Silver Dagger Book Tours
  • Welcome!
  • Current Tours
    • Book Tours
  • Book a Tour
  • Open Sign Ups
  • Contact
  • About
  • Welcome!
  • Current Tours
    • Book Tours
  • Book a Tour
  • Open Sign Ups
  • Contact
  • About
Silver Dagger Book Tours

 

Cat's Paw Cove - Book Tour and Giveaway

6/9/2020

93 Comments

 
Picture
Picture

Taken by the Imp
Cat's Paw Cove Book 13
by Sharon Buchbinder
Genre: Paranormal Romance 

Picture
Can a jinni and a warlock cook up a better way to help the poor?

Dexter Graham has no trouble making money as a financial wizard—as long as he doesn’t leave his home. He finds it nearly impossible to be with other people, because he’s a telepath who gets swamped by their thoughts. Prompted by an unexpected visitor from the past who reveals shocking family secrets, he takes a risk and visits his brother in Cat’s Paw Cove. Will the trip make things better or worse?

Ynez Saghira is a gifted chef at the Feline Fine Retirement Home who yearns to be financially independent and open her own café. She has lots of talent and creative ideas but lacks the capital to start her own business. What’s a poor imp to do?

Dexter and Ynez join forces to quiet the voices in his head, build her business, and ferret out family mysteries. Will the secrets draw them closer together or push them apart?


Goodreads * Amazon ​



Picture
Picture
Picture
​Dexter Graham rattled the bag and called Brutus for the third time. Odd. It wasn’t like him to miss a meal. Unlike finicky felines, the fifteen-year-old black Maine Coon cat lived to eat, racing to Dexter if he unwrapped a cough drop.
Something’s wrong. His heart kicked up a notch and his stomach roiled. He always comes when I call him with food.
The sun shone on his grandmother’s well-tended flower and herb garden, which now belonged to him. Butterflies hovered over luxuriant stands of royal red, purple, and yellow. Bees sipped at the open mouths of petunias, ragweed, and clover—the weeds their favorites. A large balm bush, its lush purple color soothing to the eyes, embraced both pollinators. All the little insect people anticipated the cold weather en route and the garden shimmered with activity in the late September sun.
Still shaking the treats, Dexter sought out the intrepid hunter’s favorite napping spot. Not there. Wait. Was that--
“Meow.”
“I hear you, Brutus.” He circled around the apple tree. No sign of him.
“Meow.’’
The sound was coming from beneath him.
He groaned. Loping around to the front of his grandmother’s root cellar, he leaned forward and pulled on a squeaking wooden door. Sitting on the top step, a live mouse dangling from his mouth, the yellow-eyed twenty-five-pound feline blinked and glared at him as if to say, “Took you long enough.”
“How did you get in there?”
The cat strutted out. Dexter snapped his fingers and the cat placed the stunned rodent at his feet.
“Well, it is a lovely gift. I know you worked hard to bring it to me, but I have to tell you, I just ate.”
“Mrrp?”
“Thanks for the scare.” Dexter bent down and rubbed the cat’s ears. He was safe. Brutus had not crossed the rainbow bridge to enjoy an all-you-can-eat-tuna buffet. “It gets pretty lonely here. Sure, I have Ace, my companion computer, but he’s not much company when he’s powered down. If anything happened to you, my friend, I’m not sure what I’d do.”
“Go to your brother.”
“Grandmama?” Feeling like a little kid caught with his hand in the cookie jar, he searched for the source of the woman’s voice. “It can’t be you. You’re—”
“Dead?” She chuckled. “That’s old news.”
“I don’t see you?”
“Buckle up, Buttercup—and look up.”
A gray-haired woman in a brimmed hat, gardening clogs and gloves perched on a large branch of an apple tree. He’d spent many sunny days roped to the trunk while his grandmother tended to her large backyard. Despite her best efforts, he had untied the knots and wandered the surrounding area, nibbling at windfalls and creating stories starring him as a fearless adventurer. Grandmama’s thoughts had broadcasted to him like a megaphone, loud and clear. When she had called, he returned home.
“You look good.” He didn’t know what else to say.
Tilting her head, she said, “Ah, poor baby. You don’t think I’m real.”
“You’re a figment of my imagination. Brutus was missing. I was worried about him” He was familiar with the signs of grief, had worked through them many times. His parents died when he was four. He couldn’t go to school. His brother moved away. His grandmother died. And, now, Brutus had scared the crap out of him.
“Dexter,” she placed a fist on her hip. “Remember that story, A Christmas Carol?”
He nodded.
“Think of me as the Ghost of Christmas Past. Our family made wonderful memories here in this special place. Now it’s time for you to go out in the world and to make new ones. You can’t be a reclusive multi-millionaire forever, honey.”
“But you—”
“Kept you tucked away, safe from people who wanted to lock you up with a diagnosis of childhood schizophrenia.” She shook her head. “Had I allowed the doctors to treat you back then, you would not be who you are now. You are a brilliant, creative, handsome man with extraordinary abilities, who also happens to be a powerful telepath. It’s time for you to leave the nest, get out into the world.”
For a figment of his imagination, she was awfully talkative.
“Been there, done that, got the T-shirt, the bumper sticker, and the pins. Remember that disastrous summer abroad trip I took? That was more than enough of the world for me.”
“You were sixteen. That’s ages ago.”
“Not to me.” The pain of being led on by a flirtatious college co-ed, only to discover her real opinions of him when she huddled with her girlfriends was as fresh today as it was eleven years ago. “I tried again when I graduated with my master’s degree. A real date, face to face, with a woman I met in my online classes. By the time the evening was over, I was done with her and her gold-digging ideas.”
“Dexter, not everyone is after your wealth. There are decent women out there—some even have their own money.”
“For argument’s sake, let’s pretend I say yes. Where would I go?”
“Your brother would love to see you. Dylan’s girlfriend and I have been chatting for quite a while now. Charlotte thinks it’s time for you to visit them. I agree.”
Dexter bit his lower lip and mulled over her words—his thoughts? Personified by his beloved grandmother? “I do owe him a debt—a big one. Fifty-thousand dollars.”
“Pfft.” She waved her hand. “It’s not about the money. It’s about family secrets that might shock you—and what the past means to your present and future.”
“Why are you telling me this now—why not before?”
“Don’t be sassy.” She fixed him with the look, the one that made him freeze as a child. “I was waiting for everyone to be in the right place at the same time. Your brother holds the key. This cannot be done over the Internet, it must be face to face in real time.”

​

Picture
Picture
Picture

Charlotte Redbird, Ghost Coach
Cat's Paw Cove Book 12

Picture
Sometimes the dead need a life coach, too.

Driven out of Chicago by a spiteful heiress, life coach Charly Redbird is ready for a change. She moves to Florida to be closer to her family and vows to be more selective about future clients.

With the help of Dylan Graham, a hunky real estate agent, Charly finds a perfect home across the street from a cemetery. When he shows up with a plant and two tiny balls of fluff as a housewarming present, Charly thinks she might be smitten with more than the kittens.

A new client appears at her door and asks for Charly's help, but the woman happens to be a permanent resident of the cemetery. Can Charly convince the restless spirit to move to another neighborhood—or will she take on a new role: Life Coach for the Dead?


Goodreads * Amazon


Picture
Picture
Picture
Picture
Picture
Picture
Sharon Buchbinder has been writing fiction since middle school and has the rejection slips to prove it. An RN, she provided health care delivery, became a researcher, association executive, and obtained a PhD in Public Health. She is the author of the Hotel LaBelle Series, the Jinni Hunter Series, and the Obsession Series. When not attempting to make students and colleagues laugh or writing, she can be found fishing, walking her dogs, herding cats, or breaking bread and laughing with family and friends in Baltimore, MD and Punta Gorda, FL.


Website * Blog * Facebook * ReadersGroup * Twitter * Instagram * Bookbub * Amazon * Goodreads * Newsletter ​



Picture
Haunted Duplex

People often ask why I include ghosts as characters in my stories. My response: life has informed me that when we die, we don’t just disappear or “go into the light”. Here’s a good example of one of my many experiences with spirits.

When I was in college, I shared a duplex with four other women. The day I moved into my attic room, as I unpacked boxes, my roommate shouted, “Sharon!” I ran downstairs, only to find that same roommate in the shower. When she came out, I asked if there had been a problem.

She smiled. “Oh, I forgot to tell you. We have a ghost.” This ghost moved things around, knocked things off shelves and mimicked other roommates’ and even boyfriends’ voices to get attention. She also paced a hallway that ran from the kitchen to the bedroom on the main floor.

One night I pulled an all-nighter for an Organic Chemistry exam (not my best subject!). I had a little dachshund, named Bisou, who went everywhere with me. That night I studied in the kitchen, drinking gallons of coffee, memorizing benzene rings. I decided to take a little nap. I cuddled on the couch with Bisou and closed my eyes. The doxie started shaking and whining. In the hallway coming closer were the footsteps. As they came closer, the dog became more agitated. By the time the ghost was standing right next to the couch, the dog was in a frenzy.

“Please,” I said, “I need to get some rest, this exam is really important to me. And you’re making my dog crazy. Could you please go away?”

The ghost’s footsteps receded from the side of the couch, down the hall and then stopped. I aced the exam (a miracle).

After I had been living in the haunted duplex in for a few months, I invited my sister-in-law and brother over for dinner to meet my new boyfriend, my roommates, and see the place. My room was in the attic, and at $25 a month for rent (5 women, $125 total!) I wasn’t complaining about my space. I was very happy to be there and grateful to have such a bargain. The ghost was almost an added value at that point.

We had appetizers, did not really get to dinner, when my brother, a Vietnam vet and Green Beret who to this day keeps in touch with buddies from the 82nd Airborne, said, “Why don’t you show us the place?”

My then boyfriend had already been repeating all the strange events (with embellishments) that I had told him about and was humming the theme to Twilight Zone.

As I led my brother and sister-in-law up the stairs to my room in the attic, the now very annoying boyfriend said, “Ooooooo! Can yooooou feeeeeel the spiriiiiit?”

“Yes, I can,” my brother said. “She’s right next to me, has shoulder length brown hair, and is wearing a brown print dress. She’s very lonely.”

My brother turned on his heel without even reaching the attic and raced down the stairs. At the bottom of the stairwell he said, “I have to go! She’s all over me. It’s like she’s so happy I can see her, she’s trying to get under my skin.”

My brother and astonished sister-in-law ran out the door. The dinner party was over and so was my relationship with that idiot boyfriend. Years later, my sister-in-law and brother told me the ghost went home with them and would not leave my brother alone for months. To say she was clingy would be an understatement.

Ever since that night, my brother literally “sees dead people.” I always thought it was interesting that I heard them. It’s as if each of us got one part of the psychic abilities, but not the whole package!

Have you had any experiences with ghosts and haunted houses? What did you think of the event and what did you do?


​
Picture
Follow the tour HERE for special content and a giveaway!

June 9

kickoff at Silver Dagger Book Tours
Viviana MacKade – GUEST POST

June 10
All Things Dark & Dirty
A Pinch of Bookdust

June 11
I'm Into Books
nanasbookreviews

June 12
Thoughts with Angie
FUONLYKNEW

June 13
Bedazzled By Books

June 14
Book Corner News and Reviews

June 15
Craving Lovely Books
Girl with Pen

June 16
Lisa Book Stacks – GUEST POST
Dragon's Den

June 17
Insane Books
Luv Saving Money

June 18
Iris Blobel
Midnight Book Reader

June 19
Inside the Insanity – GUEST POST
Maiden of the Pages – GUEST POST

June 20
The Sexy Nerd 'Revue'
Momma Says: To Read or Not to Read

June 21
Casey's Corner

June 22
A Writer's Life – GUEST POST
Books all things paranormal and romance

June 23
La libreria di Beppe
IndiePowerd by No Sweat Graphics

June 24
Celticlady's Reviews
Musings From An Addicted Reader

June 25
#BRVL Book Review Virginia Lee 
Pen Possessed – GUEST POST

June 26
Angel's Guilty Pleasures – GUEST POST
AC Squared Book Blog

June 27
Nicole's Book Musings

June 28
Books, Authors, Blogs

June 29
Readeropolis – GUEST POST
Scrupulous Dreams

June 30
Sylv.net
T's Stuff

July 1
Jazzy Book Reviews – GUEST POST
Books a Plenty Book Reviews

July 2

The Book Dragon
The Book junkie Reads . . .

July 3
The Faerie Review
eBook Addicts

July 4
4covert2overt ☼ A Place In The Spotlight ☼ – GUEST POST

July 5
Teatime and Books

July 6
❧Defining Ways❧
The Bookshelf Fairy

July 7
Chapters through life
ⒾⓃⓉⓇⓄⓈⓅⒺⒸⓉⒾⓋⒺ ⓅⓇⒺⓈⓈ

July 8
Valerie Ullmer | Romance Author
Triquetra Reviews

July 9
Twisted Book Ramblings
Word Processor, Romance, Cats, Kids and Creed
​

a Rafflecopter giveaway
Picture
93 Comments
Beyond Comps
6/9/2020 03:59:56 am

Great cover!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
6/9/2020 07:26:00 am

Thank you! Dar Albert is the gifted cover artist!

Reply
Sharon Extine link
6/9/2020 05:40:22 am

Love the covers and can't wait to read your books. Thanks.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
6/9/2020 07:26:56 am

Thank you! The Cat's Paw Cove series has adorable covers, thanks to Dar Albert!

Reply
Diana Hardt
6/9/2020 06:25:00 am

Nice covers. I liked the blurbs and excerpt. They sound like really interesting books. Thank you for sharing.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 07:27:20 am

I hope you enjoy the reads!

Reply
Bernie Wallace
6/9/2020 06:37:36 am

I like the cartoon character on the cover. Congrats on the release.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 07:28:03 am

I think they let the reader know this is a light-hearted story. :) Dar Albert is very gifted.

Reply
Bernice Kennedy
6/9/2020 07:19:18 am

I love the covers. The excerpts have caught my attention. Thanks for sharing.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
6/9/2020 07:29:03 am

I hope you enjoy the stories. The cats are magical and funny!

Reply
Wendy Jensen
6/9/2020 07:54:13 am

Creative book cover.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
6/9/2020 08:01:11 am

I love the sprinkle of pixie dust on each cover! :)

Reply
Rita Wray
6/9/2020 09:17:36 am

The books sound great.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 09:33:28 am

Merci! Have a magical day!

Reply
Wendy
6/9/2020 09:26:58 am

The covers are cute and the books sound interesting.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 09:34:06 am

Cat’s Paw Cove is a magical feline run place 😊

Reply
Angela (Angel's Guilty Pleasures) link
6/9/2020 11:30:01 am

Both of these titles sound cute and fun.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 11:56:39 am

Thank you! Dive in! :)

Reply
bn100
6/9/2020 11:54:27 am

fun cover

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 11:57:24 am

Terrific cover artist, Dar Albert is creative and fun in her images.

Reply
Sherry
6/9/2020 01:14:12 pm

The books sound very interesting.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 01:43:58 pm

Thank you 😊

Reply
Calvin
6/9/2020 01:46:42 pm

Neat theme to your book, cheers on the tour!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 01:57:04 pm

Thanks, Calvin!

Reply
wendy hutton
6/9/2020 02:35:02 pm

love the cover and the title

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 03:44:39 pm

Thanks, Wendy! It was fun to write something light and humorous for a change of pace. :)

Reply
Debbie P
6/9/2020 03:48:23 pm

This sounds like a terrific read.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 04:11:36 pm

Thanks, Debbie. They were fun to write.

Reply
Paula
6/9/2020 04:02:02 pm

The cover art seems appropriate for the book. Good job.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 04:12:07 pm

Thanks, Paula. The cover artist is very talented. She gets it! :)

Reply
Amber Kolb
6/9/2020 05:36:14 pm

I love the animated covers! Really fun!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 07:06:03 pm

I love them, too. The cover artist really captured my characters.

Reply
lynn clayton
6/9/2020 07:32:25 pm

oh what a nice cover looks like a great read

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 07:55:13 pm

Merci, Lynn!

Reply
Glenda M
6/9/2020 08:19:20 pm

Love these covers! The books sound great too!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/9/2020 08:26:04 pm

Thanks, Glenda! They make me smile😊

Reply
Susan Smith
6/10/2020 01:12:17 pm

Sounds great, I like the cover.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/10/2020 04:56:20 pm

Thank you! I love the cats! She captured them well, too!

Reply
Mary Cloud
6/11/2020 08:31:11 pm

The covers are cute - thanks for sharing

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/11/2020 08:35:51 pm

Thanks, Mary 😊

Reply
Judy Thomas
6/12/2020 05:13:12 am

Love the covers! Very eye catching.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/12/2020 10:03:25 am

Thanks, Judy!

Reply
Jennylyn Gross
6/12/2020 11:42:48 am

cute cover!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/12/2020 12:31:33 pm

Thanks, Jennylyn! ;)

Reply
Stephanie Liske
6/12/2020 07:21:24 pm

I like the cover.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/12/2020 07:38:47 pm

Muchas gracias, Stephanie!

Reply
Heather Mahley
6/12/2020 07:53:43 pm

I really like the cover

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/12/2020 08:18:31 pm

Thank you Heather!

Reply
Terri Quick
6/12/2020 09:04:16 pm

Cute cover

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/3/2020 11:53:17 am

Thank you, Terri!

Reply
Francine Anchondo
6/12/2020 09:35:36 pm

I like the cover

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/3/2020 11:53:52 am

Thank you, Francine!

Reply
Ann Fantom
6/13/2020 06:49:40 am

I like all the covers. They have very nice artwork

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/14/2020 11:07:17 am

Thank you Ann!😺

Reply
Mya Murphy
6/13/2020 05:22:57 pm

How freaking CUTE are the covers!?

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/14/2020 11:07:56 am

The cats say 😻 Mya!

Reply
beth shepherd
6/13/2020 09:22:13 pm

This looks great!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/3/2020 11:54:22 am

Thank you, Beth!

Reply
Viki S.
6/14/2020 10:58:18 am

I love the covers. They are all really cute :).

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/3/2020 11:54:38 am

Thank you, Viki!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/14/2020 11:35:00 am

Merci!! 😻

Reply
Debbi Wellenstein
6/14/2020 03:35:54 pm

The covers are cute! Thanks for the giveaway!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/14/2020 06:31:18 pm

You’re welcome😺

Reply
Linda Kish
6/14/2020 08:48:15 pm

I love the covers and the books sound great.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/15/2020 03:15:18 pm

Many thanks, Linda!!

Reply
Victoria Scott
6/18/2020 09:58:46 pm

Thank you for sharing! Looks great!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder
6/19/2020 06:47:08 am

Thanks, Victoria😺

Reply
Betty Curran
6/27/2020 12:44:54 pm

Cute covers and I like your titles

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
6/27/2020 02:57:41 pm

Thanks, Betty!

Reply
Sandy Klocinski
7/2/2020 11:18:00 am

Awesome covers! Thanks for the opportunity to win. They all sound like really intriguing reads

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/3/2020 11:55:02 am

Thanks, Sandy!

Reply
Daniel M
7/2/2020 06:00:21 pm

like the cover

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/3/2020 11:55:17 am

Thanks, Daniel!

Reply
AuntySuzany
7/6/2020 02:56:11 pm

Great cover! Thank you for sharing!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/8/2020 09:09:17 am

Thank you, AuntySuzany!

Reply
angie lilly link
7/7/2020 12:29:52 pm

Love these covers! The animation look great and it is fun and colorful. Wouldn't change a thing!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/8/2020 09:09:46 am

Thank you, Angie!

Reply
Shan B
7/7/2020 09:29:19 pm

very pleasing cover art!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/8/2020 09:10:23 am

Thank you, Shan!

Reply
Jessica Hays
7/8/2020 12:45:26 pm

The cover is really cute!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/10/2020 10:53:20 am

Thank you, Jessica!

Reply
Emily B.
7/9/2020 09:37:21 am

The covers look so fun!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/10/2020 10:53:36 am

Thanks, Emily!

Reply
Leah Shumack
7/9/2020 03:20:57 pm

It's a really cute cover! I've added this book to my wish list!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/10/2020 10:53:54 am

Many thanks, Leah!

Reply
Nina Lewis
7/9/2020 07:23:47 pm

Looks good!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/10/2020 10:54:15 am

Thank you, Nina!

Reply
Hesper Fry
7/9/2020 07:51:06 pm

The book covers look great and I would like to read them all. They sound really good!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/10/2020 10:54:55 am

Many thanks, Hesper! Cat's Paw Cove is a magical place :)

Reply
Sand
7/9/2020 09:45:34 pm

Looks like a great cover!

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/10/2020 10:55:16 am

Thank you, Sand!

Reply
Jerry Marquardt
7/9/2020 11:53:27 pm

I would like to give thanks for all your really great writings, now and in the future.

Reply
Sharon Buchbinder link
7/10/2020 10:55:53 am

Thank you, Jerry. I hope you enjoy my stories!! :)

Reply



Leave a Reply.

    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture
    Picture

    Categories

    All
    Action
    Adventure
    African American
    Anthology
    Apocalyptic
    Audiobook
    Australian
    Bdsm
    Billionaire Romance
    Biography
    Chick Lit
    Childrens
    Christian
    Coloring Book
    Comedy
    Coming Of Age
    Contemporary Fiction
    Contemporaryromance
    Contemporary Romance
    Cookbook
    Cozymystery
    Cozy Mystery
    Crime
    Cyberpunk
    Dark
    Dark Romance
    Drama
    Dystopian
    Educational
    Eroticromance
    Erotic Romance
    Fairytale
    Fantasy
    Financial
    Giveaway-hop
    Gothic
    Health And Wellness
    Historical
    Historicalromance
    Historical Romance
    Holiday
    Horror
    Humorous
    Inspirational
    Legal-thriller
    Lgbtq
    Literaryfiction
    Mafiaromance
    Mafia Romance
    Magicrealism
    Magic Realism
    Mcromance
    Mc-romance
    Memoir
    Menage
    Middlegrade
    Middle Grade
    Military
    Mystery
    Newadult
    New Adult
    Nonfiction
    Paranormal
    Paranormalromance
    Paranormal Romance
    Parenting
    Pets
    Poetry
    Postapocalyptic
    Pulp-fiction
    Reverseharemromance
    Reverse Harem Romance
    Rockstarromance
    Rockstar Romance
    Romance
    Romanticcomedy
    Romantic Comedy
    Romanticsuspense
    Romantic Suspense
    Satirical
    Sciencefiction
    Science Fiction
    Scifi
    Scifiromance
    Scifi Romance
    Selfhelp
    Shortstories
    Short Stories
    Speculativefiction
    Speculative Fiction
    Sportsromance
    Steampunk
    Supernatural
    Suspense
    Sweetromance
    Thriller
    Timetravel
    Time-travel
    Urban
    Urbanfantasy
    Urban Fantasy
    Western
    Womensfiction
    Womens Fiction
    Ya
    Youngadult
    Young-adult
    Youngadultya
    Young Adult Ya

    Archives

    May 2022
    April 2022
    March 2022
    February 2022
    January 2022
    December 2021
    November 2021
    October 2021
    September 2021
    August 2021
    July 2021
    June 2021
    May 2021
    April 2021
    March 2021
    February 2021
    January 2021
    December 2020
    November 2020
    October 2020
    September 2020
    August 2020
    July 2020
    June 2020
    May 2020
    April 2020
    March 2020
    February 2020
    January 2020
    December 2019
    November 2019
    October 2019
    September 2019
    August 2019
    July 2019
    June 2019
    May 2019
    April 2019
    March 2019
    February 2019
    January 2019
    December 2018
    November 2018
    October 2018
    September 2018
    August 2018
    July 2018
    June 2018
    May 2018
    April 2018
    March 2018
    February 2018
    January 2018
    December 2017
    November 2017
    October 2017
    September 2017
    August 2017
    July 2017
    June 2017
    May 2017
    April 2017
    March 2017
    February 2017
    January 2017
    December 2016
    November 2016
    October 2016
    September 2016

© 2021 Silver Dagger Book Tours