We’re approaching the grand finale of this giveaway. This week, if you click on this link and follow these splendid historical romance authors, you’ll be entered for a chance to win the following:
A $300 VISA gift card
A brand new Kindle
A mix of 20 historical romance print and eBooks
The winner will receive the happy news via email on Monday.
You can receive more entries by sharing this giveaway and clicking the “Daily Entries” option for more chances to win.
Now through 1 August, if you’ll make a brief detour to the Sisterhood of the Traveling Giveaways site and follow these historical romance authors, you’ll be entered for a chance to win a $25 Barnes & Noble gift card. Yes, this is my week!
The two winners will be announced on Monday, so please check back at the giveaways site.
You can enter here or laboriously type out the url at the bottom of the image.
Communications note: You may be annoyed with two blogs in a day instead of one. This is because Google’s Feedburner is continuing to send emails. It should stop soon. It’s most unfortunate that the breakup is dragging on during a month when I’m sending out more blog posts than usual. We’ll try to fix this if it is fixable. Meanwhile, I am truly sorry for cluttering up your inbox. I hate when that happens.
FLASH SALE: Two Difficult Dukes books for a Kindle One Day Gold box on 21-22 July. $0.99 for A Duke in Shining Armor and $1.99 for Ten Things I Hate About the Duke.
Those are my most recent books. How about a deal on an early work?
The Lion’s Daughter, the eBook of my first full-length historical romance* is on sale from 19-26 July for $0.99. For less than a dollar you can make a rare visit to Albania in the time of Lord Byron, the Prince Regent, and other historical figures you’ve come to know through my and other writers’ early 19th century-set romances. However, as far as I know, this is the only historical romance set in Albania.** It features a character who appears in other books of the Scoundrels series, including the series’ centerpiece, Lord of Scoundrels. Why Albania? That’s where my family comes from, it’s not very well known, and I’ve been there. I believe this falls into the category of Write What You Know.
Meanwhile, in Albania…
*My first six books were traditional Regency romances: shorter books, with a sweet take on the smoochies—in other words, no explicit sex, but kisses and cuddles do happen, and definite sexual tension. The full-length historical romances are about twice as long, and the bedroom door is not closed.
**One of the traditional Regencies, The English Witch, is also set partly in Albania.
Communications note
Charles Baugniet, The Letter, 19th century
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Not everybody loves social media, but if it’s something you enjoy/are addicted to/don’t mind very much, please consider following me on Facebook and/or Instagram. You will get to see pretty or intriguing or funny pictures. On Instagram, you’ll be alerted to one of my sporadic giveaways. And see pictures. On my Pinterest page, you’ll find boards devoted to each of my full-length historical romances, with maps and all kinds of illustrations of places, things (like apparel), and people appearing in the story. There are also boards for various nerdy historical topics and miscellaneous items I like to share. In short, more pictures.
And speaking of giveaways, this is Week Two of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Giveaways. If you stop by these historical romance authors’ social media accounts and give them a “Follow,” you’ll get a chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card. This simple act will also automatically enter you for a chance to win the grand prize (Kindle + $300 VISA gift card) on August 9. Contest entry site is here.
