Kris Reads
Wild, Wild Rake - Enemies to Lovers at it's best!!
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Rating: 4.5/5 Synopsis: Avalon marries Richard, the Marquess of Warwyck against her wishes because her parents wanted the match. But when Richard throws her out of their London home to install his mistress and their baby there, she promises never to feel so helpless again. Devan Farris hates ‘Lady Warlock’ for jilting his best friend. But he can never forget her face in that London drawing room - so hurt and vulnerable because of her husband. When his brother sends him to be the new vicar of Thistledown and look into the finances of late Richard’s estates, and figure out...
Princess Ballot: A Review
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The Selection Series meets Red Queen in a dark corridor!!! Filled with drop dead gorgeous royals with a heaping of darkness, secret societies, scandal and violence this book is definitely a winner!
The Beast of Beswick Review: Beastly good!!!
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Lord Nathaniel Harte, the disagreeable Duke of Beswick, spends his days smashing porcelain, antagonizing his servants, and snarling at anyone who gets too close. But Lady Astrid Everleigh will stop at nothing to see her younger sister safe from a notorious scoundrel, even if it means offering herself up on a silver platter to the forbidding Beast of Beswick himself.
What's in a theme?
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Just like Shakespeasre's famous dialogue, many people (me included) wonder what's in a theme? Is it necessary to have a theme for the feed? Does it increase views/likes/followers? How do you keep a cohesive theme going? Do you need expensive editing tools and skills? Here's my opinion and process for it!!
Designing Merch: A Journey
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I have learnt to be an accountant (expense spreadsheets are interesting ;P), a logistics champ (co-ordinating with the shipping company and figuring out where on this blessed earth my package is!), a life guru (meditation before bed is becoming a must because my mind doesn't realise it needs to rest too) and a packaging pro (believe me I have new and resourceful ways to package stuff that I never dreamed I would need to know).