LIKE MY COVER? YOU COULD WIN MY BOOK

To celebrate the release of my award-winning espionage Regency Romance THE RELUCTANT BRIDE, I'm running the following competition.

LIKE MY COVER AND YOU COULD WIN MY BOOK.


Above is the new cover for my award-winning Regency romance, A LITTLE DECEPTION.  The first ten people to tell me why they like it will win a free ebook copy. Just leave a comment to let me know why it works for you.

And now here's the blurb...

When loyal and determined Rose Chesterfield persuades London’s most eligible rake not to call in a debt that would ruin her family, she never expected marriage.

Guilty of an innocent deception to win the heart of the man who’d intended to make her his mistress, Rose is determined to prove her worth to her new husband.

But her beautiful, scheming sister-in-law Helena is intent on branding Rose an adulterous diamond thief. Will Rose succeed in persuading society – and her husband – that the truth is not what it appears?

* Regency Romance shortlisted for an Australian Romance Readers' Award. (New 2013 revised version.)

The Reluctant Bride gets off to a good start

I was very happy with my first book review on Goodreads and Amazon. So happy that I decided to post it, here.

My Book Addiction and More MBA's review 

Aug 21, 13

4 of 5 stars

bookshelves: historical-romance

Read in August, 2013

THE RELUCTANT BRIDE by Beverley Eikli is an interesting Regency Historical Romance. Fast paced and filled with spies,traitors,danger,secrets,lost love,Napoleon's swathe through France,grief,treachery,and love. The story of Major Angus McCartney and Emily Micklen,their struggle to find love and happiness. Emily struggles with the lost of her fiancee,pregnant,disowned,abandoned and married to Major Angus a man she doesn't know,but who was in the Military with her beloved Jack. Emily will soon learn what she thought she knew was all a lie,her family,her lost love and her own life.
"The Reluctant Bride" has engaging characters, a unique storyline that involves English as well as French spies,traitors to both the English and French,finding love, healing,and finding forgiveness. While, Emily fills disloyal to Jack's memory, she finds herself attracted to her new husband, Angus. Angus in the meantime has loved Emily from afar for a few years,never thinking he would become her husband and trying to atone for his past,he finds no hardship in marrying Emily to protect her unborn child. "The Reluctant Bride" is filled with secrets,and spies. "The Reluctant Bride" may soon become a most cherished bride,with a most cherished husband. If you enjoy a good spy story,passion,a bit of romance,adventure,and a great read than this is the story for you to read. An engaging story from first to finish. Received for an honest review from the author.

RATING: 4

HEAT RATING: MILD

REVIEWED BY: AprilR, Review courtesy of My Book Addiction and More

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Sir Spencer Perceval and the Book Blast

Well, there is is! The banner for my forthcoming Virtual Book Tour which starts on September 2 and features lots of enticing excerpts of my Regency espionage Romance, The Reluctant Bride.
Soon I'll post the list of blog stops, so stay tuned.

In other exciting happenings, the journalist of Who Do You Think You Are? magazine in the UK sent me the PDF of the Family Hero page in which I talk about my ancestor Sir Spencer Perceval, the only British PM to be assassinated (in 1812, the year my novel finishes).

Choc Lit's Publicist, Luke, has also been very clever in finding all sorts of places to promote the book. My article 'Knitting up the Skeleton Coast' will be appearing soon in UK Knitting. It's about my working as an airborne geophysical survey operator. During survey lines of 100s of kms I preferred to keep my hands busy knitting as I monitored the computer equipment in the back of the plane.

So keep an eye out for that one, together with lots of photographs:)