2021 has been a year of fabulous new authors. Here are the Best Debut Authors of 2021 you need to read whose books I absolutely loved!
This list includes both traditional as well as self-published (Indie) Debut Authors of 2021 from India and International. Also check out Book Reviews by Njkinny of these new books. So go dive in and enjoy reading new voices!
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Kissing Under the Mistletoe by Suzanne Enoch, Amelia Grey and Anna Bennett is a holiday themed historical romance anthology with three Novellas by three Bestselling Romance Authors. “GREAT SCOT” by Suzanne Enoch, “CHRISTMAS AT DEWBERRY HOLLOW” by Amelia Grey and “MY MISTLETOE BEAU” by Anna Bennett are part of this Romance Anthology. Read the books summaries, publication date, genre, buying links and book review of Kissing Under the Mistletoe by Suzanne Enoch, Amelia Grey and Anna Bennett on Njkinny’s Blog.
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A Reckless Match by Kate Bateman is the first book in a new historical romance series, “Ruthless Rivals”. Featuring two rival Clans who have been feuding for generations, this is a light, fun, sizzling romance with a treasure hunt, adventure and danger! Read the Book Summary, Genre, Publication Date, Publisher, Buying Links and Book review of A Reckless Match by Kate Bateman on Njkinny’s Blog.
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The Jade Lion by SMoss is his latest Captain Blackpool adventure, released exclusively on Amazon’s newest storytelling platform, Kindle Vella. This book is a mashup in the romance genre. The Jade Lion is a historical romance, a western romance and a romantic adventure – all in one book! Read the book summary, publication history, genre, book quotes, and 5 fun facts about The Jade Lion by SMoss and the Captain Blackpool Trilogy on Njkinny’s Blog.
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A Duke in Time by Janna MacGregor is the first book in “The Widow Rules” series set for release on 29th June 2021. Featuring a heroine who comes to know after her husband’s death that he married two other women apart from her, and a hero who happens to be her brother-in-law, this historical romance is spicy, and suspenseful with a daring heroine who wants to make her independent identity and hero who wants to help battle return soldiers. Read the book summary, publication date. genre, quotes and book review of A Duke in Time by Janna MacGregor on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Rescued by a Devil by Wendy Vella is the second book in “The Deville Brothers” series featuring devilishly handsome heroes with big hearts and even bigger protective instincts, and fiercely independent heroines. This is the story of the second eldest Deville brother, Nathaniel who was cruelly betrayed by the woman he loved, thereby breaking his heart in the process. Read the book summary, publication history, genre, series reading order, and book review of Rescued by a Devil by Wendy Vella on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Seduced by a Devil by Wendy Vella is the first book in her brand new series, “The Deville Brothers”. The Deville brothers are rich, loyal to their country, part of a secret alliance forged centuries ago to protect their King, and devilishly handsome. This is Gabriel Deville, the eldest Deville brother and the Earl of Raine’s story. Read the book summary, genre, publication date, quotes, series reading order, and book review of Seduced by a Devil by Wendy Vella on Njkinny’s Blog.
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Where There’s A Will by Janna MacGregor is the prequel short story to her upcoming series, “The Widow Rules”. This short story kicks off the first book, “A Duke in Time”. Read the book summary, publication history, genre, and book review of Where There’s A Will by Janna MacGregor along with more on this new historical romance series on Njkinny’s Blog.
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How to Train You Earl by Amelia Grey is the latest historical romance release by the author and the third book in “First Come Love” series. Released on 27th April 2021, read the publication history, genre, book summary, “First Comes Love” series reading list, and book review of How to Train You Earl by Amelia Grey on Njkinny’s Blog.
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