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Dance the Tide Giveaways for June 2022

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If you are looking to read Pride and Prejudice contemporary romances, you can never go wrong with Cat Andrews's stories. Although she only arrived on the Austenesque publishing scene about two years ago with her debut novel titled Sanctuary: Vol. 1, she already has six books under her belt namely the three-volume Sanctuary series, An Unexpected Harvest and her latest which Dance the Tide. Just like her previous releases, this modern tale does not strictly follow canon.

Set against the mesmerising and scenic backdrop of Cape Cod, Will Darcy had come to the famed Massachusettes town with his sister so that she can heal her body, mind and soul from a traumatic experience in Boston. As a resident of the seaside beach, Elizabeth Bennet loves to spend her free time photographing the beautiful surroundings. She was caught snapping photos of the Darcy siblings and wanting to protect Georgiana from harm, he demanded that she erased their photos. She complied but not before forming a negative perception of the proud stranger. It transpired that he isn't totally unknown to Elizabeth as Will's best friend, Charles, is currently dating her sister, Jane. How will our favourite couple work to overcome their bad first impression of each other?

Would you like to know more about this story? Then you'll be pleased to learn that Cat has agreed to visit a few popular Austenesque blogs. Be sure to catch up on some charming excerpts, vignettes and informative guest posts. You may also want to comment on the sites below because the author is generously sponsoring an e-book or two of Dance the Tide. Please check the deadline of each blogs as some of the giveaway has already ended.
6th: Cover Reveal + Giveaway for Dance the Tide!!! @ Austenesque Reviews
13th: It's here! @ Blog - Cat Andrews, Author
15th: Dance the Tide by Cat Andrews - Blog Tour, Deleted Scene and Ebook Giveaway @ Babblings of a Bookworm
17th: Dance the Tide by Cat Andrews – Excerpt & Giveaway @ From Pemberley to Milton
20th: Deleted Scene + Giveaway with Author Cat Andrews!!! @ Austenesque Reviews
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  1. Joy23 June 2022 at 21:44

    I love modern P&P variations and I know that Cat Andrews is a wonderful writer (I devoured the Sanctuary series). I'm so eager to read her latest!

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