A Promise of Forever Giveaways for January 2022

The new year has commence and it looks promising judging by the new and upcoming Austenesque releases for this month. First up is Christine Combe's A Promise of Forever which was published about eleven days ago. It is a Pride and Prejudice what-if novel that takes readers on an emotional roller coaster ride with our beloved pairing of Darcy and Elizabeth.

The plot is quite a departure from canon whereby she is not a Bennet but the daughter of the Gardiners, a family of tradesman who reside in Lambton. Fitzwilliam is a young man who just return home to Pemberley after a lengthy tour of Europe. They met, fell in love and elope but family objections soon find a way to tear them apart. How will our dear couple reconcile and stay together after separating for four years?

If the premise has caught your eye and you wish to know more, please join the online tour that is currently underway. Look out for some intriguing guest posts, diverting excerpts, delightful interviews and even a review or two. In addition the author is generously sponsoring an e-book of A Promise of Forever throughout the tour so check out the blog stops listed below. Just leave a comment by Tuesday, 25 January 2022 to qualify for the drawing.

10th: Blog Tour, A Promise of Forever by Christine Combe @ My Jane Austen Book Club
11th: A Promise of Forever by Christine Combe - Blog Tour, Guest Post and Giveaway @ Babblings of a Bookworm
13th: Happy anniversary to me! @ All That They Desire
15th: A Promise of Forever Blog Tour: Interview and Giveaway @ My Love for Jane Austen
16th: Guest Post: Get Excited for Christine Combe's New Book, "A Promise of Forever" + Giveaway @ Jane Austen State of Mind
17th: A Promise of Forever by Christine Combe ~ Review + Giveaway @ A Novel Sentiment
20th: A promise of forever by Christine Combe @ Interestsofajaneaustengirl
21st: Guest Post from Christine Combe @ Run Mad As Often As You Choose, But Do Not Faint....
25th: "A Promise of Forever" by Christine Combe, excerpt + giveaway @ my vices and weaknesses

Come back for more updates!

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