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In the Arms of Mr. Darcy Giveaways for October 2010

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As mentioned in this post on new Austenesque books release for autumn, Sharon Lathan's latest published book by Sourcebooks titled In the Arms of Mr. Darcy is available in book stores since 1 October 2010. This is her fourth novel in The Darcy Saga series which continue the story of the married lives of Mr Fitzwilliam Darcy and Mrs Elizabeth Darcy (née Bennet) of Pride & Prejudice. Ms Lathan will be virtually touring several blogs this month to promote and talk about her latest novel.

There will be giveaways of one or two copies of In the Arms of Mr. Darcy to readers on the blogs that Sharon visits. However, contests are only open to US and Canadian readers as they will directly send out the novels to the lucky winners. Do take note that contest rules and deadline varies so please visit individual posts for details.

Information of Sharon's virtual blog tour (including her very own blog) are as follows:

1st: In the Arms of Mr. Darcy is released! @ Sharon Lathan's Darcy Saga
3rd: Review & Giveaway: In the Arms of Mr. Darcy by Sharon Lathan @ One Literature Nut
4th: Guest Sharon Lathan: Writing A Long Life @ Linda Banche Romance Author
5th: Romancing Mr. Darcy By Sharon Lathan @ RomConInc
5th: Sharon celebrates the release of In The Arms of Mr. Darcy!!! @ Austen Authors
7th: Austen Fans – Win Free book: In the Arms of Mr. Darcy by Sharon Lathan @ Laugh Love Write
8th: Sharon Lathan celebrates 2 releases! @ Casablanca Authors
13th: Guest Sharon Lathan-- Regency: What’s Not To Like? @ Historical Belles and Beaus
14th: A visit with Sharon Lathan and a giveaway @ My Book Addiction and More!
15th: Guest Author Sharon Lathan and a Giveaway @ Psychotic State
20th: Sharon Lathan wants to know… @ Romance Reader at Heart Novel Thoughts & Book Talk
21st: Talking Jane Austen with Sharon Lathan & Giveaway @ My Jane Austen Book Club
22nd: Rock-a-Bye Baby @ Fresh Fiction
27th: Guest Sharon Lathan: Bow Down to the Prince @ Historical Hussies


To spice things up, Sourcebooks is offering US readers free e-book download of Ms Lathan's debut novel, Mr. & Mrs. Fitzwilliam: Two Shall Become One. This offer is only available for a week from 5-11 October 2010. Check it out here! Also available to download for free is Amanda Grange's Mr. Darcy's Diary.


I will continue to update this post as more information is available. With so many goodies, be sure to participate in the above contests.
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  1. Sharon Lathan8 October 2010 at 13:39

    Luthien, Thank you for doing this! You are the best!! I really do appreciate it and truly cannot thank you enough. Sharon

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  2. Lúthien8413 August 2011 at 21:00

    You are most welcome, Sharon. It's been a pleasure posting this. Now I look forward to A Darcy Christmas tour next month and very much hope to read both books when it is available in my country.

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