I told you I would have more info on the final Kobo promotion when I had the details. I have them now.
Her Father’s Choice is reduced in price to $0.99. This promotion is on until November 29, and it is only available in Canada, the UK the US, Australia, and New Zealand. (Sorry. Not my choice. This is the scope of their promotion.)
Since this is not a coupon sort of special, I have submitted matching prices for this book to my other vendors (about half an hour ago). They should have the price changed soon. (Click here to the Book Promo Page for links.)
Little does Darcy realize as he begins his quest to marry Elizabeth that her love will be only one of the many prizes he finds along the way.
For the month of November, I am highlighting my Marrying Elizabeth series in my book promotions.
This series follows Darcy from his early return to town to changing his mind about marrying Elizabeth (in book 1) to marrying her (in book 3), to seeing to the happiness of all of his sisters — both old and new (by book 6).
Below are the book promotions that I can tell you about. (I have submitted some books from the series to a couple of Kobo promotions, but have not heard if any of them have been accepted. I’ll let you know if they are.)
Let’s begin with the most time sensitive promotion:
This month’s free book is Delighting Mrs. Bennet.
It is only free on Smashwords and only from today (October 31) to Sunday (November 2).
Protecting Miss Darcy will be reduced to $0.99 (USD, CAD, AUD, NZD, EUR, GBP, with all other currencies also reduced) starting tomorrow (November 1) and will remain at that price until the end of November.
That’s it for this month’s book promotions that I know about right now. I’ll update you if there happen to be any others when I know about them. And I’ll be back next Saturday to share my Saturday Broadsheet.
It is late on Monday night, and I have just finished writing this week’s chapter. I am going to reread it tomorrow so that I can make sure the majority of the mistakes are fixed before I share it. So, there will be a His Sensible Heart post this week, but it will just be later than normal.
I will, however, be taking the next two weeks off from posting on my blog (other than a Music Monday post) to spend time with my family and to enjoy the holidays. (I do apologize for having to break at a point in the story where things are getting a bit messy 😉 ).
I’ll be back later today (Tuesday) with that chapter of the story for you.
“What shall we do tonight?” he asked the chair across from him. “Mrs. Nichols knows about the ball…” He drummed his fingers on the arms of the chairs. “We could read.” His nose wrinkled at the thought. “No, I do not wish to read either,” he said as if agreeing with his non-existent companion. He was far too restless to read tonight.
from Mr. Bingley Plans a Ball
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Published to YouTube The Alena31 on February 13, 2011.
I was listening to this song last week — watching this video, actually — and it brought to mind Jack and Georgiana’s story. I think you’ll recognize why this story came to mind when you read the chapter I am sharing below. 🙂
Enticing Miss Darcy, Chapter 3
“I am expected?” Jack asked with a surreptitious glance toward Georgiana.
“Not so much expected as hoped for,” Lady Margaret said with a smile. “Now, come sit here, my boy.” She motioned to a chair that was between her and her granddaughter.
“We are always pleased to have you call, Mr. Ralston,” Elizabeth said as she rose to pour the tea.
Jack did not miss the relieved look that passed between Georgiana and Mrs. Darcy. Perhaps not everyone was hoping to see him as much as Lady Margaret implied.
“I am always delighted to be accepted into your drawing room,” he replied. “It is the expected thing for a gentleman to call upon a lady after a soiree, is it not? They have not changed the rules of propriety and politeness on me since last season, have they?”
Lady Margaret chuckled. “They have not.”
“It is lovely of you to have called,” Georgiana added. “Did you enjoy the ball last evening?”
Jack inclined his head indicating that he had enjoyed himself. Calls, even when made at the home of someone whom you knew, were not particularly enjoyable. The conversation was always so stilted – for propriety’s sake and all that nonsense.
“It was a very enjoyable evening, although I did leave with emptier pockets than when I arrived.” His lips quirked up into a half-smirk. “Not that I minded so much. I had every intention of leaving my money with Mrs. Pratt.”
