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A Very Austen Valentine Giveaways for March-April 2019

Fresh from completing a one-month A Very Austen Valentine blog tour for Austenesque lovers back in January, Robin Helm, one of the ladies behind the successful publication of the second book in the Austen Anthologies series is now undertaking another round of virtual book visits. This time the focus is on Christian based readers so the authors have chosen Celebrate Lit as their marketing platform.

All of the participating blogs are featuring book reviews of A Very Austen Valentine and a short note from Robin. Besides that they are also running a giveaway with five amazing prizes throughout the tour. They consists of a US$50 Amazon gift card, signed paperback editions of A Very Austen Christmas and A Very Austen Valentine, a set of any three e-books written by Robin Helm plus a US$5 Amazon gift card. So check out the following tour schedule.
March

25th: "A Very Austen Valentine" by Robin Helm, Laura Hile, Wendi Sotis, Barbara Cornthwaite, Mandy H. Cook, & Susan Kaye-- Book Review, Blog Tour, and Giveway @ Blossoms and Blessings
25th: A Very Austen Valentine by Various @ Christian Bookaholic
26th: A Very Austen Valentine by Robin Helm @ Blogging With Carol
26th: Review & Giveaway: A Very Austen Valentine by Robin Helm @ Britt Reads Fiction
27th: A Very Austin Christmas by Robin Helm @ Reflections From My Bookshelves
27th: A Very Austin Valentine @ For Him and My Family
27th: A Very Austen Valentine @ Godly Book Reviews
27th: A Very Austen Valentine @ Jeanette's Thoughts
29th: A Very Austen Valentine (Book Review + Giveaway) @ Emily Yager
29th: A Very Austen Valentine Review and Giveaway @ Connect in Fiction with Marguerite Gray
30th: A Very Austen Valentine (2018) — A Celebrate Lit Tour: A Guest Post,My Thoughts, and a Giveaway @ The Christian Fiction Girl
30th: A Very Austen Valentine Book Tour & Giveaway by Celebrate Lit @ Abba's Prayer Warrior Princess
31st: "A Very Austen Valentine" @ Moments

April

1st: Review and Giveaway for "A Very Austen Valentine" @ Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy
1st: Review, Guest Post, and Giveaway: A Very Austen Valentine by Robin Helm, Laura Hile, Wendy Sotis, Barbara Cornthwaite, Susan Kaye, Mandy H. Cook @ Pause for Tales
2nd: Review of A Very Austen Valentine @ Creating Romance
2nd: A Very Austen Valentine | Book Review, Guest Post + Giveaway @ Hallie Reads
2nd: Book Review with a giveaway: A Very Austen Valentine @ Book Bites, Bee Stings, & Butterfly Kisses
3rd: "A Very Austen Valentine" by Robin Helm Book Tour And GiveAway @ Debbie's Dusty Deliberations
4th: A Very Austen Valentine @ Library Lady's Kid Lit
4th: Book: A Very Austen Valentine @ Texas Book-aholic
5th: A Very Austen Valentine blog tour and giveaway @ janicesbookreviews
5th: A Very Austen Valentine by Robin Helm, et.al. @ A Reader's Brain
6th: How to Bless Your Husband Jane Austen's Way @ Chautona Havig
6th: A Very Austen Valentine @ Inklings and Notions
7th: A Very Austin Valentine-Review Tour & Giveaway @ The Becca Files


Stay tune for the updated links!

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