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Sunday, March 15, 2020

New Release: Reborn Yesterday by Tessa Bailey + Review!

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A timeless love story with bite.

Reborn Yesterday, an all-new sexy and laugh-out-loud paranormal romance from New York Times bestselling author Tessa Bailey, is out now.


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It was a night like any other for funeral home director Ginny Lynn, until the exceptionally handsome—and unfortunately deceased—young man on her embalming table sat up, opened his emerald eyes and changed the course of her life forever, making her feel quite fluttery while he was at it.
Humans aren’t supposed to know Jonas Cantrell, or any vampire, exists. It’s kind of a major rule. Despite his instantaneous bond with perfectly peculiar Ginny, he has no choice but to erase her memories of their one and only meeting.
That was the plan. Before a reluctant Jonas can wipe Ginny’s mind clean, she reveals a secret that brings their worlds crashing together. Human and vampire. Past and present. Darkness and light. And while their love is strictly forbidden, it might be the only thing that can save them…



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REVIEW:

3.75 stars
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This was a pretty good book. Reborn Yesterday is Ginny and Jonus's story. Ginny took over her father's funeral home business after he died and prepares bodies for burial. Imagine her surprise when one of those bodies is a super hot guy who wakes up on the table. Quickly she realizes that he is not alive, but undead. That is he's a vampire. Ginny has an instant connection to Jonus and he keeps popping up to check on her at the oddest times. Life gets very interesting for her and she falls in love with her hot vampire prince.

I liked this book and I really liked Jonus and Ginny. She was very quirky and cute. He adored her so much. Their relationship is pretty slow burn. They had a great soulmate connection and I really felt the love between them. The world building was a little vague on purpose to keep the reader guessing, but I was a little confused by the rules, even at the end. I also was a little confused about the references to past lives and what actually happened there. And I also wanted a little more closure and conversation after the climax, as the end felt a little rushed. But I still enjoyed the book a lot. The story was really fun and interesting. I very much liked Ginny and Jonus together, as well as their deep connection. I really enjoyed the vampire world and the secondary characters, too.

Overall, Reborn Yesterday was entertaining, intriguing, sweet, sexy and witty. I enjoyed seeing Ginny and Jonus's relationship unfold. I hope Ms. Bailey continues this world as a series and I look forward to whatever she comes up with next!



Download your copy today! 

Apple Books: https://apple.co/2tzVd1b 
  Amazon Worldwide: http://mybook.to/rebornyesterday 
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Tessa Bailey is originally from Carlsbad, California. The day after high school graduation, she packed her yearbook, ripped jeans and laptop, driving cross-country to New York City in under four days.
Her most valuable life experiences were learned thereafter while waitressing at K-Dees, a Manhattan pub owned by her uncle. Inside those four walls, she met her husband, best friend and discovered the magic of classic rock, managing to put herself through Kingsborough Community College and the English program at Pace University at the same time. Several stunted attempts to enter the workforce as a journalist followed, but romance writing continued to demand her attention.
She now lives in Long Island, New York with her husband of eleven years and seven-year-old daughter. Although she is severely sleep-deprived, she is incredibly happy to be living her dream of writing about people falling in love.


Contact Tessa

Amazon Author Page: https://amzn.to/2NSjQgA 
Goodreads: http://bit.ly/37nMrSB 
Join her Reader Group: http://bit.ly/2uoDGZP 
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