We’ve known Simon Haynes for years now. And by “know him,” I mean professionally, not personally. And by “professionally,” I mean I’ve fangirled him for something like a decade (Erin, not Steven, just to be clear), reviewing enough of his books to own an autographed first edition of Hal Spacejock #1.
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I love romantic comedies. I do. It’s a sorry-not-sorry habit I indulge in when I need something just for me–like chocolate, or naps on the porch. This one is a stand-alone New York Times bestseller, which makes it a great introduction to the author. I bought it based on the sample because the deal was just too good to pass up.
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Given the overwhelming popularity of this title, we’re ashamed to admit we only learned of it last year, and by accident at that. A young reader told us our first novel was one of his two favorite books ever. Our reaction? Shock. Stunned silence. I’m not crying, you’re crying.
Accidentally left behind on the first manned mission to Mars, astronaut Mark Watney finds himself marooned on a harsh and unforgiving planet. He’ll have to rely on his training, wits, and the few resources he has at hand–mostly scientific experiments–to try to make contact with Earth and get back home before the planet can finish him off.
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We won’t often choose a second book in a series for a daily deal pick, but when it’s the second book of Miss Peregrine’s, we’ll make an exception. Not only is it a bestselling series, but the first book was (as you probably already know) a major motion picture. If you decide to watch the movie and start reading with book two, we won’t tell anyone.
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