Category: NOVL

First of all, it should be mentioned that I have not stopped giggling since MIDNIGHT SUN was announced. As a longtime fan of all things Twilight, this is an absolute dream come true. Waiting until August for the book release is going to be TORTURE — so to make the time pass a little quicker,…

We’ve been sent us into a tailspin of nostalgia that we just can’t climb out of – but why would we want to? So to celebrate this new wave of nostalgia, we’re giving you a very special throwback box featuring a few classics, some with new covers!

YOU. GUYS. MIDNIGHT. SUN. It’s HAPPENING!! Tbh, I have no idea what to do with myself. And if you’re wondering, no, I have not read it, and no, I cannot read it. So I too am stuck in that limbo of waiting for this book to come out. What will I do while I wait?…

I grew up in the Arizona desert. For whatever reason, the American West has always been a hotspot for cult activity. During my childhood, it felt like not a day went by when I didn’t hear about some bizarre sect on the nightly news.

You can say that my life has forged me into someone uniquely equipped to deal with a pandemic. The coping mechanisms I’ve developed to deal with my life can absolutely be translatable to life in self-quarantine. Here are some tips to reduce anxiety.

Last week, you asked Katrina Leno, author of You Must Not Miss and the upcoming Horrid, some of your burning questions. Here are her answers!

Right now, even more so than ever the topic of mental health is on all of our minds. For those of us who have dealt with mental health challenges in the past and/or are still battling them today, it is a comfort to read books where the characters are experiencing similar struggles.

I cannot begin to express how excited I am to share the official NOVL CouchFest 2020 schedule! We have so much cool, inspiring stuff planned for you to enjoy from some incredible authors, plus tons of goodies to give away!

It's time to decide whether you're more like Cardan or Locke, our lovable (and not so lovable) love interests! Are you more villainously charming, or charmingly villainous?

For a long time, I avoided historical fiction like, well, like the plague. I couldn’t seem to get interested in books set in the past, thinking them dated and boring. But then someone pointed out to me that everything that’s happening now has happened before, and that the only way we can move forward is…

Well howdy partners (*tips hat*). If you’re looking for a rootin’-tootin’ good time, check out some of these Westerns, featuring our favorite gunslinging gals (and guys).