Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Alex Beecroft - Guest Author
At Unusual Historicals, they have as a guest Author, Alex Beecroft as she celebrates the release of her debut, False Colors, a m/m romance set on the high seas of the 18th century.
If you would like to enter for a chance to win a copy of False Colors, make a question or comment for Alex. The winner will be drawn at random in one week (Sunday, May 31st).
Click here to read the interview and comment.
If you would like to enter for a chance to win a copy of False Colors, make a question or comment for Alex. The winner will be drawn at random in one week (Sunday, May 31st).
Click here to read the interview and comment.
Labels: Alex Beecroft, Unusual Historicals
Sunday, May 10, 2009
TJ Bennett
Guest Author: TJ Bennett at Unusual Historicals.
This week they welcome back TJ Bennett as she celebrates the release of her second book, The Promise.
Readers, would you like a copy of TJ's debut, The Legacy? If so, leave a comment or a question. They'll draw a winner next Sunday.
Stop by and read their interview. Click here to enter, too.
This week they welcome back TJ Bennett as she celebrates the release of her second book, The Promise.
Readers, would you like a copy of TJ's debut, The Legacy? If so, leave a comment or a question. They'll draw a winner next Sunday.
Stop by and read their interview. Click here to enter, too.
Labels: TJ Bennett, Unusual Historicals
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Diane Whiteside - Guest Author
This week Unusual Historicals is welcoming Kensington author Diane Whiteside as she celebrates the paperback release of The Southern Devil, one of her delicious "Devil" series. She's going to tell us why she decided to set this action-packed love story in the beautiful state of Colorado.
Would you like a copy? Just tell them what you think of stories with high adventure content. Do you dig the Romancing the Stone feel? Or would you prefer your history a little more mannerly? Leave a comment and she'll randomly draw a winner next Sunday (May 10th).
Click here to enter and don't forget to read the author's comments.
Would you like a copy? Just tell them what you think of stories with high adventure content. Do you dig the Romancing the Stone feel? Or would you prefer your history a little more mannerly? Leave a comment and she'll randomly draw a winner next Sunday (May 10th).
Click here to enter and don't forget to read the author's comments.
Labels: Diane Whiteside, Unusual Historicals
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Guest Author & Giveaway: Jack Woodville London
Jack Woodville London is guesting on Unusual Historicals. His romantic historical fiction debut Virginia's War, set in 1944 Texas, is the first of his "French Letters" trilogy.
Readers, if you would like to try for a free copy of Virginia's War, let them know what you think of WWII-set romances and romantic historical fiction. Are you eager to read them? Do you have recommendations to share? We here at Unusual Historicals would love to know your thoughts. They'll draw a random name next Sunday, so good luck!
Click here to read the interview and enter to win.
Readers, if you would like to try for a free copy of Virginia's War, let them know what you think of WWII-set romances and romantic historical fiction. Are you eager to read them? Do you have recommendations to share? We here at Unusual Historicals would love to know your thoughts. They'll draw a random name next Sunday, so good luck!
Click here to read the interview and enter to win.
Labels: Jack Woodville London, Unusual Historicals
Sunday, April 19, 2009
History Lessons
Jennifer Mueller is celebrating the release of two new books this month: A RUINED SEASON, which is a hardcover Regency from Robert Hale, and HISTORY LESSONS, a contemporary e-book that collects multiple historical stories, published by Phaze.
If you're intrigued by a story that takes you through the history of a great Scottish castle--and all the mischief and romance that takes place--then leave a comment or question for Jennifer. Next week, they'll pick a random name and that person will win a copy of HISTORY LESSONS. Good luck!
Click here to enter.
If you're intrigued by a story that takes you through the history of a great Scottish castle--and all the mischief and romance that takes place--then leave a comment or question for Jennifer. Next week, they'll pick a random name and that person will win a copy of HISTORY LESSONS. Good luck!
Click here to enter.
Labels: Jennifer Mueller, Unusual Historicals
Monday, April 6, 2009
Elizabeth Lane - Interview and Giveaway
Book Party: Elizabeth Lane via Unusual Historicals. It's Sunday on Unusual Historicals, which means time to talk with another wonderful author and try to win a free book. Weekends, they are good! This week they're featuring contributor Elizabeth Lane as she celebrates the release of her latest book, His Substitue Bride, set during the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
Click here for all the details. You'll have to scroll down to the author interview and giveaway.
Click here for all the details. You'll have to scroll down to the author interview and giveaway.
Labels: Elizabeth Lane, Unusual Historicals
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Michelle Styles - Interview & Giveaway
At Unusual Historicals, they are interviewing Michelle Styles, who is talking about her latest Mills & Boon historical, Impoverished Miss, Convenient Wife.
Stop by to read the interview and leave a comment for Michelle. Michelle would like to know what you think about e-books and are you starting to buy more of your books as e-books?
Click here for more.
Stop by to read the interview and leave a comment for Michelle. Michelle would like to know what you think about e-books and are you starting to buy more of your books as e-books?
Click here for more.
Labels: Michelle Styles, Unusual Historicals
Monday, March 23, 2009
Book Party: Bonnie Vanak
Over at what has quickly become one of my favorite sites, Unusual Historicals, author Bonnie Vanak is celebrating her latest release, The Lady and the Libertine.
There's an interview with Bonnie, an excerpt (that includes the death of a snake -- Susan hates snakes, so that's a nice little moment in her book!), AND at the very bottom, the chance to win a copy of this seventh Egyptian Historical written by Bonnie.
Bonnie's another author I've met in person, and online. See why I dig her so much.
Use this link before March 29.
There's an interview with Bonnie, an excerpt (that includes the death of a snake -- Susan hates snakes, so that's a nice little moment in her book!), AND at the very bottom, the chance to win a copy of this seventh Egyptian Historical written by Bonnie.
Bonnie's another author I've met in person, and online. See why I dig her so much.
Use this link before March 29.
Labels: Bonnie Vanak, Unusual Historicals
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Interview with Lisa Marie Wilkinson
Thanks to author Lisa Marie Wilkinson, I've discovered a really cool group blog. It's called Unusual Historicals, and as I was perusing its archives, I came across all sorts of cool posts I'd love to bring you guys.
A good place to begin checking out this blog is with an interview celebrating the release of Lisa Marie's debut, Fire at Midnight. Let me tell you, I read an excerpt and this is on my Must Buy list. I was totally hooked.
You can be, too. In fact, you can beat me to owning this book (because Susan's limited in her access to bookstores, due to severe credit card abuse when in them) by leaving a comment on Lisa Marie's post. You've got all week, but don't delay. You can click on through to read the same excerpt I did.
Use this link -- and add this blog to your reader.
A good place to begin checking out this blog is with an interview celebrating the release of Lisa Marie's debut, Fire at Midnight. Let me tell you, I read an excerpt and this is on my Must Buy list. I was totally hooked.
You can be, too. In fact, you can beat me to owning this book (because Susan's limited in her access to bookstores, due to severe credit card abuse when in them) by leaving a comment on Lisa Marie's post. You've got all week, but don't delay. You can click on through to read the same excerpt I did.
Use this link -- and add this blog to your reader.
Labels: Lisa Marie Wilkinson, Unusual Historicals
