Death of a Dandy Giveaways for March-April 2022

Janeites who love reading Austenesque fiction would have heard of author Riana Everly. If you are not familiar with her works, she has published four standalone Pride and Prejudice novels (Teaching Eliza, The Assistant, Through a Different Lens and The Bennet Affair), two Shakespearean mash-up titles (Much Ado in Meryton and A Midwinter Night's Dream), two short stories in the Seasonal Jane Austen Diversions series (Northanger Angst and fixing Emma) and the Miss Mary Investigates series. The mystery series consists of four books to date beginning with The Mystery of the Missing Heiress, the prequel novella that introduces private investigator Alexander Lyons. With the assistance of Mary Bennet, their adventures are recorded in Death of a Clergyman, Death in Highbury and the latest release Death of a Dandy.

After travelling to Surrey in the previous novel, the pair next visits Mansfield Park which is the home of Sir Thomas Bertram and his family. They are asked to find the whereabouts of Tom, the eldest son and heir to the grand estate who is missing. But wherever they go, death always comes a-calling. Who is the dandy that the title is referring to? Was he murdered and who would want him dead? Can Mary and Alexander get to the bottom of this baffling case?

These questions and more may be answered in the virtual tour organised by Riana. Be entertained by the various captivating excerpts and thought-provoking guest posts that the author has carefully prepared. You are welcome to stop by at the blogs below. Do take note that the international giveaway for five e-books of Death of a Dandy is already over.

March

28th: Death of a Dandy- Guest Post, Excerpt & Giveaway with Riana Everly @ From Pemberley to Milton
30th: Death of a Dandy: A Mansfield Park Mystery by Riana Everly - Guest Post, Excerpt and Giveaway @ Babblings of a Bookworm

April

2nd: Death of a Dandy by Riana Everly ~ Character Interview + Giveaway @ A Novel Sentiment
4th: Death of a Dandy by Riana Everly @ Interestsofajaneaustengirl
5th: Death of a Dandy by Riana Everly ~ Blog Tour ~ Guest Post, Excerpt, & Giveaway! @ So little time...
9th: Death of a Dandy Blog Tour: Guest Post, Excerpt + Giveaway @ My Love for Jane Austen
11th: Guest Post + Giveaway with Author Riana Everly!!! @ Austenesque Reviews

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