THWACK.
Miranda, my heroine, storms into my writing room, trips over my knitting bag, and jabs a blunt knitting needle in my direction.
“You forgot to tell them,” Miranda says. She smiles politely but she’s waving that knitting needle in a rather threatening manner.
“Tell who what?” I ask, clutching my tea like a shield.
“The readers,” she says, frowning. “You forgot to tell them that my book—The Spinster’s Christmas—is free until December 7th.”
“Oh,” I say. “I was going to get to that—”
“Don’t make me use the other needle.”
And that is how this blog post came to be.
What is The Spinster’s Christmas?
It’s a Christian Regency romantic suspense novel and a prequel to the Lady Wynwood’s Spies series. (That’s right—this is where all the scheming and spying began.)If you’ve ever wanted:
• A story with a no-nonsense spinster heroine (who can out-stare a naval officer)
• A broody, injured war hero
• Verbal fencing at a Christmastide house party
• AND a mysterious attacker in a hooded cloak…
Then, um, why are you still reading this post and not downloading the book?
It’s FREE. Until December 7. Everywhere.
Well, almost everywhere. It’s free on:
• My website
• Amazon
• Apple Books
• Kobo
• Barnes & Noble
• Google Play
(📚 All the links are on the book page here).
After that? It turns back into a pumpkin.
(Okay, not really. But it won’t be free anymore, and Miranda will glare at me again, and no one wants that.)
So go grab your free copy now.
Before Miranda gets the other knitting needle.
🧶
December 1st Lyn Cote — Winter’s Secret
2nd Josie Riviera — Holly’s Gift
3rd Merri Maywether — Meet Me By the Christmas Tree
4th Pat Simmons — Baby for Christmas
5th Roxanne Rustand — Dangerous December
6th Camille Elliot — The Spinster’s Christmas (Regency Romance)
7th Jean C. Gordon — His Christmas Star
