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RELEASE WEEK GIVEAWAY – THE ECHO ON THE WATER

IT’S RELEASE WEEK FOR BOOK 2

THE ECHO ON THE WATER

Small Town Romantic Suspense

Releasing into KINDLE UNLIMITED on July 25, 2024

AUDIOBOOK PERFORMED BY AVA ERICKSON AND TEDDY HAMILTON

 

DESCRIPTION:

Rosie Harlow is desperately seeking… well, she’s not sure. A romance would be nice but so would a dinner conversation with her pre-teen son. Too bad her boy is way too busy growing up to pay his mama any attention. Rosie never meant to swear off men and she’s not frigid—you don’t become a single mom at fifteen by being frigid—but this dry spell of hers has gotten out of hand and something must be done.

Enter Amon Parrish. Back in high school Amon was voted most likely to get caught with his pants down. He was a trouble maker. The quintessential bad boy. But twelve years away from home, traveling the world and working with Collin Creed doing super-secret (and somewhat illegal) things, changed all that. These days Amon Parrish is a brand-new, stand-up man.

And, to Rosie’s surprise, a romantic man as well. Because he has decided to court her. And this is not just any ordinary courting, either. It’s… well, a page ripped right out of a bodice ripper.

But everyone in Disciple, West Virginia has a secret in their past.

Even the cheerful, perpetually optimistic, and seemingly innocent, Rosie Harlow.

 

The Echo on the Water is a swooning plate of small-town fiction served up with a side of spice. It honors the themes of friends to lovers, found family, and is filled with bigger-than-life, morally-grey characters against a backdrop of the weird and wonderful.

 

 

TROPES:

Small Town Secrets

Charming Alpha Male

Friends to Lovers

Touch Her and Die

Morally Grey

Found Family

 

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(The Echo on the Water won’t be in KU until AMAZON RELEASE DAY, JULY 25)

It’s going to be a crazy few months with new releases because I am releasing a book a month until at least October and still, I will have at least one more before the year is over. So hold on and get ready to read or listen!

THE ECHO ON THE WATER is book 2 in the SACRED TRINITY SERIES which centers around a group of small towns deep in the West Virginia hills. This is a continuing FOREVER SERIES that will not end. Each book is a standalone romance but there is also a continuing story that will span through many books.

Every time I release a book in this series it will come inside a TRILOGY and all three of them will release one month apart. Echo is the second book in the first trilogy. The third book, THE COMFORT IN THE BRAVE, will release next month on August 22.

All the books will be available in KINDLE UNLIMITED, though you can pre-order them on Nook, KOBO, Apple and get them TWO DAYS EARLY. But none of the books will be available to purchase outside of Amazon after this initial release. Regardless of what people think of Kindle Unlimited, I make a very good living on that platform, so I won’t be selling wide all the time unless times change. And these times, they are a changing, so never say never.

THE ECHO ON THE WATER is a homage to love stories from days gone by. It’s a contemporary romance with an OLD-FASHIONED FEEL and our HERO, AMON PARRISH, has returned home after more than a decade away only to discover he’s an old-fashioned man.

He wants to COURT A WOMAN. One woman in particular named ROSIE HARLOW. The town of Disciple, West Virgina’s only single mother. It’s all very fun, and spicy, and there’s quite a bit of angst as well.

Though this is a standalone story, and you can skip around if you want, I will say it once again – THERE IS A CONTINUING MYSTERY that will span MANY BOOKS. How many will it take to answers all the background mysteries? I don’t know. It depends. Maybe 6, maybe 10, maybe 30. So if you don’t like complicated continuing storylines, don’t waste your time here. Because that’s what I write and that’s never gonna change.

 

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THE COMFORT IN THE BRAVE

 

Clover Bradley was having the worst day of her life and then she got kidnapped. In her own home. Well, her empty and currently being renovated childhood home on the edge of Disciple, West Virginia and not her former cozy cottage on the grounds of the Dixie Yonder Hotel where she was working and thriving until that very morning. But it still counts and definitely makes her very bad day much worse.

But that’s not even the crazy part. The crazy part is that she’s falling for her kidnapper. A handsome man, if a little morally challenged, who is probably very dangerous and has threatened to kill her half a dozen times over the span of just one day, but what can one do? The attraction is there.

Riggs is just trying his best to stay out of prison. Which seems at odds with his current actions, but need-to-know nuances make all these nonsensical pieces fit. And even though Clover isn’t a model captive—she’s a complainer of the princess variety—he finds himself getting attached. If he hadn’t been forced to kidnap her to save his own hide, he could see a future where the two of them end up together.

So he figures… why not save her life by endangering her some more?

And she figures… well, it’s better than being left to rot in her own basement.

And that’s, of course, when things get interesting.

 

The Comfort in the Brave is an ironic twist of fate inbred to a really bad decision. It’s a captive romance turned ride-or-die in a crazy escape from Blackberry Hill—but this time Collin Creed isn’t coming to save anyone, he’s looking for revenge.

TROPES

Falling for the Enemy

Ride or Die

Haughty Princess

Redemptive Anti-Hero

Morally Grey

Found Family

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

JA Huss is a scientist, New York Times Bestseller, USA Today Bestseller, and a cowgirl who rides English. Five of her books were optioned for TV/film, several of her audiobooks have been nominated for the Audie and SOVA Awards, and she was a RITA Finalist in 2019. She has been an indie author in both fiction and non-fiction for seventeen years and lives on a ranch in Colorado with her family, horses, dogs, goats, donkeys, and chickens.

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TOUCH HER AND DIE is my favorite. I’ve always loved this trope because loyalty is everything and the perfect book boyfriend has his heroine’s back. The trope is even better when she has his too. 🙂

 

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438 Responses

  2. I think my favorite trope is childhood friends who get separated and find each other later and fall in love

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  8. My favorite romance trope is forced proximity. It forces the couple to face their feelings and issues but also allows them to be unguarded with each other and see each other as they really are.

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  13. Why Choose, possessive alpha males, who will protect you and love you. More than one is better… Wink

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  16. My favorite trope is Protector Alphas. 😁 Throw in some medical or amnesia for the heroine and a dangerous stalker I’m there. 😁

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  20. Forced proximity is my favorite trope. I’m a sucker for two people who can’t stand each other getting snowed in at the same remote mountain cabin.

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  21. I love mafia , touch her and die and reverse harem!!❤️❤️❤️ As always, thank you !!!😘

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  22. My favorite trope is Mafia, arranged marriages, with a enemies to lovers ending! But there are many others I like too!

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  23. It’s kinda hard to pick just one. I guess my favorite is the overprotective guy. But,I like the demanding kinda mafia guy too.

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    1. I don’t know that I can pick just one. I like the bad boy or morally gray hero. And I think that goes along with touch her and die or J/P boyfriend. It’s nice when book boyfriends are all growly possessive over their woman

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  26. Touch her and die and enemies to lovers are my favorites, they are what I would want if I had my druthers. They both are just so passionate and swoon worthy. I can’t imagine having someone be so protective of me that they would do damage to someone that threatened me or even looked at me the wrong way

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    1. My favorites are shifter, military, second chance romances with some intrigue/danger thrown in

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    1. I wish I could pick a favorite trope. But alas I cannot. So whatever I’m reading at the time is the w inner. It is true that I like some tropes better than others but then again it depends on the story. So I give up. I love them all. 🤔😂😉

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  30. I love most tropes but especially a little enemies/lovers story is one of my favorites 😉

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  37. My favorite trope is probably grumpy sunshine or enemies to lovers.

    Thanks for the chance to win and congrats on the new release!

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  41. My favorite Trope is opposites attract ( girl raised in the foster care system meets guy with huge Italian or Greek family, for example): I find those type of situations fascinating.

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  46. I love touch her and die, especially if there is a age gap between them. He is older and stable she is young and wild.

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  47. I love a good enemies to lovers with a little bit of suspense where it pulls you in and it keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end thank you for the chance

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  48. I love friends to lovers, especially after being apart for many years. Always with a little bit of suspense.

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  49. One of my favorite tropes is small town secret. Congratulations on the new release. Thanks for the chance

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  51. One of my favorite tropes is small town secrets and then touch her and die. Congratulations on the new release. Thanks for the chance

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  57. I love a good enemies to lovers where the main characters really really don’t like each other but can’t pass on the sexual tension.
    Thanks for the chance!

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  58. Don’t really have a favorite. I’ll read just about any if them. Depends on the mood.

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  62. My favorite trope is my best friend’s older brother. My true story. I just loved him, and he just thought I was a little kid. Fast forward 15 years and we meet again. This time it’s all different.

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  72. That’s hard! Today my favorite is Enimies to Lovers. Love seeing the feeling develope through the conflict.

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  76. I like to read a variety of tropes, but I know I will always enjoy a good possessive alpha. Make him ex-military or police/fireman and I’m all in. Congrats on the new release!

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  79. My favorite trope is bully or enemies to lovers. There’s just something about falling for the one who used to pick on you or you didn’t like the pulls me in. Thanks for the chance!

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  81. Gosh I read so many books but my favorites are probably a long list now that I think about it. I love anything that is dark, enemies to lovers, age gap, best friends brother or sister, secret society. I can’t wait to read The Echo On The Water!! I hope you have the best release week ever.

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  85. Secret baby/child and second chance with a touch her and die smooshed in there all together are my absolute favorites.

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  86. Touch Her and Die for me too! That’s why I love your books. It’s the couple against the world. No stupid, predictable bullshit between them. Loyalty is everything. You write the best characters in the best worlds and I’m so excited for this story to continue forever 💗

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  90. I love a good Touch her and Die trope as well. Probably because of the protection I craved as a child. Yikes!

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  91. Age gap and fake marriage/relationship are my current favourites, and I love the morally grey guys!

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  93. I enjoy enemies to lovers and fake relationships. I think I can add touch her and die to my list now as well. Love the cover.

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  94. We are all in some way Morally Grey, which to me, makes for an extremely intriguing character. Do I like them, or not? Do I agree with them, or not? Would I do what they did, or not? I become invested in the character and the relationships built with those around them. My favorite trope!.

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  96. My favorite trope is second chance romance. I love when two people can find their way back to each other and be stronger.

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    1. Love MC, age gap, but pretty much any trope as long as it holds my interest.
      Thanks for the chance and your wonderful books.

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  97. I enjoy reading friends to lovers stories. It’s always satisfying to see romance bloom and grow.

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  100. I love all tropes if it is a good book. What I don’t like is cookie cutter books and JA Huss does not write cookie cutter books. ❤️

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  101. That’s a tough one, because it really depends on what I’m in the mood to read. But, found family tropes are pretty freaking great. Don’t make me choose!

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  104. I love friends to lovers romances and if there is some suspense thrown it is a perfect read for me.

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    1. I like all types where we had a man who will stand up for the women in his life, whether it’s an MC or childhood friends, if it well written & make sense, then it gets five stars from me!

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  118. My favorite trop is the enemies to lovers trope. Another one I like is the trope where one person is secretly very rich or a royal and the other person has no idea who they are. That one lends a bit of comedy to the stories.

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  120. It’s a tough call between touch her and die and enemies to lovers so when both are combined it’s an instant read for me!

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  130. Ok I love all romance tropes. It doesn’t matter, I am a sucker for all romance. Except cringy word play. Like cringy things people say while foreplay. I have found that so far I have no trigger warnings, which surprises me. I didn’t know that about myself. But if I had to pick a fav, I think it would be enemies to lovers. I like the banter that is there and the forced proximity that comes with it.

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  136. I have so many! But probably my top fave is forbidden/taboo. I found you through Eighteen because of love of that trope! 🙂

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  141. Ohhhh I’m with Julie on this. That touch her and die is my favorite. It’s not jealousy it’s loyalty. I’d cut a bitch for crossing the line.

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  152. I read all the time but I’m not even sure I know what a trope is! I do like some crazy books, though. Rook & Wool are the last 2 series I read.

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  154. I love small town settings. I have never lived in a small town but often think about what it would be like. I also enjoy a romance crossed with a thriller.

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  160. Second Chance Romance, I had 2 idiots for husbands before I got my sencond chance at love,or third, to be technical.That was the best,lasted 40 years. Nice giveaway.

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  163. Friends to lovers is my favorite. But I have been reading a lot of TOUCH HER AND DIE books lately. I have to say, I like them a lot.

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  165. Enemies to lovers is my all time fav. There is just something about that tension in the beginning that gets me every time!

    Now in real life, keep that crazy drama away from me!! LOL!

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  168. I like so many but probably my favorite is favorite/taboo – I found you because of Eighteen 🙂

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  169. I think if it’s a Julie book it can be anything from a cookbook to auto manual and I’d read it

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  191. I love Touch her and Die as well, next would be Enemies To Lovers. Then, Best Friends First. Jeez, I like them all . . . You are my fave author and I have almost of your books on audio. You ALWAYS have perfect narrator teams. Thank you Julie!

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  206. My favourite is second chance romance I always love a second chance. But I’m a total can of all kinds of romance too. Thank you so much for the awesome chance.

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  207. I have several favorite tropes but Friends to Lovers is still my favorite! I love the point in the story when they realize they have feelings for their friend. Thank you for the chance!!!

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  209. I love touch her and die, friends to lovers, small town romance, sibling’s best friend, enemies to lovers, holiday romance. Thank you for the awesome chance in your giveaway!

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  214. “Touch her and die” all the way with a female who protects her man. Thanks for the chance Julie!

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  220. My favorite is second chance/ex-lovers reuniting romances. The pent up “frustration” and lingering feelings usually results in some steamy scenes. Plus the trips down memory lane add another element of familiarity/humor/feelings to the story 🙂

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  223. I love quite a few tropes but Why Choose, Forced Proximity and Second Chance is what i’ve been reading a lot lately

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  233. Touch her and d!e is my absolute fave. It goes hand in hand with OTT possessive😍 gorgeous covers!

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  238. Honestly, I love a little of almost everything. But I do love a good alphahole romance when the heroine is strong enough and feisty enough to put him in his place!

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  243. My lifelong girlfriend has been my best friend since 3rd grade. I practically lived at her house. She had 3 older brothers who were so good looking. Years and years later, her brother came home to visit and we were an item for the longest time. None of us knew he had a drug addiction which eventually killed him. We were all so devastated. But the answer to my favorite trope is best friend’s older brothers.

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  245. I don’t know that I have a favorite – or it’s too hard to pick! I really enjoy the tension of enemies to lovers.

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  248. Hi Julie 💜
    I absolutely loved Book 1 and I can’t wait to read Books 2&3 🩷 The graphics are just amazingly gorgeous 😍 I love a lot of tropes, so it’s hard to choose, but here are a few…..Bully, Mafia, Enemies to Lovers, Secret Society, Stepsiblings, Why Choose 🖤
    CONGRATULATIONS on your new Release 🥳🥳🍾🥂 Thank you so much for the amazing chance in your extremely generous giveaway ♥️
    ~Rhonda 💙🦋🩵

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  251. Enemies to lovers is definitely my favorite. Throw in a secret pregnancy and that is perfect

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  255. Fatal flaw! Not literally fatal, but both people need a significant problem, past or present, that affects their life. Guess I get that from the “tortured detective” that we see all the way from Sherlock Holmes to the Rowling/Galbraith series.

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  256. One of my favorite tropes is enemies to lovers. I especially love when a good woman tames a bad boy!

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  258. While TOUCH HER and DIE is one of my favorites, I would have to say ENEMIES TO LOVERS is my absolute favorite. There is nothing like a good hate f**k 🙂

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  265. Julie I CAN NOT JUST CHOOSE ONE OF YOUR BOOKS!!!! You are such an Amazing author!!!!!!!!!!! The stories that you have created iam in such awe!!!!!!! Over!!!!!!! YOU ARE THE BEST!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!

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  269. So many good ones to chose from … I don’t know, maybe gambling. I love a good bet (so long as I’m not the one making it!)

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  276. Love an alpha hero who has been burned by love in the past. Love a twisty plot with a lot of mysteries which the couple must unravel.

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  277. Love an alpha hero who has been burned by love in the past. Love a twisty plot with a lot of mysteries which the couple must unravel, then they get their HEA.

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  288. Wounded hero/heroine who gradually heals after true love develops. Not that love cures all, but that love makes recovery/redemption possible.
    Enemies to lovers is a close second. Found family is always a plus.
    Dislike Mafia, MC, bully, arranged marriage, and age gap where male is older.

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  293. Congrats on the release, it was beyond expectations. Ride or die with a side of morally grey for my favorite trope.

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  298. I honestly don’t have a favorite trope. I am love smart characters and journeys that, while I may know they will end with a HEA, have a twisty and unique path to get there.

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  302. My favorite trope is enemies to lovers. Even better if there is some OTT J/P and stalking.

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  306. Happy new Release Congratulations.!!
    I Love quite a few tropes and can’t choose a favourite,,So here goes.
    I love Rockstars, enemies to lovers, forbidden, forced proximity,
    Hockey…,M.C..
    Mafia..Grumpy sunshine…age gap..
    Thankyou so much for the chance. Xx

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  307. Mmf when its done right. I imagine its tough to do for an author. I don’t envy them their task. I do enjoy the reward!

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  309. Congratulations on your new release! I love enemies to lovers the most but I love a good sports romance or military romance as well.

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  310. Oh my this is such a tough question to answer I feel like I’m a mood reader so one day it might be mob, next might be sports or a romcom I love all the books!!!

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  311. I have soooo many favorite tropes. RH, Taboo/Forbidden, Dark Romance, Mafia, Enemies to lovers, Age Gap, MC, Villain/Anti-Heroes, BD$M/Club, Step, LGBTQIA+

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  312. My favorite Trope is friends to lovers usually within a military, MC, or mafia storyline. I love an alpha H with a strong h❤

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  319. I switch around between favorites, but touch her and die is definitely at the top. Also, Beauty and the Beast, MC, and mafia. And I totally agree that loyalty is everything, hence my top favs.

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  321. Way to many to say just one. But enemy to lovers… second chance…. I love all of them. Your books keep me enthralled and coming back for more.

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  322. Secret society all day everyday! Not sure if the company is what started that for me but it’s damn sure what keeps it going 🙂

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  326. This is a hard one!! I love a lot of different tropes, as long as the story is well written. Some tropes that come to mind are: Age gap, Morally Grey, Taboo (I’m thinking of Eighteen, which was how I first discovered you), Enemies to lovers (with a Possessive-Protective-Loving Alpha Male), and lastly, and I don’t exactly know how to explain this particular trope other than DarK-Suspenseful (on the edge of your seat)-Psychological (a real mind F***)-Romance (Loving Dark Men, one of my favorites, would be a good example of this). Congratulations on the release, Julie!! And thanks so much for the chance!! ❤️

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  337. MC, touch her and die, grumpy and sunshine, single dad. I love them all and its hard to pick just one.

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  341. Enemies to lovers is my favorite troupe. Throw in a little forbidden and you have ⛈️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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  343. I’m more a friends-to-lovers girl, as enemies-to-lovers is hit or miss for me, but I trust my favorite authors with any trope 😉

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  344. Touch Her and Die mixed in with a good dose of Morally Grey feels and Ride or Die vibes.
    🖤

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  349. I have a few not just one, touch her and die, enemies to lovers, Mafia. Thank you so much for the chance.

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  353. I have a few favorites, touch her and die, enemy to lovers, found family, and I love morally grey characters. Thank you for the chance!

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  367. I absolutely love them all. I like a variety so I can’t pick an absolute favorite but I do love love love a protective hero so touch her and die a must read.

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  369. I’ve been reading your work for a while and always look forward to your new stories (loved Sick Heart, btw).
    I’m loving that the setting is in my state Almost Heaven, WV. It’s beautiful here and hope you get a chance to visit.

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  381. I like mixing it up because I get bored with the same ole trope, but a Single Dad gets me ALL the time!

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  382. I like a good enemies to lovers because the opposite of love is not hate! I like all kinds as long it has great character development and a well written unpredictable storyline. I started reading Echo yesterday and I really like Rosie.

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  384. I love an alpha male with the touch her and die vibes! Add in a reverse harem and it’s perfect!

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  385. My favorite is enemies to lovers, especially when they really hate each other and initially treat each other like shit!!!

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  386. Morally Grey…. the more erotic the better, but the clever plot and story line must be there too. JA Huss never disappoints, and Jonathan’s collaboration is right in there with you, Julie!

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  388. My favorite romance trop will be second chance, the ones that were childhood neighbors\friends\ high school sweethearts that were forced apart and then a 5 or more years later they meetup and fall back or deeper into what they had before.

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  395. I like touch her and die, he falls first, grumpy/sunshine and fairy tale retellings. I’m kinda over billionaire and nanny romances. There is nothing wrong with them, it just feels over saturated.

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  398. I have more than one favorite trope, but I Love an OTT Alpha Hero that takes charge and exudes authority, pickup driving guy from a small town background 🖤♥️🖤

    Congratulations again on the release and I really hope you get to have some fun soon! Don’t forget to pick up a Saint Joseph figure and bury it appropriately on your property for a speedy sale 🙏
    Thank you for the chance, I would Love a signed copy of this beautiful book 📚

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  408. I love a lot of tropes
    My favourite are
    Enemies to lovers
    Touch her and die
    Single dad/mom romance
    Thank you for the chance xxx

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  418. Enemies to Lovers is probably one of my favorites. But a good age gap, slightly taboo connection is *chef’s kiss 😘 “

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  423. Mine is OTT J/P. Which is hand in hand with Touch her & die. I love when the man is overly jealous & protective!

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  425. All of them, but am very fond of MMF Ménage and Reverse Haram all with Alphas! Thanks and enjoy your Holidays ❣️

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