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.)
I’m just dropping into your inbox today with a quick note about a sale at Kobo that starts just in time for the long Victoria Day (or May 2-4) weekend here in Canada and then concludes just after the long Memorial Day weekend in the States.
This promotion is just for readers in CA, US, AU, NZ, UK.
It’s a promotion that I had to apply for, and since they didn’t limit how many box sets I could submit for consideration. I offered up six. I figured maybe I’d get one or two of them accepted.
Imagine my surprise when they took ALL SIX!
The sale runs from now until May 27, 2025.
You will need to use the code MAYBOX25 when you’re checking out.
You can find all my books on Kobo @ bit.ly/Leenie_Kobo (This might be the easiest way to find the box sets of mine that you want to add to your eBook library.)
The landing page for the May sale is here: kobo.com/en/p/25-off-boxsets. This is where you can find links to scroll through all the books that are on offer.
Remember to enter the code MAYBOX25 when checking out to get your 25% off.
Happy Reading!
Leenie
PS. All these box sets are also available in the Kobo Plus reading subscription plan, so if you have that, you could enjoy them there if you don’t want to purchase them.
Those four words are soooo dangerous! I have a dreadful time stopping anywhere before the end of a book — I always have. These four words played a part in what I did and did not get done this week. 🙂
Writing Life
Due, in part, to some poor choices on my part 😉 — see the info about reading past my bedtime at the bottom of this newsletter — I got less written this week than I had wanted.
The other part of the not getting as much done as wanted is that with all the things I am doing this year and things I have been learning about and experimenting with, I am finding my writing process is shifting somewhat. I used to reread what was written the day before and then jump right into the new chapter.
Clicking this image will take you to the Historical Romance 40% off page where my book is listed. Use the code FEBSALE at check out for the discount.
Kobo has included Persuading Miss Mary in its February 40% off sale! So from now until Monday is a fantastic time to pick this book up if you are a Kobo reader. You must use the code FEBSALE at checkout to take advantage of the special pricing.
About the book:
Reginald Arthur Fitzwilliam, Viscount Westonbury, has never met a lady like Mary Bennet. Most debutants would be happy to have his attention, and who could blame them? He’s titled, wealthy, charming, and handsome — everything one could want for in a husband unless you’re Mary Bennet.
From their first meeting when she scolded him for his behaviour and made it perfectly clear that she did not care one jot for his title or fortune, Wes has known that Mary is no standard-order, ton-approved debutant. She is something far better. She is a lady who sees him for himself and not his accouterments.
However, there are two things that Mary Bennet absolutely despises — a flagrant disregard for the rules of propriety and disrespect, and Lord Westonbury, who has treated her sisters ill, embodies both. She would rather he ignored her, but sadly he seems bent on provoking her at every turn. It is, therefore, with trepidation that her father allows her to accompany her sister to town.
When Wes discovers that his mother is hosting Mary and her sister at Matlock House, he sets about the task of persuading Mary that he is not so bad as she thinks, for he would dearly love to court her. However, he will soon discover that even his charm is not going to be enough to sway her. She demands more than pretty words, which will require him to take a serious look at his life of pleasure and weigh it against those demands and his growing love for her. But can he make the necessary changes to prove his devotion, and if he can make them, will they be enough? Or will he always be found wanting in her eyes?
You may like to also know:
Persuading Miss Mary is book four in my Marrying Elizabeth series and was a Thursday’s Three Hundred weekly work in progress before it was published. Book 5 of that series is now posting on Thursdays.
^^That’s not the most creative title, is it? 🙂 I was running low on creativity when it came time to create this blog post. The clock just rolled past midnight here — which means it is now Saturday in Nova Scotia as I write this. I’m pretty sure that has a lot to do with why my creativity is running low.
Writing News
This week, with the help of a friend, I managed to add another chapter to both His Irreplaceable Belle and Marrying Elizabethbook 5. These chapters were not easy ones for me to write — not because the content of them was challenging but because I felt stuck, which, I think, happens at least once with every story. There were a few questions I needed to answer before moving on. This is where my very patient friend, Zoe Burton, helped me by being a sounding board when I needed to talk through some details. She also helped me come up with a possible title out of a long list of options for Marrying Elizabethbook 5.
No, I have not yet started that third writing project. Maybe I’ll get some planning done this coming week? Maybe. 🙂
Publishing News
There’s nothing new here. Just a reminder that Her Secret Beau is now available in the Kindle store for purchase or to read with your Kindle Unlimited subscription if you have one of those.
Book Promotions
Listen to Your Heart (ebook edition) will be $0.99 from February 1-15, 2020. This sale is across all sales channels and in all regions of the world with all currencies being reduced. Continue reading The Saturday Broadsheet for February 1, 2020
