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Cover Reveal: Need for Speed by Ella Frank & Brooke Blaine
Exclusive Excerpt: The Rich Boy by Kylie Scott
Book Review: Runaway Road by Devney Perry
NBJ Weekly Recap Mar 9, 2020
Exclusive Excerpt: Tease Me by J. Kenner
Review: A Murderous Relation by Deanna Rayburn
Exclusive Excerpt: Lies We Tell by Jeana E. Mann
Exclusive Excerpt: Reborn Yesterday by Tessa Bailey

Art
Homemade Journal with Gelli Arts
A Year of Gratitude #showusyourmedia Challenge 7
Watch the Process Art Journal Page- Nature on Time
How to Mix Color on the Gelli Plate
Frida Collage Art Journal Page
February Art Journal
Pop Art Prints with Gelli Arts
Art Journaling Collage
Revisiting a Ghost

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Rainbow Printable and Wallpaper Download

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Alicia

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