๐Ÿ’ž๐Š๐ž๐ง๐ฒ๐š'๐ฌ ๐…๐š๐ฏ๐จ๐ซ๐ข๐ญ๐ž ๐๐จ๐จ๐ค๐ฌ ๐จ๐Ÿ 2020๐Ÿ’ž

I didnโ€™t read as much as I normally do because I was writing my own books in The Mogul Series which you can find here: https://t.co/0sODsY2S21
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There are a ton of books I just did not get a chance to read that are on

my TBR which is why this is a FAVORITE list and not a BEST of list; bc I mainly read for pleasure. I was introduced to some new authors who blew my fcking mind.
Many of these books challenged or comforted me in some way; so I want to thank these incredible authors for putting their heart on the line and sharing their words with us and making this tumultuous year a little bit brighter. ๐Ÿ’–
๐ŸŒŸ๐“๐‡๐„ 2020 ๐‹๐ˆ๐’๐“๐ŸŒŸ
1. Queen Move โ€” Kennedy Ryan
2. Our Reckless Hope โ€” Love Belvin
3. Villian โ€” LJ Shen
4. Shu โ€” Alexandria House
5. The Duke the Lady and a Baby โ€” Vanessa Riley
6. Daring and the Duke -- Sarah MacLean
7. Charming the Scottish Bastardโ€” Melissa Blue
8. Andre - Jayce Ellis
9. Rock the Curvesโ€” Twyla Turner-Author
10. Trulyโ€” Carmel Rhodes
11. Jaded by Love โ€” AJ Alexander
12. Cry of Metal and Boneโ€” Leslye Penelope
13. The Jezebelโ€” Dylan Allen
14. Black Outโ€” Lynn Raye Harris
15. In Fury Lies Mischief โ€” Amo Jones
16. Tarnished Empireโ€” Ava Harrison
17. Cruel Paradise โ€” JT Geissinger
18. Metal Monkey โ€” Brooklyn Knight
19. Devil of Downtown โ€” Joanna Shupe
20. Blinding Shadows โ€” Jasmine Silvera
21. Donโ€™t Hex and Drive โ€” Juliette Cross
22. Reina and the Rock Star โ€” Theodora Taylor
23. The Rakessโ€” Scarlett Peckham
24. Mr. West โ€” Xyla Turner
25. Pensive โ€” Author Travena Terry
26. Full Throttleโ€” LaShawn Vasser
27. Master of Control โ€” Sienna Snow
28. The Captains Widwinter Bride โ€” Liana De la Liana De la Rosa
29. Ritual Island โ€” JP Uvalle
30. Seduction by Moonlightโ€” Kenya Wright
31. A Sweet Mess โ€” Jayci Lee
32. Lush Money โ€” Angelina M. Lopez
33. The Deviant โ€” Tiana Laveen
34. Dawn Caravan โ€” Elizabeth Hunter
35. Hidden Witness 6 โ€” Posey Shantee Parks
36. Haunted โ€” Nico Rosso
37. Love Unexpectedโ€” QB Tyler
38. In the Clear โ€” Kathryn Nolan
39. Take A Hint Dani Brown โ€” Talia Hibbert
40. Trust Fund Fiancรฉ โ€” Naima Simone
41. Truth or Dare โ€” Danielle Allen
42. Far From Destined โ€” Carrie Ann Ryan
43. Playboyโ€™s Heart โ€” Nana Malone
44. Door of Bruises โ€” Sierra Simone
. Undressed with the Marquessโ€” Christi Caldwell
46. Sound of Madnessโ€” Maria Luis
47. The Legal Affair โ€” Nisha Sharma
48. Your Dad Will Do โ€” Katee Robert-Hird
49. Finding Joy โ€” Adriana Herrera
50. A Little Harmless Tabooโ€” Melissa Schroeder
51. When the Earl Met His Match - Stacy Reid
52. Engagement and Espionage- Penelope Reid
53. All Scot and Bothered โ€” Kerrigan Byrne
54. Dead Man Walking โ€” Giana Darling
55. The Wreckage of Us โ€” Brittainy C. Cherry
56. Would I Lie to the Duke โ€” Eva Leigh
57. Love Delyed in Dublin โ€” Moni Boyce
58. The Chief โ€” Cecelia Mecca
59. Spoiler Alert โ€” Olivia Dade

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