The Austenesque book scout is delighted to bring news on three books giveaways for this week.
Today is Skylar Hamilton Burris' turn to blog at Austen Authors about herself and the publication of her three Pride and Prejudice-themed novels. At the end of the post, she is kindly offering an autographed copy of her second novel, An Unlikely Missionary to one lucky reader who leave your comment(s) on her post. No deadline was mentioned but restrictions do apply to win this contest. Head over here to read the general contest rules at Austen Authors.
I append this post to include the second giveaway from Stephanie's Written Word. As you may have read from my earlier post, she is hosting the Everything Austen II challenge until the end of the year. Syrie James is guest blogging here so read what she has to say on writing four great books on different historical and contemporary subjects. At the end of the post, the publisher has graciously offered to giveaway 2 sets of her three novels by Ms James which are lovingly displayed below. So six lucky readers have a chance to win any of the six books offered.
Sounds enticing, is it not? All you have to do is leave your comment together with your email address and also include the title of the book you would love to win. Hurry because this contest ends next Tuesday, 28 September 2010 at 12 noon ET. The bad news is it is only open to US residents.
Lastly, Austenite blogger Maria Grazia of My Jane Austen Book Club is featuring a weekly post of Talking Jane Austen with.... For this week she is interviewing Jane Odiwe, author of Lydia Bennet's Story and Willoughby's Return whereby both books are published by Sourcebooks. Click here to read the interesting chat she had with Ms Odiwe. There is a fantastic giveaway to win an autographed copy of Willoughby's Return directly from Ms Odiwe when you comment at the end of the post. Remember to include a valid email address so that she can contact the lucky winner. This contest is open worldwide and winner will be announced next Wednesday, 29 September 2010 so make sure you comment before that day.
Good luck if you are participating in the above giveaways!
Today is Skylar Hamilton Burris' turn to blog at Austen Authors about herself and the publication of her three Pride and Prejudice-themed novels. At the end of the post, she is kindly offering an autographed copy of her second novel, An Unlikely Missionary to one lucky reader who leave your comment(s) on her post. No deadline was mentioned but restrictions do apply to win this contest. Head over here to read the general contest rules at Austen Authors.
I append this post to include the second giveaway from Stephanie's Written Word. As you may have read from my earlier post, she is hosting the Everything Austen II challenge until the end of the year. Syrie James is guest blogging here so read what she has to say on writing four great books on different historical and contemporary subjects. At the end of the post, the publisher has graciously offered to giveaway 2 sets of her three novels by Ms James which are lovingly displayed below. So six lucky readers have a chance to win any of the six books offered.
Sounds enticing, is it not? All you have to do is leave your comment together with your email address and also include the title of the book you would love to win. Hurry because this contest ends next Tuesday, 28 September 2010 at 12 noon ET. The bad news is it is only open to US residents.
Lastly, Austenite blogger Maria Grazia of My Jane Austen Book Club is featuring a weekly post of Talking Jane Austen with.... For this week she is interviewing Jane Odiwe, author of Lydia Bennet's Story and Willoughby's Return whereby both books are published by Sourcebooks. Click here to read the interesting chat she had with Ms Odiwe. There is a fantastic giveaway to win an autographed copy of Willoughby's Return directly from Ms Odiwe when you comment at the end of the post. Remember to include a valid email address so that she can contact the lucky winner. This contest is open worldwide and winner will be announced next Wednesday, 29 September 2010 so make sure you comment before that day.
Good luck if you are participating in the above giveaways!


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