Although it's the end of the week, the Austenesque book scout presents a round-up of this week's Austen-themed competition.
Author Melanie Stanford has stopped by on Austenesque Reviews to share about her story of writing Sway, her debut novel. Do read her guest post for she is offering an e-book of Sway to an international reader who ask her a question or comment. You can also double your chances of winning by leaving a comment on Meredith Esparza's review of Sway. The giveaway ends next Wednesday, 27 January 2016.
Rita Deodato is revealing the cover of Jennifer Joy's newest Pride and Prejudice variation on her blog, From Pemberley to Milton. You can also read an excerpt from Accusing Elizabeth and win one of four e-books of the novel sponsored by the author. Just leave a comment or question by next Sunday, 31 January 2016 as an entry for this worldwide contest.
Jayne Fresina is the guest author over at Austenprose. She tells about the influence Jane Austen has over her writing. You may want to read her post because three paperback copies of How to Rescue a Rake will be awarded to US residents who comment with their favourite Persuasion quote. The deadline to enter is at 11.59 pm on next Wednesday, 27 January 2016.
Lastly, Claudine of Just Jane 1813 has written a terrific review of Austen in Austin which consists of four novellas in the collection. If you would like to receive a free e-book, leaving a comment there mentioning another alternate era Austenesque story that you enjoy or an alternate era that you would like to see explored through JAFF. Contest is open until next Saturday, 30 January 2016.
All the best!
Download the following free e-books just for this week only.
1) George & Georgiana by Julie Westmore on Monday, 18 January 2016
2) Stuart Shotwell's Edmund Persuader on Saturday, 23 January 2016
3) Beyond Downton Abbey, Volume 2 by Deb Hosey White and David Stewart White on Sunday, 24 January 2016
Disclaimer: Please take note that I am not paid to promote the giveaways by the parties mentioned in my post and I do so on my own accord. In no way do comments qualify for the contests above 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 wish to do so.
Author Melanie Stanford has stopped by on Austenesque Reviews to share about her story of writing Sway, her debut novel. Do read her guest post for she is offering an e-book of Sway to an international reader who ask her a question or comment. You can also double your chances of winning by leaving a comment on Meredith Esparza's review of Sway. The giveaway ends next Wednesday, 27 January 2016.
Rita Deodato is revealing the cover of Jennifer Joy's newest Pride and Prejudice variation on her blog, From Pemberley to Milton. You can also read an excerpt from Accusing Elizabeth and win one of four e-books of the novel sponsored by the author. Just leave a comment or question by next Sunday, 31 January 2016 as an entry for this worldwide contest.
Jayne Fresina is the guest author over at Austenprose. She tells about the influence Jane Austen has over her writing. You may want to read her post because three paperback copies of How to Rescue a Rake will be awarded to US residents who comment with their favourite Persuasion quote. The deadline to enter is at 11.59 pm on next Wednesday, 27 January 2016.
Lastly, Claudine of Just Jane 1813 has written a terrific review of Austen in Austin which consists of four novellas in the collection. If you would like to receive a free e-book, leaving a comment there mentioning another alternate era Austenesque story that you enjoy or an alternate era that you would like to see explored through JAFF. Contest is open until next Saturday, 30 January 2016.
All the best!
Download the following free e-books just for this week only.
2) Stuart Shotwell's Edmund Persuader on Saturday, 23 January 2016
3) Beyond Downton Abbey, Volume 2 by Deb Hosey White and David Stewart White on Sunday, 24 January 2016
Disclaimer: Please take note that I am not paid to promote the giveaways by the parties mentioned in my post and I do so on my own accord. In no way do comments qualify for the contests above 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 wish to do so.
Oh yes, there are some good ones up for grabs right now. I've already check these out. Thanks for sharing!
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