Friday, October 28, 2011

A Danby Regency Christmas Summons Prize Extravaganza


Presented by: Lilia Birney, Christi Caldwell, Phyllis Campbell, Jane Charles, Aileen Fish, Catherine Gayle, Samantha Grace, Suzie Grant, Julie Johnstone, Olivia Kelly, Jerrica Knight-Catania, and Ava Stone, in honor of the release of our Regency Christmas Anthology, consisting of A Summons from Yorkshire, A Summons from the Duke, A Summons from the Castle, and A Summons from His Grace.

In celebration of our release on November 1, we’re hosting a six-week-long prize extravaganza. Follow us on Twitter, like or friend us on Facebook, visit our websites, and look for announcements of ways to enter. Any time one or more of us blogs about the Regency Christmas Anthology, comment and leave your email address for an entry in the drawing. If one of us hosts a Twitter contest, follow the rules outlined on Twitter for your chance to enter.

What can you win?
·         1 $79 Kindle from Amazon
·         1 of 3 $50 gift cards (2 from Amazon, 1 from Barnes and Noble)
·         1 of 3 $25 gift cards (2 from Amazon, 1 from Barnes and Noble)
·         1 complete set of Catherine Gayle’s LORD ROTHEBY’S INFLUENCE series
·         1 complete set of Ava Stone’s SCANDALOUS series
·         1 of 2 copies of Jerrica Knight-Catania’s THE ROBBER BRIDE
·         1 copy of Suzie Grant’s FOR THE SAKE OF SIN
·         1 copy of Suzie Grant’s THE DEVIL’S DAUGHTER
·         1 copy of Suzie Grant’s WRONG KIND OF PARADISE
·         1 complete set of Jane Charles’s ONCE UPON A TIME trilogy
·         1 copy of Jane Charles’s TO WALK IN THE SUN
·         1 copy of Aileen Fish’s THE MISTLETOE MISHAP
·         1 copy of Aileen Fish’s THE CHRISTMAS DRAGON SCHEME
·         1 copy of Phyllis Campbell’s SPANISH EYES
·         1 copy of Phyllis Campbell’s QUEEN OF HEARTS

Entries will be accepted and collected from November 1 through December 15, prizes will be drawn on December 15, during a live chat event at the

Anyone who already follows this blog and leaves a comment between November 1st and December 15th will automatically be entered in the drawing, as will anyone who becomes a follower of this blog between November 1st and December 15th (as long as I have an e-mail address so we can find you if your name is drawn)

Lilia Birney: Twitter, Blog
Christi Caldwell: Facebook, Twitter, Website
Phyllis Campbell: Facebook, Twitter, Blog
Jane Charles: Facebook, Twitter, Blog
Aileen Fish: Facebook, Twitter, Website
Catherine Gayle: Facebook, Twitter, Website
Samantha Grace: Facebook, Twitter, Website
Suzie Grant: Facebook, Twitter, Website
Julie Johnstone: Facebook, Twitter, Blog
Olivia Kelly:  Facebook, Twitter, Website
Jerrica Knight-Catania: Facebook, Twitter, Website
Ava Stone: Facebook, Twitter, Website

Monday, October 10, 2011

Handfasted (To Love a Governess Regency Novella)


Katrina Clark had two goals.  To secure a position as a governess and discover the secrets of what happened between a man and woman before settling into spinsterhood. 

Lord Timothy Strotham wanted nothing more than to purchase the contents of the Clark’s Book Shop and Lending Library and be on his way. He did not count on getting the deceased owner’s daughter as part of the bargain.

Handfasted to preserve her reputation, they set out for a three day journey.  Will Katrina learn all the secrets before she arrives at her destination or will Timothy be able to deny his own desires and leave Katrina as pure and innocent as he found her?

Monday, October 3, 2011

Regency Christmas Summons - A Christmas Anthology - Coming Soon

 The Duke of Danby has summoned all of his wayward grandchildren home for the holidays! 12 short stories about the Whitton cousins.

Available November 1st on the virtual bookshelves of Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Smashwords.


Compromised for Christmas by Jane Charles

Lady Elizabeth craved excitement and adventure. Unwilling to endure further boring Seasons, she convinces her uncle, who has lived a more adventurous life than anyone else she knew, to let her work for him.  A few short years later Elizabeth was established in Tuileries Castle, a servant in Napoleon’s court known as Lisette Renard.

John Phillip Trent has been working for the Home Office and in the stables of Tuileries as Jean Pierre Bouvier for the past two years. His only English contact being Lisette Renard, a lovely blond lass, who he desired but kept at a professional arm’s length.

When Lisette receives a summons to return home for Christmas, John learns that she is none other than the granddaughter of the Duke of Danby and she had named Jean Pierre as her husband, and the reason her grandfather believes she lives in France.  Their cover is compromised with the same letter and the two find themselves escaping the palace and France, knowing they could very well never see each other once in England.  



Saturday, October 1, 2011

His Not So Sensible Miss


Emily Frasier has lived as the ward of Duke Ellings since her father died when she was fifteen. She also knows that soon it will be time to leave his household and make her way on her own.  When she discovers a cottage while visiting her aunt and uncle she knows this is where she wants to live and become a teacher, as her father once was.
Dillon Chambers must find a wife this season in order to please his mother.  If she didn’t have control over something more precious than his freedom and life, he would not have made the promise to marry a lady with high connections at the end of the season.  When he comes across Emily at his cottage and learns she is the ward of a duke, he feels his luck has finally changed. He could please his mother and settle with a lady he would actually want to have as his wife.
When the truth becomes known in London that Emily is only a professor’s daughter, Dillon knows his parents will never approve. Will he risk everything to have her?  Will Emily do the sensible thing or risk her reputation and heart so that Dillon doesn’t destroy all he holds dear?