It’s such a pleasure to introduce my latest book to you all.
COURTING THE COUNTESS from Endeavour Press went up on amazon platforms this morning.
Courting the Countess is my take on the Beauty and The Beast myth and features Melissa, Lady Pateley who has lost her beauty in a fire. She has become an object of desire, however, for many unscrupulous men who would marry her and use her wealth. Falling back on loyal servants and her own innate strength, Melissa responds to Colonel Harry Gunn, a retired army doctor. Can he, handsome and charismatic, persuade Melissa life will be worth living again? Can he overcome his own uncertainties along the way?
Courting the Countess is available here for UK buyers and here for US.
This sounds a great idea, Anne – looking forward to reading it! Would you like a slot on my blog to promote it – maybe a post about the inspiration behind the story or something like that. Haven’t had an author on for ages.
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Hi Ros, that’s very kind and I’d like that, thank you. Anne
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Sounds like a fascinating take on the fairy tale – it’s always interesting to know where inspiration comes from.
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Hi Kate, Thank you. Fairy tales are inspirational, I find. Anne
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Great news! Congratulations on the ‘birth’ Just off to buy it – it looks beautifully romantic đŸ™‚
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Hi Anne, thanks so much. Yes, the cover is lovely. It seems to be a house-style for Endeavour. Anne
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Already downloaded it as soon as it showed up on Amazon!
Looks great, Anne. Wish you great success with it.
Happy to offer you a slot on my blog too.
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Hi Christine, How kind that you’ve already downloaded and that you’d like me on your blog. Thank you. I’ll e-mail, Anne
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Many congratulations, Anne. I’ve just finished reading Courting the Countess and was entertained, yet again, by your natural wit and warmth which shines bright in your writing. I love your idea of adapting a traditional fairy tale, having Melissa as your physically damaged character made a refreshing change. It’s a while since I’ve read Regency Romance but your descriptions of regency Edinburgh has definitely left me wanting more. Looking forward to reading book number 5! : )
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Hi Rae, Thank you so much. It’s great to know you enjoyed the novel and thank you for coming by to say so. I appreciate it very much. Anne
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