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I Accidentally Summoned a Demon Boyfriend
Jessica Cage
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Open a book. Read a spell. Whoop, there he is... a demon.
The last single friend in her group and tired of being stood up by her girls, a drunken Rayna turns to her first love, a book. After jokingly casting a spell her favorite character used to conjure a loving boyfriend, the results aren't nearly as funny.
Because the damn spell worked, just not in the way she thought it would!
Now she has a brooding demon who she needs to sever the magical bond with if she ever wants to live a normal life again.
Lovers of monster romance will enjoy this new book from USA Today Bestselling Author, Jessica Cage!
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Left Unread Books\ \ Michael LaBorn\ \ • May 4
Make sure you grab at least one new book to celebrate Black Authors Day! Here are six books I have read and loved over the last few years! Check em out! #blackauthors #bookstagram #blackbookstagram #bipocauthors #leftunread
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Left Unread Books\ \ Michael LaBorn\ \ • May 18 2025
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Left Unread Books\ \ Michael LaBorn\ \ • Aug 21 2024
Today is BLACK indie author day and I want you to spend today fighting for Black authors! Here are some ways you can do just that! (1) go buy at least one of the books I am linking to this post (2) promote a Black author on your social media or recommend a Black author to a fiend and (3) invite a friend to subscribe to this Bindery so they can join the fight for authors in the margins! The work we are doing MATTERS and it can’t happen without a thriving community. So help me build it! Love you all!
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Bri's Book Nook\ \ Bri Le Fae\ \ • Feb 27
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\ \ Happy Friday my froomies! \ \ This week has been a long one for me, but also it was a good one! I have been reading (GASP I KNOW) and I have been loving every minute of it. \ \ As February comes to a close, I want to remind you that black books, media, authors, etc. exist outside of the month, so I encourage you to continue adding black books and authors to your TBR throughout the year, and not just during Black History Month. \ \ And on that note, here is another author that I want to see on more people's list!\ \ The author in the spotlight today is.......\ \ JESSICA CAGE!\ \ \ \ Jessica's books showed up on my page with two single words, "Booty Juice". Now if were as taken aback and intrigued as I was, then you also sped to her page to inquire on the book that started with the aforementioned words. As soon as I read I Accidentally Summoned a Demon Boyfriend, I knew this was my type of book. \ \ Most of you know that I am a lover of monster romance novels. They are glimpses of humanity translated from non-humans. They live, breathe through different methods, and love. The connections they form run deep because we remove the expectations that we place on humanity and see the love that we often search for. It can be used as a tool of self reflection as to finding the sort of love we crave as well as understanding more about us as human beings. There is something so beautiful whenever this is translated by Black authors and in Black stories, because it adds a deeper layer to the conversation and how society sees the "monster vs the man" argument. I say this because Jessica does this, bringing unabashedly black characters who are funny due to Black colloquialisms and mannerisms, but also has glimpses into society. We root for these characters because they mirror people I have seen in my day to day life as well as wanting them to succeed past the outside pressures that wish to tear them down. \ \ Now, how did I get all of that from "booty juice", you may be wondering. Well, I shall get to that point! Take for example, the character Jericha Brown from the third book in the Accidents Happen series, I Accidentally Hired a Shadow Walker. Jericha is a badass woman who has worked hard to get where she is, a no nonsense boss of her security firm. She is bold and brass in a way that I have seen many a Black women, and also misunderstood to her more non-black counterparts. She knows that her personality can be seen as "too much" but never lets that hold her back. In fact, she shows up and lets it be know that she is breaking that glass ceiling, because to hell with that. \ \ This is just an example of the characters that Jessica creates that are interwoven with humor and baddassery, and you can tell that it just springs from her as both a person and an author. She talks, on her author page, that she was told that "There is no money in writing" and, for a time, let that narrative stop her but not anymore. What would the world be if we listened to the narrative that our dreams are only worth what monetary value that they can produce? Certainly not one that I or many other Black creatives would wish to be a part of. \ \ And so, we shape the world by our work, creating the spaces that are necessary for others to thrive. Jessica does this in droves, and I cannot wait to dive more into her works. \ \ And so, if you take anything away from this, do take the time to read her books. Not only are you going to laugh from the absolute fun you are going to have, but you are helping to contribute to someone so kind and amazing. \ \ Find out more about Jessica Cage on her website: \ \ https://www.jessicacage.com/books](https://brilefae.binderybooks.com/item/vFgTbE7NVjTIpXL1icYm/)
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Cozy Quill\ \ Meg\ \ • Nov 7 2025
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\ \ Hi friends! We recently had our monthly "Reading Recap" hang with our Cozy Quill paid members and, boy, did they come through with recs!\ \ I wanted to share all these book recommendations with you asap because they just kept coming and they kept getting better. Thank you to everyone who popped into the virtual recap this month and shared the stories you're loving! Your contributions were very generous and I'm excited to offer the list to everyone in our cozy crew.\ \ Scroll down and you'll see all 38 books our Cozy Quillers recommend this season! You can purchase them right from the Bindery site (I do earn a commission on that, I think? I haven't yet so I'm not sure ha!) or just add them to your TBR. Love you all! Until the next reading recap...\ \ x, Meg\ \ Join for free or login](https://cozyquill.binderybooks.com/item/9c4JMh80PlKFSM7uicW9/)
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Bookish AfroLatina's Library\ \ Gabby\ \ • Feb 20 2025
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I feel like I can confidently share my top 12 books (in no particular order) of 2024 with y’all. I tried to get it down to 10 but I refuse to leave any of these out!
Sex, Lies and Sensibility by Nikki Payne The Follower of Flowers by Natalia Hernandez I Accidentally Summoned a Demon Boyfriend by Jessica Cage Puerto Rico: A National History by Jorell Meléndez-Badillo (who worked w/ Bad Bunny on his new short film) How To Read Now: Essays by Elaine Castillo Marriage & Masti by Nisha Sharma Escaping Mr. Rochester by L.L. McKinney The Taste of Sugar by Marisel Vera I Got Abducted by Aliens and Now I’m Trapped in a Rom-Com by Kimberly Lemming (out in February 2025) The Last Cuentista by Donna Barber Higuera The World We Make by N.K. Jemisin Black Cake by Charmaine Wilkerson
What were some of your favorite reads of 2024?
[ID: slide 1-Gabby smiles while sitting in front of her black bookshelf filled with colorful books. She has black and purple box braids, medium brown skin, and a black shirt with light yellow letters. On the top right, the text reads: MY TOP 12 BOOKS OF 2024. Slide 2 - Twelve book covers are displayed in 4 columns and 3 rows.]
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