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Tika Viteri

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Angry feminist. Bruja. Reader. Knitter. Spinner. Boxer. Bird and plant whisperer. Contributor at BookRiot.com Head Witch in Charge of @witchdecade.
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9 Steamy Enemies to Lovers Books To Raise Your Body Temp

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By Talia Hibbert, Reibun Ike, Tika Viteri
| Book Riot Verified
The romance genre, especially steamy enemies-to-lovers books, is a vast and steamy place, full of communication shenanigans, tissue-paper bodices, flowing locks of all colors that belong to all genders, and a disproportionate number of English dukes, people with piercing eyes and the ability to raise one sardonic eyebrow. One of the major reasons readers flock to romance is the steam factor.
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Reading Pathway: Daphne Du Maurier Books

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By Tika Viteri
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Daphne Du Maurier’s career was long and storied; her life was equally so. Her books were huge bestsellers when they were published, and many live on in edition after edition. Du Maurier was a novelist, a poet, a playwright, an essayist, a literary critic, a nonfiction writer, and a biographer. In short, she was a Writer with a capital “W.” To begin, a short biographical sketch: Daphne Du Maurier was born in 1907 in London, England, into a literary and dramatic family.
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Design Your Own Dark Academia Reading Room

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By Tika Viteri
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Book Riot is teaming up with Booksio to donate $250 to your favorite library! To enter, simply fill out the form and subscribe to The Word newsletter. Here’s more about our sponsor: Want to do good while you read? Sign up for The Word, Booksio’s weekly newsletter. We will keep you updated on our charitable causes, as well as curated book recommendations, author spotlights, and more. Subscribe today! 2 DAYS AGO
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