~ BLOG TOUR STOP ~
-- 'LOVE & SECRETS AT
CASSFIELD MANOR' --
AUTHOR SARAH L. McCONKIE
~Post Includes: Book Spotlight,
Author Bio, Snippet, Behind-the-Scenes
Facts About the Book & Giveaway~
About the Book:
Genre: Adult, New Adult, Christian, Fiction, Historical, Regency, Romance
Publisher: Cedar Fort
Publication date: August 14, 2018
Wealthy socialite Christine Harrison’s life seems perfect until the man she planned tomarry, Mr. Davenport, proposes to someone else. Heartbroken, Miss Harrison vows never to love again, and to distract herself, she sets out to rescue a fallen young woman. Little does she know that her journey will reveal more than she expected about her friends, her seemingly perfect life, and her own heart.
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About the Author:
From
writing an award-wining tale of a dragon falling from the stars in the third grade to regency romance written at thirty, Sarah McConkie has
always had a passion for creating intriguing stories. After years of
singledom looking for romance (and teaching Junior High Choir to fill up
her real life), Sarah began a Master’s degree in Literacy. When love
finally found her, she married and became a wife and eventually a
mother. After tucking in her own little princess one January evening she
determined to attempt her life-long dream to write and publish a novel.
Using her many years of experience in the single realm, a robust
knowledge of regency classics, and a love of all things old fashioned
and proper, Sarah wrote Love and Secrets at Cassfield Manor. She now
lives with her own Mr. Right and her two daughters, and believes
providing stimulating and moral stories promotes literacy in a world
which needs more readers. This is her first novel.
FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | WEBSITE
FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | WEBSITE
Behind-the-Scenes Facts About the Book:
1. Several of my character’s physical appearance are based on my friends, and I let them choose their character’s name.
2. I wrote the whole story in 1st person first, and then re-wrote it in 3rd person.
3. The font on the cover is the same font I used in my own wedding invitation.
4. The two characters who are sisters have the names Elizabeth (Lizzy) and Christine. My two daughters’ middle names are Elisabeth and Christine.
5. I finished editing the final manuscript 4 days before I had my third child. I told my doctor I couldn’t go early because I had to finish my book!
6. The love stories of Lizzy and Edmund, Christine and William, and Meg and Mr. Grenville are all based on real people’s love stories.
7. The front cover background is an actual beach in England: Cornwall.
8. It took me about 2-3 years from first word to a finished manuscript.
9. Much of the boy drama comes from my years of college roommates and actual connections between different people.
1. Several of my character’s physical appearance are based on my friends, and I let them choose their character’s name.
2. I wrote the whole story in 1st person first, and then re-wrote it in 3rd person.
3. The font on the cover is the same font I used in my own wedding invitation.
4. The two characters who are sisters have the names Elizabeth (Lizzy) and Christine. My two daughters’ middle names are Elisabeth and Christine.
5. I finished editing the final manuscript 4 days before I had my third child. I told my doctor I couldn’t go early because I had to finish my book!
6. The love stories of Lizzy and Edmund, Christine and William, and Meg and Mr. Grenville are all based on real people’s love stories.
7. The front cover background is an actual beach in England: Cornwall.
8. It took me about 2-3 years from first word to a finished manuscript.
9. Much of the boy drama comes from my years of college roommates and actual connections between different people.
Snippet:
Christine breathed deeply, circling her arms around herself. As she stood among those high, stalwart cliffs, she formed a resolution. Their presence spoke to Christine once more, reminding her that she could change. She could be more steadfast in her desires. She determined then to look outward, toward others, and stop caring about herself and her status in life. She affirmed that day that she did not need high connections to validate her existence. She did not need a man to establish or promote her social standing. And perhaps most importantly, Christine resolved to never again let these base motives stand in her way of real and lasting relationships with the people around her.
Giveaway:
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Giveaway is subject to policies HERE.
Tour Schedule:
September 17-Encouraging Words from the Tea Queen | Paulette’s Papers
September 18-Mindy Houng (reviewer) | Blooming with Books
September 19-Emily Yager | Reading, Writing & Stitch-Metic
September 20-Heidi Reads… | Life Is What It’s Called
September 21-Pause for Tales | Bookworm Lisa
September 22-Jorie Loves A Story
Giveaway is subject to policies HERE.
Tour Schedule:
September 17-Encouraging Words from the Tea Queen | Paulette’s Papers
September 18-Mindy Houng (reviewer) | Blooming with Books
September 19-Emily Yager | Reading, Writing & Stitch-Metic
September 20-Heidi Reads… | Life Is What It’s Called
September 21-Pause for Tales | Bookworm Lisa
September 22-Jorie Loves A Story
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COMING UP SOON ON 'READING, WRITING & STITCH-METIC':
-- Friday, September 21st: Blog Tour Stop for 'The Ornament Keeper'. Post includes book spotlight, excerpt, and giveaway. Tour hosted by JustRead Publicity.
-- Monday, September 24th: Marvelous Middle-Grade Monday historical fiction feature on 'Dash: Dogs of World War II -- Book 1' by Kirby Larson. Post includes book spotlight and my review.
-- Friday, September 28th: Blog Tour Stop for 'Christmas With the Cowboy', a Love Inspired story by Tina Radcliffe. Post includes book spotlight, excerpt, and giveaway. Tour hosted by JustRead Publicity.
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