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NOMINATIONS for BOTM December 2022 - FORCED INTO MARRIAGE
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A Bride for the Prizefighter by Alice Coldbreath
I can't think of any novellas with this theme. Will be interested to see any novella noms.

Oleander wrote: "Also, if you have to marry because your reputation was compromised (such as alone with a man), is that a forced marriage or a marriage of convenience?"
Oleander. There is a lot of overlap between marriage of convenience and forced into marriage. They key difference would be that one of the main characters is forced into the marriage - this could be due to scandal, kidnapping. Sometimes in marriage of convenience novels, both the marriage is acceptable to both parties.
Oleander. There is a lot of overlap between marriage of convenience and forced into marriage. They key difference would be that one of the main characters is forced into the marriage - this could be due to scandal, kidnapping. Sometimes in marriage of convenience novels, both the marriage is acceptable to both parties.
Jan wrote: "Lord Ruin by Carolyn Jewel
A Bride for the Prizefighter by Alice Coldbreath
I can't think of any novellas with this theme. Will be interested to see any novella noms."
They both look good Jan. Lord Ruin is already on my TBR list and the Alice Coldbreath is now on it!
A Bride for the Prizefighter by Alice Coldbreath
I can't think of any novellas with this theme. Will be interested to see any novella noms."
They both look good Jan. Lord Ruin is already on my TBR list and the Alice Coldbreath is now on it!


(Heroine enters a bride lottery to avoid jail.)

(Heroine provides alibi for hero which necessitates marriage.)

My nominations are


An English Bride in Scotland by Lynsay Sands
Firelight by Kristen Callihan

The Highlander’s Braw Lass by Fiona Grant . Novella.
The Earl’s Inconvenient Wife by Ruth Ann Nordin
I would like to nominate:
The Devil You Know by Liz Carlyle
and
The Madness of Viscount Atherbourne by Elisa Braden
The Devil You Know by Liz Carlyle
and
The Madness of Viscount Atherbourne by Elisa Braden

I nomnate: Trials of Artemis Sue London and Pirate's Bride by Lynette Vinet
For a novella: Marry for Love by Christina Courtney
Mariana wrote: "I nominate
Winds Of Fate by Lucia Omonobi."
Hi, Mariana, I didn't include this book in the list because the book isn't available in the main online bookstores. Sorry!

Hi, Mariana, I didn't include this book in the list because the book isn't available in the main online bookstores. Sorry!
We will do “overlooked heroine” for January. I have the theme survey ready for the rest of next year.
Hello all!
The voting form for the 2023 themes is available here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA...
Please vote by Nov. 25
Since the nomination time for January is coming up too soon, we will be using the "overlooked heroine" theme for January. This is one that was a popular option when narrowing the themes last year and was not one we did in the last year.
I will post this in multiple threads so it catches more members.
The voting form for the 2023 themes is available here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA...
Please vote by Nov. 25
Since the nomination time for January is coming up too soon, we will be using the "overlooked heroine" theme for January. This is one that was a popular option when narrowing the themes last year and was not one we did in the last year.
I will post this in multiple threads so it catches more members.
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Books mentioned in this topic
Winds Of Fate (other topics)The Debutante's Scandal (other topics)
Trials of Artemis (other topics)
Marry for Love (other topics)
Pirate's Bride (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Lucia Omonobi (other topics)Sylvia McDaniel (other topics)
Lucia Omonobi (other topics)
Lynsay Sands (other topics)
Kristen Callihan (other topics)
To see definitions for the month theme, check out message 8 in the Theme thread
Rules of Nominations :
1. Not more than 2 novel nominations per member.
2. Not more than 1 novella nomination per member. We will track novella nominations separately.
3. No book we have read as a group read in the last 2 years. (Please check the group's Bookshelf)
4. No author we have read in the last one year.
>> Nominations end on OCTOBER 15th. <<
Authors ineligible for December 2022:
Mary Lancaster – Nov 2022
Celeste Bradley – Nov 2022
Lorraine Heath – Nov 2022
Amanda Quick – Nov 2022
Judith McNaught – Oct 2022
Laura Kinsale – Oct 2022
Jude Devereaux – Oct 2022
Mary Balogh – Sept 2022
Sherry Thomas – Sept 2022
Meredith Durran – Sept 2022
Eloisa James – Sept 2022
Sabrina Jeffries – August 2022
Anne Stuart – August 2022
Georgette Heyer – August 2022
Kathleen Ayers – August 2022
Elizabeth Hoyt – July 2022
Joanna Bourne – July 2022
Madeline Hunter – July 2022
Kerrigan Byrne – July 2022
Minerva Spencer – June 2022
Courtney Milan – June 2022
India Holton – June 2022
Cat Sebastian – May 2022
Mackenzi Lee – May 2022
Sally Malcolm – May 2022
E.E. Ottoman – May 2022
Loretta Chase - April 2022
Johanna Lindsey - April 2022
Lila DiPasqua - April 2022
K.C. Bateman - April 2022
Tessa Dare - March 2022
Erica Ridley - March 2022
Kat Martin - March 2022
Alyssa Cole - March 2022
Jennifer Ashley - February 2022
Evie Dunmore - February 2022
Maya Banks - February 2022
Karen Hawkins - February 2022
Virginia Heath - January 2022
Lisa Kleypas - January 2022
Julie Garwood - January 2022
Carolyn Lee - January 2022
Anna Bradley - December 2021
Eve Pendle - December 2021
Laura Lee Guhrke - December 2021
Nicola Davidson - December 2021