The Austenesque scout is delighted to share some wonderful news regarding Austenesque book giveaways for this week.
Rebecca Fleming has reviewed My Particular Friend: A Charlotte House Affair by Jennifer Petkus on Indie Jane. The blog is also hosting a giveaway for two copies of this book for readers interested in reading this Sherlock Holmes meets Jane Austen mystery novel. US and Canadian residents will play for a paperback copy while e-book version is open worldwide. As usual, there are several ways to enter this contest so do visit the post before the contest closes next Monday, 2 July 2012 at 11.59 PST.
Next up Meredith of Austenesque Reviews has read and reviewed the second edition of Lory Lilian's Rainy Days. One lucky international reader will receive a paperback copy of Rainy Days provided by Meryton Press, the publisher of this novel, if you comment on the review. The giveaway is open until next Tuesday, 3 July 2012.
Candy Morton is organising one Kindle e-book giveaway of P O Dixon's newest release, Bewitched, Body and Soul over at her blog. Read her review to learn whether it is your cup of tea. If it is, find out from Rafflecopter form how you can participate then fill up the form. Contest ends next Monday, 2 July 2012.
Meanwhile P O Dixon has kindly provided two copies of Bewitched, Body and Soul on her guest post at Darcyholic Diversions. US residents will play for the paperback format and the e-book goes to an international reader. Just comment on the post to enter this giveaway.
In addition, Laurel Ann Nattress, blog administrator of Austenprose has been invited to write a guest post on Darcyholic Diversions. Leave a comment here by 11.59 pm PT on Thursday, 5 July 2012 for the chance to win an autographed copy of her Jane Austen-inspired short story anthology titled Jane Austen Made Me Do It. Your comment should include your reasons on why Mr Darcy is a romantic literary icon or the qualities you admire in his character. This giveaway is open to US readers only.
English Historical Fiction Authors is hosting a weekly giveaway and Regina Jeffers' Regency romance called The First Wives' Club is selected as the prize for this week. Read the synopsis of the story and then leave a comment and your contact here to enter this contest which closes on Sunday, 1 July 2012.
Alyssa Goodnight has revealed on her blog the cover art of her latest book titled Austensibly Ordinary which will be published in January 2013. To celebrate this fantastic occasion, she will be shipping a galley copy of Austensibly Ordinary as soon as it is available. There are many ways to enter this contest so find out how you can do so by visiting her post before the deadline next Wednesday, 4 July 2012.
Colette Saucier has written a guest post on Close Encounters with the Night Kind where she talks about the appearance of vampires in her debut novel, Pulse and Prejudice and included an excerpt from it. There is a giveaway for an e-book version of Pulse and Prejudice and a paperback copy of All My Tomorrows courtesy of Colette. So stop by and fill up the Rafflecopter form before contest end next Thursday, 5 July 2012 at 12 midnight PST.
Elizabeth Ashworth is the guest author at Fly High! where she talks about her newly released novel titled An Honourable Estate. She has brought along an autographed paperback copy of An Honourable Estate to anyone wherever you are who leave a comment and email address on her post. The contest lasts until next Sunday, 10 July 2012.
Finally, D W Wilkin is hosting a giveaway on his blog where readers need to offer some constructive comment after reading his post on Regency research. You can choose to receive one e-book copy of the following books in your preferred format. Contest is open until next Sunday, 8 July 2012.
Good luck!
On top of that some authors are making the Kindle format of their books free to download on Amazon. Don't miss this golden opportunity to get these now before it's too late.
Summer Day is highlighting her second novel for young adult market titled Wuthering Nights. This modernisation of Emily Brontë's work will be available on Amazon for free from Tuesday, 26 June 2012.
Abigail Reynolds is celebrating the completion of her latest Austen-themed manuscript by giving away A Pemberley Medley, a compilation of five Pride and Prejudice short stories. This offer is valid from 26-28 June 2012.
Colette Saucier is promoting the release of All My Tomorrows, a Pride and Prejudice modernisation by offering it as a free Kindle download for this weekend only (29 June-1 July).
Finally, according to Jane Odiwe's blog the Kindle price of Mr. Darcy's Secret has been reduced to US$2.95 and £1.89 for a limited time only. Therefore do take this chance to get it if you have not read it yet.
Disclaimer: Do take note that comments on my post will not qualify to enter the above contests and I will not be held responsible if you failed to do so on your own. Nevertheless, you are welcome to leave a comment if you so wish to.
Rebecca Fleming has reviewed My Particular Friend: A Charlotte House Affair by Jennifer Petkus on Indie Jane. The blog is also hosting a giveaway for two copies of this book for readers interested in reading this Sherlock Holmes meets Jane Austen mystery novel. US and Canadian residents will play for a paperback copy while e-book version is open worldwide. As usual, there are several ways to enter this contest so do visit the post before the contest closes next Monday, 2 July 2012 at 11.59 PST.
Next up Meredith of Austenesque Reviews has read and reviewed the second edition of Lory Lilian's Rainy Days. One lucky international reader will receive a paperback copy of Rainy Days provided by Meryton Press, the publisher of this novel, if you comment on the review. The giveaway is open until next Tuesday, 3 July 2012.
Candy Morton is organising one Kindle e-book giveaway of P O Dixon's newest release, Bewitched, Body and Soul over at her blog. Read her review to learn whether it is your cup of tea. If it is, find out from Rafflecopter form how you can participate then fill up the form. Contest ends next Monday, 2 July 2012.
Meanwhile P O Dixon has kindly provided two copies of Bewitched, Body and Soul on her guest post at Darcyholic Diversions. US residents will play for the paperback format and the e-book goes to an international reader. Just comment on the post to enter this giveaway.
In addition, Laurel Ann Nattress, blog administrator of Austenprose has been invited to write a guest post on Darcyholic Diversions. Leave a comment here by 11.59 pm PT on Thursday, 5 July 2012 for the chance to win an autographed copy of her Jane Austen-inspired short story anthology titled Jane Austen Made Me Do It. Your comment should include your reasons on why Mr Darcy is a romantic literary icon or the qualities you admire in his character. This giveaway is open to US readers only.
English Historical Fiction Authors is hosting a weekly giveaway and Regina Jeffers' Regency romance called The First Wives' Club is selected as the prize for this week. Read the synopsis of the story and then leave a comment and your contact here to enter this contest which closes on Sunday, 1 July 2012.
Alyssa Goodnight has revealed on her blog the cover art of her latest book titled Austensibly Ordinary which will be published in January 2013. To celebrate this fantastic occasion, she will be shipping a galley copy of Austensibly Ordinary as soon as it is available. There are many ways to enter this contest so find out how you can do so by visiting her post before the deadline next Wednesday, 4 July 2012.
Colette Saucier has written a guest post on Close Encounters with the Night Kind where she talks about the appearance of vampires in her debut novel, Pulse and Prejudice and included an excerpt from it. There is a giveaway for an e-book version of Pulse and Prejudice and a paperback copy of All My Tomorrows courtesy of Colette. So stop by and fill up the Rafflecopter form before contest end next Thursday, 5 July 2012 at 12 midnight PST.
Elizabeth Ashworth is the guest author at Fly High! where she talks about her newly released novel titled An Honourable Estate. She has brought along an autographed paperback copy of An Honourable Estate to anyone wherever you are who leave a comment and email address on her post. The contest lasts until next Sunday, 10 July 2012.
Finally, D W Wilkin is hosting a giveaway on his blog where readers need to offer some constructive comment after reading his post on Regency research. You can choose to receive one e-book copy of the following books in your preferred format. Contest is open until next Sunday, 8 July 2012.
Good luck!
On top of that some authors are making the Kindle format of their books free to download on Amazon. Don't miss this golden opportunity to get these now before it's too late.
Summer Day is highlighting her second novel for young adult market titled Wuthering Nights. This modernisation of Emily Brontë's work will be available on Amazon for free from Tuesday, 26 June 2012.
Abigail Reynolds is celebrating the completion of her latest Austen-themed manuscript by giving away A Pemberley Medley, a compilation of five Pride and Prejudice short stories. This offer is valid from 26-28 June 2012.
Colette Saucier is promoting the release of All My Tomorrows, a Pride and Prejudice modernisation by offering it as a free Kindle download for this weekend only (29 June-1 July).
Finally, according to Jane Odiwe's blog the Kindle price of Mr. Darcy's Secret has been reduced to US$2.95 and £1.89 for a limited time only. Therefore do take this chance to get it if you have not read it yet.
Disclaimer: Do take note that comments on my post will not qualify to enter the above contests and I will not be held responsible if you failed to do so on your own. Nevertheless, you are welcome to leave a comment if you so wish to.
Lots of good stuff, thanks for sharing! I loved Rainy Days. It looks like it got a new cover.
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