The Grail: The Saving of Elizabeth Darcy Giveaways for February-March 2022

After devoting many years working on The Bennet Wardrobe series, Don Jacobson's imaginative and complex Pride and Prejudice time travelling tales has come to an end. From The Keeper: Mary Bennet's Extraordinary Journey to The Pilgrim: Lydia Bennet and a Soldier's Portion, the author has always taken the self-publishing route. Then Meryton Press came calling to purchase the publishing rights to his full-length novels. All seven books are re-edited and re-released once every month since last May under their banner but keeping the original beautiful covers. The series has completed its arc with the launch of the final story titled The Grail: The Saving of Elizabeth Darcy on Valentine's Day.

Just like his previous releases, Don is currently on tour to some of the popular blogs in the Austenesque community. Be sure to drop by to get your fill of entertaining guest posts, charming excerpts and a character interview. His publisher is also generously sponsoring a total of eight e-books of The Grail: The Saving of Elizabeth Darcy (two for the cover reveal post and six for the actual blog tour). The giveaway for the six digital copies are still open until Monday, 14 March 2022 so visit the links below and fill up the Rafflecopter form to be in the running.

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