prestigious internship as his personal assistant, she must contend with Lord Henry's conniving ex-girlfriend the relentless paparazzi, and the growing attraction between him and her mum--all while carrying a secret that only she and Jake know.

Link:
https://swoonreads.com/m/fairytaledad/















Here are two awesome looking book promos that are going on right now. Blossom Blood is only 0.99 right now and Firebolt is FREE. I'm going to grab mine. I haven't read them yet, so I can't vouch for them. PS. I'm going to try to add to this list and do a new post like this each month.



Price: $0.99 or Free with Kindle Unlimited.
Genre: Fantasy/Science fiction


Link: Kindle: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KNN4H5Z/

Description: Asher Blossom only lives for one thing - to honor the dying wish of those he has loved and lost.
He will complete his studies at Cambridge and break free his siblings from the tradition of the Blossom family business. Especially after it held so many secrets, regrets, and danger for his parents.
Returning home after nearly three years, he not only realizes how much his younger siblings have grown, but also how much they have grown apart. Despite his many long-distance conversations with his Uncle and siblings, the household has many things they keep from him.
Determined to fix his broken family, and bury the guilt he feels for not being able to stop the fatal accident that claimed the life of Amanda, the love of his life , and his parents - he gathers up the family for a nice dinner and a talk. Leaving the house he unexpectedly returns to grab something he left behind only to discover intruders have broken in.
When he tries to stop them, things go horribly wrong and he is forced into a life he never knew existed. One that holds dark curses, time magic and artifacts that could destroy reality.
When he learns about who, what and why the evil has come their way, he is suddenly faced with a dream he wanted for so long.
Will he finally be the hero he wasn't on that fatal day? Can he go back in time and change it all, melting away the regrets that consume him everyday?
Or can he break the Blossom Blood curse and destroy the evil that wants to use him?






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