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03/31/2009 (12:42 pm)

Publication day!

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Today is publication day for my short story collection, Midsummer Eve at Rookery End.  You can order your e-book or paperback copy from E-scape Press Ltd, and the paperback edition from other on-line retailers :)

To win a signed copy of Midsummer Eve at Rookery End AND The Paradise Will, see my Contests and Extras page here.  Oh, and don’t forget that I love to hear from readers!  You can e-mail me on info@elizabethhanbury.com

I’ve blogged on Forromancereaders about researchers at the Mindlab International Consultancy at the University of Sussex, who have discovered that ‘reading can help reduce stress’.

So, why not de-stress by escaping to Midsummer Eve at Rookery End where you can immerse yourself in Regency romance? ;0)

Midsummer Eve at Rookery End cover

03/21/2009 (4:56 pm)

Win signed copies of The Paradise Will and Midsummer Eve at Rookery End!

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For the chance to win a signed copy of The Paradise Will AND Midsummer Eve at Rookery End, see the new Contests and Extras page here.

The winner will be announced on the weekend of 4th/5th April 2009 :)

Good luck!

03/14/2009 (11:53 pm)

ForRomanceReaders and more

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I’ve blogged today on ForRomanceReaders about a new audiobook of Sylvester by Georgette Heyer, released on 1st July 2009.  This edition is read by Richard Armitage of North and South fame.  Take a look at FRR here to read full details.

Other news…Only 17 days to go until publication of the Midsummer Eve at  Rookery End short stories!   I’ve added a link to Escape Press Ltd’s web site on my links page.

Details coming in the next few days of how of you can win a signed copy of the Midsummer Eve at Rookery End paperback AND The Paradise Will

Midsummer Eve at Rookery End front cover

The Paradise Will book jacket

03/09/2009 (11:11 pm)

Ice Angel available to pre-order at The Book Depository

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Ice Angel is now available to pre-order at The Book Depository for just £14.24 - with free worldwide delivery.  You can find it here :)

03/09/2009 (2:14 am)

Midsummer Eve at Rookery End publication date

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As promised, here’s more news on my collection of three short stories, Midsummer Eve at Rookery End…

Publication date will be 31st March 2009 and Midsummer Eve at Rookery End will be available in both e-book and paperback from E-scape Press Ltd.  Their web-site address is www.escapewithabook.com and the site will be going ‘live’ in the next few days.  I’ve had a sneak peak at the web-site and it looks great!

Price for the e-book will be just £2.79 and £4.99 for the paperback.  The e-book can be ordered and downloaded from E-scape in minutes :)

The paperback edition is also listed on Amazon UK,  Amazon.com and The Book Depository, although the price currently shown on Amazon is incorrect and will be updated to £4.99 soon.

Please note, though, that it’s best to order direct from E-scape Press as their delivery will be much quicker.

I’m really excited about the launch of these short stories!  If you enjoyed the excerpt from Siren’s Daughter why not buy Midsummer Eve at Rookery End and find out what happens next? :)

Midsummer Eve at Rookery End cover


03/02/2009 (1:51 am)

Croome Park

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I’ve blogged on ForRomanceReaders about my visit to Croome Park today.

You can read about it here, and I have to say I LOVED the grotto - what a perfect place for a romantic assignation!!

Croome Park grotto

Island temple

Some of the garden temples resembled the Greek temple mentioned in Blue Figured Silk, one of the Midsummer Eve at Rookery End stories.  More news coming on these very soon now :)