We've got a big sale on at Crimson (my publishing imprint) this month. All our ebooks are $1.99 on Amazon.
You might want to check out Elizabeth Boyce's Once a Duchess, which is our bestselling title, a real blockbuster for Crimson, and has a fun fresh angle featuring a Regency couple who actually got divorced and reunite.It has some interesting class distinctions too because the heroine, a former duchess, becomes destitute and goes to work in the kitchen of a village inn as the chef. We also brought the whole trilogy out in retail trade pb, so it's at some of the bigger B&Ns too.
How to Wed an Earl by Ivory Lei is the first in another good trilogy about slightly scandalous Regency women. Penelope, the heroine of this one, is an animal rights activist and even gets a bill passed through protecting carriage horses. The author's got a great voice and would probably appeal if you like Courtney Milan or Cecelia Grant. She was one of the first authors I bought when I joined Crimson and I was really impressed with her debut talent. (Book 2 is going to have a heroine who starts a soup kitchen and book 3 has one of my fave historical tropes--the heroine disguised as a boy.)
no subject
You might want to check out Elizabeth Boyce's Once a Duchess, which is our bestselling title, a real blockbuster for Crimson, and has a fun fresh angle featuring a Regency couple who actually got divorced and reunite.It has some interesting class distinctions too because the heroine, a former duchess, becomes destitute and goes to work in the kitchen of a village inn as the chef. We also brought the whole trilogy out in retail trade pb, so it's at some of the bigger B&Ns too.
How to Wed an Earl by Ivory Lei is the first in another good trilogy about slightly scandalous Regency women. Penelope, the heroine of this one, is an animal rights activist and even gets a bill passed through protecting carriage horses. The author's got a great voice and would probably appeal if you like Courtney Milan or Cecelia Grant. She was one of the first authors I bought when I joined Crimson and I was really impressed with her debut talent. (Book 2 is going to have a heroine who starts a soup kitchen and book 3 has one of my fave historical tropes--the heroine disguised as a boy.)