Hello, everyone! It’s so nice to be back in Bloglandia for a while. It feels like it’s been a long and….interesting….winter, and I’ve never been more grateful for great books to read and things to write.
Speaking of things to read….my publisher just sent me a few extra ARCs of my next Amanda Carmack mystery (Murder at Westminster Abbey, book two of the Kate Haywood Elizabethan Mysteries, out in April). So let’s give them away today! I have 4 copies, so 4 commenters will be winners. And now I’m diving back into revisions for The Book That Will Never End (affectionately called, of course…)
Life at the center of the new royal court is abuzz with ambition and gossip—very different from the quiet countryside, where Kate served Elizabeth during her exile. Making her way among the courtiers who vie for the new queen’s favor, Kate befriends Lady Mary Everley. Mary is very close to Elizabeth. With their red hair and pale skin, they even resemble each other—which makes Mary’s murder all the more chilling.
My own website (sadly behind on updates, which are getting done this weekend, but lots of Elizabethan info and pics…)
So what have you been doing this winter??? Read anything good lately? what will do you when (if) it warms up?? Do you like mystery series with a recurring character? (I’m finding I love getting to stay with Kate for multiple books and see how she grows and changes. She gets a bit of romance in this book, too….)
I read Murder at Hatfield house and it was amazing. Can’t wait to read this. Not usually a big fan of murder mysteries, but I am enjoying this very much. Manda
I confess, it has been many books since I read Amanda McCabe…..from my memory comes the sentence “bad, bad, me”….
I would love to read this series!!!!
thank you for the giveaway!!!
I’m in Australia, so it’s summer here. While you guys up North have been dealing with a Polar Vortex, we’ve been coping with the opposite–terrible, terrible heat waves and a plethora of bush fires. At least the cyclone (hurricane) season has been relatively quiet.
I love historical murder mysteries (Cadwell, anyone?), because I love to see how they get solved without all our 21st Century technology.
I also enjoy series, as each new book is like revisiting old friends.
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