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Lady Of Dragons Part One By Shelby Elizabeth

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By Shelby Elizabeth, Rebecca Crunden, Indie Authors
| ginaraemitchell.com
BBNYA 2025 Semi-Finalist Spotlight: Lady of Dragons Part One by Shelby Elizabeth 💖 Welcome to My BBNYA 2025 Semi-Finalist Spotlight! BBNYA season is in full swing, and today’s feature shines with fire, heart, and a beautifully crafted friends-to-lovers bond. If you love dragon riders, phoenix magic, gentle love interests, fierce heroines, training trials, and found-family vibes, you’re in for a treat.
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Nighthawks By Kaitlin Corvus – BBNYA 2025 Semi-Finalist Spotlight | Gina Rae Mitchell

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By Gina Mitchell, Rebecca Crunden, Indie Authors, Kaitlin Corvus
| ginaraemitchell.com
Nighthawks by Kaitlin Corvus | BBNYA 2025 Semi-Finalist Spotlight 💖Welcome to my stop on today’s 2025 BBNYA Semi-Finalist Tour spotlighting Nighthawks by Kaitlin Corvus! Where small-town secrets bleed into nightmares… and love bites back. Today’s spotlight features Nighthawks by Kaitlin Corvus, one of this year’s semi-finalists! There’s something magnetic about dark, small-town settings and morally complex characters.
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J. Dalton discusses his ‘The Tales of Mordratha!’ series

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By Indie Authors
| jcgemmell.com
In August of 2016, I was diagnosed with CML leukemia, and wasn’t expected to make it to Christmas. I wanted to leave something for my grandkids to remember me by, so I wrote a little Sci-Fi book for them called “The Gates to the Galaxies!” where I included some little treats about them and things they did or said growing up. Then, I realized I liked telling stories and began having dreams about them. The stories came to me one or two chapters a night like a movie playing in my head.
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