Michelle Styles has a number of good things going on this week. First, she's holding a Goodreads contest for THE VIKING'S CAPTIVE PRINCESS, that runs through November 30. Michelle was selected by Harlequin to write a serialized Regency romance, HIS STAND-IN BRIDE, which is connected to her forthcoming December release, A QUESTION OF IMPROPRIETY. The serial will run through the first week of January. Check it out!
In addition, the UK hardback version of her latest early Victorian romance, BREAKING THE GOVERNESS'S RULES, which is loosely connected to COMPROMISING MISS MILTON, will be available in January.
'How delightful to meet you again, Miss Louisa Sibson.'***
Jonathon Lord Chesterholm's eyes bored holes into Louisa Sibson's back. The former fiancée he's thought dead is very much alive...
Louisa has rebuilt her life, after being dishonourably dismissed from her post as governess for allowing Jonathon to seduce her. Now Louisa lives by a rulebook of morals and virtue--the devastating Lord Chesterholm will not ruin her again!
But Jonathon will get to the bottom of Louisa's disappearance--and he'll enjoy breaking a few of her rules along the way...
Join us Sunday when Kate Allan will be here to chat about KRAKOW WALTZ, a Regency-era romance set in England and Poland. She'll also be giving away a copy to one lucky commenter! Be sure to join us then.***
We'll also draw the winner of Kristi Astor's first Edwardian romance, A MIDNIGHT CLEAR, from her guest appearance on Sunday. You still have time to leave a comment or question for your chance to win.***
Stay with us through the coming weeks when we'll be featuring the best unusual historical authors! Zoe Archer, Michelle Styles, Michelle Beattie and our fourth anniversary bash will be coming up. Join us!
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Have a good weekend! Remember, you don't have to be an Unusual Historicals contributor to submit good news to the weekend announcements. If it has to do with unusual historicals, we'd love to shout it out to the world! Send announcements to Carrie. See you next week...
