And the winner of The Chalice by Nancy Bilyeau is…..
Kara (follows on Twitter @Shamstress)
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!
And the winner of The Chalice by Nancy Bilyeau is…..
Kara (follows on Twitter @Shamstress)
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!
In Edwardian London, change is on the horizon. War is eminent and the days of the strict Victorian caste system and societal expectations are on their way out….the modern era is upon the world.
For Lilith Montgomery, this new world is not yet a reality. She is the daughter of a duke and engaged to marry Viscount Louis Harcourt, her long time childhood friend and social equal.
Her father has just passed away which means society demands she be in full mourning for a year.
Lilith struggles to adjust to her new life without her father but there is one thing that makes this new life particularly difficult for her…..she is to be the new Head Witch of the London based Lazarus Coven, a coven of necromancers.
Lilith was born a witch. Her father was Head Witch before her and now the position passes to her. Though she was raised for this new responsibility, she is young and anxious that she should fulfill the expectations of the Coven. Her finance is also a witch very high in the Coven ranking.
Continue reading “Review: 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!
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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 a little preview of the book at the end of this interview too for your enjoyment! Brackston also agreed to an interview with me as part of the release of this magical novel. So without further ado please welcome Paula Brackston to The Lit Bitch!
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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!
Continue reading “Guest Post: The Collector of Dying Breaths (Reincarnationist #6) by M.J. Rose”