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Giveaway: The Midnight Witch by Paula Brackston
Celebrate the spring equinox with this enchanting novel by Paula Brackston. If you are looking for a little magic and romance set in Victorian/Edwardian era London, then this is the novel for you! Thanks to the publisher, I am ecstatic to be able to offer a copy of The Midnight Witch by Paula Brackston for your enjoyment! Giveaway runs 3/25/14 to 4/1/14 Winners will be announced 4/2/14. (how to enter) On this blog you must leave a comment to be entered in the giveaway. Your comment MUST include your email so I can contact you….if you do not enter an email in the comments your entry will be void. Winners will be notified by…
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Interview: The Midnight Witch by Paula Brackston
Double bubble, toil and trouble! Come celebrate the spring equinox with a bewitching tale of historic fiction, romance, and magic! This spring, you don’t want to miss Paula Brackston’s latest novel, The Midnight Witch. Brackston is the best selling author of The Witch’s Daughter and The Winter Witch. This latest novel is set in Edwardian London where the Duke of Randor has just passed away leaving his daughter, Lilith, as the leader of Lazarus Coven. I am thrilled to be able to offer a copy of this novel in a giveaway which will be happening all week (see the giveaway post to enter for a chance to win). There is…
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Guest Post: The Collector of Dying Breaths (Reincarnationist #6) by M.J. Rose
I recently finished reading and reviewing M.J. Rose’s latest novel, The Collector of Dying Breaths and once again fell under the spell of Rose’s writing style! One of the things that I loved about this novel was the importance of scent and how scent can play such a huge role in our lives and memories. It’s my pleasure to host this guest post from Rose. Below you will find an enticing quote from the book, a rare perfume bottle that could easily have been one in Jac’s own collection, and a quote that inspired Rose to write this bewitching novel!
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Giveaway: The Chalice (The Crown #2) by Nancy Bilyeau
The Chalice is the second book in The Crown series, and though it is part of a series, this book could easily be read as a stand alone. Joanna is a nun in the Tudor period who is fighting against a deadly prophecy that implies she is the ‘one who will come after’ and restore the Catholic faith in England. Will Joanna embrace her destiny or continue to fight against it and what will happen to those that she loves? Will she destroy everything she holds dear to escape the prophecy? Thanks to the publisher, I am ecstatic to be able to offer a paperback copy of The Chalice by Nancy Bilyeau for…
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Special Feature: Paperback Release: The Chalice (The Crown #2) by Nancy Bilyeau
Last year I had the pleasure of reviewing Nancy Bilyeau’s thrilling historic fiction novel The Chalice! I am excited to announce Touchstone Books is now releasing The Chalice in paperback! (On-sale March 18, 2014; $16.00 paperback; 978-1-4767-0866-9; Touchstone Books). I am also posting a giveaway for the paperback novel so check my giveaway posting for details! The Chalice is the second in Bilyeau’s The Crown series. In The Chalice, Bilyeau returns to the story of Joanna Stafford, a young aristocratic nun whose cloistered way of life came crashing down when King Henry VIII ordered the dissolution of the monasteries.
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Review: The Collector of Dying Breaths (Reincarnationist #6) by M.J. Rose
Jac L’Etoile is still struggling to come to terms with her gift of reincarnation and channeling the past lives of those around her. She still doesn’t believe in her abilities and isn’t quite comfortable using them, though those around her encourage her to do so. She is called to France by her brother, Robbie, who is a well known perfumer and of late has been dabbling in the occult aspect of his profession. Robbie is dying and he wants to share his latest project with Jac–how to collect dying breaths to reanimate the spirit. He has been working with an eccentric and wealthy couple trying to unlock the key to the…
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Review: Queen Elizabeth’s Daughter by Anne Clinard Barnhill
Mary Sheldon has grown up in the glittering court of Queen Elizabeth I. Mary is an orphan and as a young cousin to the Queen, she is taken in as a ward and raised at court. Over the years, the Queen has groomed Mary for a prestigious marriage, perhaps to a prince to secure an alliance. Mary has been taught by the best tutors and has even serves on Queen Elizabeth’s council meetings. She is well prepared to be in a prestigious marriage but she longs for love. The Queen’s ideal match would be a prince or at the very least, an Earl. Edward, the Earl of Oxford, would make…
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Review: The Queen’s Dwarf by Ella March Chase
In the court of King Charles I, his homesick bride, Henrietta-Maria, longs to be back in the comfort of her French court. To distract herself she has created a kind of sideshow to entertain herself with. The Royal Menagerie of Freaks and Curiosities of Nature is a collection of sorts that consist of a giant, two other dwarfs, a rope dancer, an acrobat, animal trainer, and a special dwarf dubbed Lord Minimus. Lord Minimus is actually Jeffery, a dwarf who has been trained by one of the most dangerous men at court, the Duke of Buckingham, to be a spy. The Duke of Buckingham has taken Jeffery from his meager existence…
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Review: The Winter Witch by Paula Brackston
Morgana has no interest in marriage, especially to a man she hardly knows. She is different than most women….she’s as wild as the Welsh moors and would rather spend her days with her horses than in the company of society. But her differences don’t end there, she hasn’t spoken a word since her fathers death when she was a child and to complicate matter further….she’s a witch. So when her mother arranges a marriage to a local drover, Cai Jenkins, Morgana would love to protest but simply can’t. She knows her mother is sick and that she is lucky to find a husband at all, but she can’t help but…
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Announcement: Winner Me Before You and The Last Letter from Your Lover by Jojo Moyes
And the winner of the two Jojo Moyes books, Me Before You and The Last Letter from Your Lover is….. Beth V (subscribes to blog) The winner will be notified via email. Thank you to everyone who entered and a huge thank you to the publisher for making this giveaway possible!
