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Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star Giveaways for September 2011

After taking a long break for summer vacations, autumn is upon us again and with that, publishers have released new Austenesque novels for us Janeites to savour. As highlighted on my post in April, there are five new Austen-themed titles for this month alone. The first book to be released on the first of this month is Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star.

Penned by newcomer Heather Lynn Rigaud who also blogs on Austen Authors, this is a modern adaptation of Jane Austen's most popular oeuvre Pride and Prejudice and set in the world of rock 'n' roll. If you wonder what the author's inspiration are for choosing this particular environment, do join her as she virtually visit some book blogs to promote her debut work. You could even read Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star for free if you are the chosen few who leave your comments on the blogs. Since the copies of her books are sponsored by Sourcebooks publisher, please take note of the terms and conditions before participating because some of the giveaways are only open to US and Canadian readers.

Heather Lynn Rigaud's blog tour stops (quoted from her blog, Austen Nights):

1st: Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star Blog Tour with Author Heather Lynn Rigaud @ Austenprose
2nd: Interview/Guestpost and giveaway: Heather Lynn Rigaud - Fitwilliam Darcy, rock star @ Book Girl of Mur-y-Castell
5th: Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star by Heather Lynn Rigaud review, guest post and giveaway @ Royal Reviews
6th: Interview and Giveaway: Heather Lynn Rigaud, author of Fitzwilliam Darcy Rock Star @ Urban Girl Reader
7th: Heather Celebrates the launch of Fitzwilliam Darcy Rock Star @ Austen Authors
7th: Guest Blog by Heather Lynn Rigaud, author of Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star @ Palmer's Picks for Reading
8th: Giveaway & Review: Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star by Heather Lynn Rigaud @ BookHounds
9th: Interview + Giveaway with Author Heather Lynn Rigaud @ Austenesque Reviews
16th: Blog Tour: Heather Lynn Rigaud & (126.) Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star... @ Drey's Library
19th: Heather Lynn Rigaud & Fitzwilliam Darcy Rock Star - Jane Austen Rocks! Author Interview & Giveaway @ My Jane Austen Book Club
21st: Heather Lynn Rigaud | Sex, Drugs and Mr. Darcy @ Fresh Fiction
21st: Why Rock Stars?: Guest Post by Heather Lynn Rigaud, author of Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star (with & giveaway) @ Diary of an Eccentric
22nd: Aloha to Heather Lynn Rigaud and Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star @ SOS Aloha


Do check this post regularly for more updates. Remember to leave her a little love on the blogs she is visiting even though you already own her novel. Good luck for those who are eligible to participate!

Comments

  1. I love that you have "calling cards." Heather, I am running into you all over the place. Best of luck with your book. Isn't this exciting--and fun.

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  2. I took the idea from a Live Journal community that I'm part of. I hope Heather doesn't mind if I promote her blog tour.

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  3. Luthien,

    I could kiss you! This was so thoughtful and sweet. Thank you very much!

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  4. You're most welcome, anonymous though I don't know your name.

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  5. Luthien,

    That was me. I'm still having trouble with my internet following Hurricane Irene. We were out of power for 3 days and it will be another week before my phone and internet are back. So, trying to comment on my phone, I wasn't able to log in. Sorry.

    Thanks again!!!

    Heather

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  6. My pleasure, Heather. I hope you'll get your phone and internet working in no time.

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  7. Heather, Congratulations! Best of luck with FDRS!

    Susan

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  8. Luthien, what a great blog. Everything looks great. Love the blog tour schedule for Heather.
    I like the calling cards too.

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  9. Trez: Thanks for the compliments. I hope you have an enjoyable and informative visit on my blog.

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