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  'A Little Naughty', Be Still #4, Tia Louise ( English first | Español debajo) Review: A Little Naughty by Tia Louise Book #4 in the Be Still series Genre: contemporary romance (with some suspense) Tropes: romantic light suspense; small town; marriage of convenience; single mom vibes; good girl x good-bad boy; found family My rating: 3.75-4/5 stars Add to Goodreads A cute story of love and redemption that I really liked. This follows the story of Jemima, a singer who lives in a little town and impersonates Taylor Swift. And Raif, a supposed bad boy who isn't really bad but his town has him labeled as one. After Jemima rescues a little girl from a criminal she moves to her sister's town and starts her life over. Now acting as sort of a mom, she would do whatever is necessary to protect Nikki. She gets to meet Raif again because of her job, she's a journalist at the local newspaper, and they instantly feel attracted to each other. When her past comes back to

'The Ryder of the Night', Flyers of the First Kingdom #1, Eden Eaves 💬 English first | Español debajo 📚 Review: The Ryder of the Night by Eden Eaves Genre: romantasy (romance + fantasy) 🐉❤️‍🔥 Book 1 of “Flyers of the First Kingdom” Tropes : Dragon shifters x Fae riders romance; Dragon romance ✔️ Slow burn; Forced proximity; Fated mates ✔️ Hate to love; Grumpy x grumpy; Found family ✔️ Magic world; Different worlds; Cult society ✔️ My rating: 4.5-5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Add to Goodreads Amazon “I need you, Sol. We are an extension of each other. One doesn’t work without the other.” I absolutely loved this debut of the writing duo Eden Eaves (they are two bestselling authors writing under this pen name). I love romance and fantasy and furthermore I love romantasy. Give me dragons and I’ll go crazy and apparently that’s what happened lol. This is the story of Sol, a fae and a Ryder who was taken from her home when she was little, hidden away at a cult society that lived with no

  “El Arte de Preparar Mate: Un Viaje a través de su Cultura y Beneficios” Por Ayelén Caparra­ Salís a la calle con la bolsa de los mandados en la mano. Es un día soleado y se escuchan las risas de los nenes jugando en la plaza de en frente. La brisa es maravillosa, una manera de refrescarte un poco después de tanto calor del día. Cerrás los ojos un instante y sonreís. Seguís caminando y te encontrás con tu vecina Delia, tomando mates en su silla de mimbre, en la vereda al lado de la puerta de su casa.   “Nena, ¿cómo estás, tantos días sin verte?” . No importa que tengas casi cuarenta, para Delia sos “la nena”. “Y viste como es, Deli, el laburo no te suelta. Anduve a las corridas, haciendo doble turno para ganar un mango más” , le respondés y te mira con un gesto de entendimiento y algo más. “Tomá, nena, tomá, te va a hacer bien, tiene manzanilla, ayuda para los nervios, ¿sentís?” . Delia hace los mejores mates del mundo. No sabés si el secreto es la manzanilla de su jardín o las m