Cabin Fever (Holiday Fever Series (Valentine’s) Book 1)

January 10, 2021

QUARANTINE IT

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Ron Miller

4 years ago

Quick! Where’s my insulin?

Hitch

4 years ago

Is it me, or does this look like a toothpaste commercial?

NinaJ

4 years ago

People will do anything to not be seen as “self-published”. In this case, I’d be more embarrassed to have that thrown across my front cover.

Hitch

4 years ago

Reply to NinaJ

Does that say “Huter Grant” publishing? Or Kuter Grant? Or…I mean, what’s worse? Self-published or that banner in the cover footer? Oish.

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Nathan

4 years ago

Reply to Hitch

That says “Huter Grant.” The publishing company is “Hunter Grant.” Proofreading is their specialty!

NinaJ

4 years ago

Reply to Hitch

It’s a delicate balance of showing off a vanity publisher and making sure the color palette screams “safe romance”.

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