Please email me privately at LadyM at elisabethmansfield dot com with your postal mail address and I will send you each an unread copy of The Girl With The Persian Shawl.  Congratulations!

I will be announcing the Facebook giveaway winner on the Facebook fan page after Thanksgiving.

To celebrate, I will be giving away a paperback copy of The Girl With The Persian Shawl. All I ask is that you spread the word: you can tweet about the eBooks (add the hashtags #elizabethmansfield and #regency), “Like” the Elizabeth Mansfield fan page on Facebook, and then let me know here in the comments.

I will pick a winner from the comment stream here, and ANOTHER winner from the Facebook fans, and… ANOTHER winner from the twitter stream!

I also would love to have a book discussion about any of these three romances – so let me know in the comments which one you’d like to read/discuss first and we’ll get to it!

A Girls’ Promise

When her dashing beau set sail to find his fortune, young Rachel vowed she was his forever. Yet as the months pass, she is left with nothing more than her childish promise and the attentions of Seth, a quiet older man she is sure will stifle her spirit. Instead, Seth’s devotion and tender caresses awaken passions deep inside the woman Rachel has become.

A Woman’s Dream

Then a terrible scandal erupts, shattering Rachel and Seth’s flourishing marriage. Now, Rachel must risk everything– her reputation and her happiness–to convince the one man she can ever truly love that her heart belongs to him.

Nominated for the Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice Award for Best American Historical Romance for 1998.

5-star rating at Amazon.com.

Review by Linda T from Amazon.com reviews: In sections alternating between the main characters’ perspectives, this beautifully written historical novel lures readers to take sides, and then doubt the side they’ve taken, in a lawsuit over the custody of a child. The author’s thorough research into archaic legal concepts like “self divorce” and “criminal conversation” gives her fictional early American community a solid structure. Sure, it’s a romantic story, but the characters are so well depicted and their controversy so sensibly drawn, that the intrigue of the book goes far beyond the simple categorization of its genre.

We have a limited number of unread first edition paperbacks that we would be delighted to send you.

What I did NOT know about this novel, and discovered by reading the reviews over at Amazon (all 5-star, by the way), is that this book was nominated for the Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice Award for Best American Historical Romance for 1998.

We do have in our possession, a number of additional unread first edition paperbacks that we would be delighted to sell you for the discounted price of $5.00 each (plus shipping & handling).

Stay tuned for more unpublished writings and more giveaways!