On the first day of the brand new year, I’m hosting the starter day party for the book tour for “The Black Lotus”, historical romance with a paranormal twist. I’ll review the book on January 8 – stay tuned for the review, and in the mean time, visit the other tour stops.
There’s also a tour-wide giveaway for a paperback copy of the book. Scroll down if you want to participate!
Tour Schedule
January 1st: Starter Day Party @ I Heart Reading
January 1st: Book Excerpt @ Indy Book Fairy
January 3rd: Promo Post @ Undercover Book Reviews
January 5th: Author Interview @ Editor Charlene’s Blog
January 7th: Book Excerpt @ I’m an Eclectic Reader
January 8th: Book Review @ I Heart Reading
January 9th: Guest Post and Excerpt @ Books Direct
January 11th: Book Excerpt @ Writers and Authors
January 13th: Promo Post @ Bookaholic Ramblings
January 15th: Character Interview @ Cassidy Crimson’s Blog
January 17th: Book Excerpt @ Hollow Readers
January 19th: Book Review @ Bedazzled Reading
January 21st: Promo Post @ The Single Librarian
January 23rd: Author Interview @ Majanka’s Blog
January 25th: Book Excerpt @ Bookish Madness
January 27th: Guest Post @ Books are Forever
January 28th: Book Excerpt @ Cajun Book Lover
January 30th: Promo Post @ Books, Authors, Blogs
About The Book
Title: The Black Lotus
Author: Claire Warner
Genre: Historical Romance with a paranormal twist
….though I would dearly love to play court to you, I would hurt you more than any other.”
It is 1752. The year that will change the life of heiress Melissa De Vire. As she makes her first steps into society, she meets Justin Lestrade and his world tears her perceptions apart. Drawn irresistibly to him, she finds herself sinking into a realm of feuds, magic and old curses.
Author Bio
By day I am a boring civil servant, but by night (and at weekends) I write stories. I love fiction, I love the way that words can draw you from your own everyday world.
I love to read. As a child I read all of the Enid Blyton books and devoured Roald Dahl. As a teenager, I discovered LJ Smith, Anne McCaffrey, Tamora Pierce, David Eddings and went through the phase of reading Point Horrors. As an adult, I found Kelley Armstrong, Raymond E Feist, Georgette Heyer, The Brontes, Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker, Sheridan La Fanu and Henry James. I cannot imagine live without books.
Links
Amazon.co.uk | Amazon.com | Kobobooks | Nook
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