As we walk into the courtyard we see Sir Guy with...
a chocolate egg?!?
READ about Sir Guy here...
Book of Pawns
by Prue Batten
Just released: February 2012
- historical fiction
more details here
Twelfth century England – a time when status means power.
Guy of Gisborne – a man of disturbing secrets and subtle skills.
Ysabel of Moncrieff – a woman of status whose life changes with the receipt of a letter.
Two people drawn together by loyalty, lust, and a lost inheritance and whose existence depends on how they move between Church and State; on whom they shall trust…
and on how they play the game.
WIN a copy of the Kindle version!
Open to all.
Offer ends: April 30, 2012
TO DO: (2-parts)
1. VISIT Prue's site and leave a comment on any of her posts - make sure to tell me which post you commented on.
2. AND, let me know in comments what you did along with your email (if I don't already have it)
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Contest has ended - winner is here
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* please note: castle guest posts following this one will appear from authors with book giveaways that are not necessarily of the Fairy Tales genre
* image source Gisborne from Prue Batten's site
:O :O :O ... whoa!
ReplyDeleteThat good lookin' Gisborne fella could be carrying around an egg made from chicken-poo and I'd still let him put his chain-mail in my closet :D
LOL @ M.A.D I was thinking the same thing!
ReplyDeleteWho is this hottie?! ;)
ReplyDeleteGisborne is Sir Guy of Gisborne (also known as Richard Armitage, English actor and currently filming as Thorin Oakenshield in the Hobbit)
ReplyDeletefrom the BBC TV series Robin Hood. Guy has a massive worldwide following of females and I decided to write an alternate historical fiction/romance of the man. It was published as an ebook in February and is due to be available in print in May.
Thanks so much Velvet for allowing Guy to be a part of Castle Bryggia. I remember what fun we have had there in the past!
I loved that series!!!! I always liked Guy better than Robin Hood :)!!! I commented on I think I can, I think I can… on Prue's site.
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I'm not entering this giveaway because I intend to buy a print copy as soon as it comes out. I wanted to buy also The Stumpwork Robe and The Last Stitch in print, but unfortunately they are out of print. T____T
ReplyDeleteGaida, briefly, TSR and TLS are Out of Print but a new publisher is re-releasing them later this year. It will be a slow release so I hope you can stick with me.
ReplyDeleteAt the moment A Thousand Glass Flowers (the third in the series) is free via Smashwords which will make it free on I-pad, Kindle, Kobo and others. It takes time to filter down, but its already free on B & N's Nook. Or you can go direct to Smashwords.com and download to computer etc. Glass Flowers is a stand alone, even though its the third in the Chronicles. You don't have to read the other two first.
As for that hunky Gisborne above! He's taken me out of my comfort zone of fantasy and caused me to write my first ever historical fiction/historical romance.
I think Vvb32 might have an extra copy of Gisborne to offer as a prize ... over to you, Vvb32.
I commented on 'Cinderella'
ReplyDeleteThank you for the wonderful news, Prue! :D
ReplyDeleteSaw your comment Krysykat!
DeletePleasure, Gaida!