Welcome to our book promo section! Every month, you'll be invited to leave the title of your book in the comments section of these articles and we'll select three lucky winners and display their book covers, blurb, and username on here for others to check out. 

Leave a comment below if you'd like your story to be featured in a future issue. If you've read any of the books listed in this month's issue, let us know your thoughts on them! Be sure to also comment if any of them sound like an interesting read and you plan on checking them out. 

Pretend Pregnancy by MaryFahey - (Romance)

Hazel McGrath's pregnancy is only an imaginary one but feels real. When her husband Romeo has to travel for his dancing career, she uses her cerebral palsy as an excuse to stay at home. And it's fortunate she does! On her estimated due date, tiny Posy Treats arrives at her door. Hazel convinces herself this is Romeo's daughter from a relationship before they met. They enjoy three weeks together until he returns. Romeo doubts that Posy is his. If he can't figure out why she was left at their house, they could end up charged with child abduction. Between a convalescent home, a feared judge, an alcoholic ballerina and two award ceremonies five years apart, horrific secrets threaten their marriage. Romeo and Hazel must love each other enough to accept what is real and what is pretend.

Take Out Chef by GabyCabezut - (Romance)

When Jessie enters the new cooking school, she's bound to crush on her bad-boys classmates; instead, she finds herself intrigued by the alluring presence of her teacher, Chef Bryan. He's arrogant, bossy and moody on the outside. However, he seems to have sweet spot for her. Signing up for a program to help delinquents find a new job, might be just what she needs to spice up her life.

NeverBe by Claire_The_Bookworm - (Teen Fiction)

Astrid, Jeremy, Piper, and Silver (yes, that's her real name, and she has a notebook counting how many times she's been asked) sit at the Outcast Table- the table students go to when they have no place else to go- almost every day. Usually, they don't talk to each other; they read a book, do their homework, or sometimes just sit in silence. But one day Silver speaks to Piper, and everything changes. Soon the four become friends and begin to speak to each other every day at lunch. But wanting to be known for something other than the kids who sit at the Outcast Table, the foursome decides to start a band- a fictional band. As the fictional band is born in the pages of aspiring author Silver's notebook, the four students who started junior year as strangers begin to discover things they never knew about each other, and soon something that started as a goof becomes the glue that holds Astrid, Jeremy, Piper, and Silver's friendship together.

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If you like the sound of any of these novels, please check 'em out (and let the author know that Wattmag sent you!)

Remember, if you'd like your book featured in our next issue, please comment it below. The amount of reads or votes on it does not matter - but we do ask that your book be at least 10 chapters long.