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A Romance About the Tragedy of Comedy and Second Chances Through Time Travel

New Adult by Timothy Janovsky

August 1, 2023 by Emmalita 3 Comments

Grief is a funny thing. In New Adult, Timothy Janovsky uses time travel and mind reading glasses, among other items, to explore growing up, messing up, grief, regret, forgiveness, accountability and doing the hard work of life. The tagline for the book is “Can we skip to the good part?” If you’re on social media you’ve probably heard the hook of AJR’s “The Good Part” as people show off their accomplishments, glow ups, etc. But in real life we can’t skip the hard work and […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance, Science Fiction Tagged With: advance reader copy, NetGalley, New Adult, time travel, Timothy Janovsky

Emmalita's CBR15 Review No:71 · Genres: Fiction, Romance, Science Fiction · Tags: advance reader copy, NetGalley, New Adult, time travel, Timothy Janovsky ·
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Hot Fun in the Summertime (#CannonBookClub, June 2023) Discussion Post—Romance Edition

June 23, 2023 by elisamaza76 9 Comments

(You know, you should probably also check out the discussion post for our Hot Fun in the Summertime cozy mystery selection, Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala.) The Romance Extravanga Whether you’re a returning CannonBookClub participant or a newbie, welcome! This is the place to discuss the three (count-em, THREE) Hot Fun in the Summertime romance selections. You don’t have to be registered for CBR15 to comment below, but there are a few ground rules: The topics are numbered, so please refer to them […]

Filed Under: Book Club, Romance, Young Adult Tagged With: CannonBookClub, Kate Clayborn, mental health rep, New Adult Romance, Queer characters, Talia Hibbert, Timothy Janovsky, YA Romance

Genres: Book Club, Romance, Young Adult · Tags: CannonBookClub, Kate Clayborn, mental health rep, New Adult Romance, Queer characters, Talia Hibbert, Timothy Janovsky, YA Romance ·
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Book Cover of Never Been Kissed

I need to feel certain in who I’m kissing. I mean, a kiss isn’t just a kiss to me.

Never Been Kissed by Timothy Janovsky

June 14, 2023 by Emmalita Leave a Comment

I was so excited when Never Been Kissed was selected as one of the Cannon Book Club Hot Fun in the Summertime books. I hope you, dear reader, will join our discussion on June 23&24. Timothy Janovsky has been on my list of authors I’d like to read for a while. In the large field of m/m (all male love interest) romances, he is one of a few men writing. Even rarer, he is a traditionally published author writing m/m new adult romantic comedies. To […]

Filed Under: Book Club, Featured, Romance Tagged With: Timothy Janovsky

Emmalita's CBR15 Review No:50 · Genres: Book Club, Featured, Romance · Tags: Timothy Janovsky ·
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#CannonBookClub June 2023 Book Announcement

May 10, 2023 by elisamaza76 9 Comments

Hello, Cannonballers! Whether school’s out or not, the time for summer book club is nearly upon us. Since I decided that my first time participating in CannonBookClub in any way, shape, or form should involve me organizing and hosting, I figured the smart plan would be to keep things simple: one book, nothing too heavy. It was a good plan, but then I remembered that much like summer in the hometown I’ll soon be moving back to (New Orleans, LA), I have ZERO chill. So, […]

Filed Under: Book Club Tagged With: arsenic and adobo, CannonBookClub, Georgie All Along, Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute, Kate Clayborn, Mia P. Manansala, never been kissed, Talia Hibbert, Timothy Janovsky

Genres: Book Club · Tags: arsenic and adobo, CannonBookClub, Georgie All Along, Highly Suspicious and Unfairly Cute, Kate Clayborn, Mia P. Manansala, never been kissed, Talia Hibbert, Timothy Janovsky ·
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