Ten Things I Hate About the Duke will be released on Tuesday 1 December. Meanwhile, though, I’ve discovered some special, short-term deals on several of my books.
In eBooks at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Apple, and maybe other retailers:
Silk is for Seduction $1.99
Scandal Wears Satin $3.99
Dukes Prefer Blondes $3.99
Miss Wonderful $2.99
Not Quite a Lady $3.99
Via chirp, audio CDs of my Dressmakers books #1-3 are on sale for $3.99
If my first Difficult Dukes book, A Duke in Shining Armor, isn’t on your e-reader, now might be a good time to consider adding it. For the month of October, it’s a $2.99 Amazon Kindle deal—and a quick check of other retailers tells me that Barnes & Noble Nook and Apple Books are matching the price.
While I try to write series books so that each can stand alone—and this series in particular will, I hope, work no matter where you begin it—some of us like to begin at the beginning, go on till we come to the end, then stop. In that case A Duke in Shining Armor (Ripley’s story) is the beginning, with Ten Things I Hate About the Duke (Ashmont’s story) coming up next, at the beginning of December.
I came back to writing, after a hiatus of about four years, to begin the Carsington Brothers series. What started out as a trilogy about three unmarried brothers turned into a five-book series that included a married brother and the further adventures of his stepdaughter.
Miss Wonderful was the first book in the series, set in Derbyshire’s beautiful Peak District. It’s about a boy, a girl, and a canal.
And now the eBook is available for a mere 99¢.
You can find supporting historical illustrations for this story on my Pinterest page.
