What a great idea that Holly had for hosting a Historical Fiction focused blog hop!! I have seen many many blog hops, but not one focused on my favorite genre!
Can’t wait to clear off some shelves!
YAY!
I want one easy squeezy box to ship out.. Who wants to take these off my hands?
One Lucky Historical Fiction lover will receive all of the following:
Kate Emerson’s At The King’s Pleasure
Catherine Delors’ For the King
Cassandra Clark’s A Parliament of Spies
Sandra Worth’s Pale Rose of England
Michelle Moran’s Madame Tussaud
Linda Urbach’s Madame Bovary’s Daughter
Rosemary Rogers’ The Wildest Heart
John J. Miller’s The First Assassin
CW Gortner’s Confessions of Catherine de Medici
Sherry Jones’ Four Sister All Queens
TEN Books!
These are all Used Galleys or advance readers copies available to bloggers. I realize that many of you may have your own copy of at least one of these, but perhaps you have a friend to pass them along to. It is much easier for me to put them all in one box, and frankly I just kept going till the box was full. Their condition is used and are good reading copies.
These are all Historical Fiction, one historical romance, a few historical mysteries… a great mix in my opinion!
So.. if you would like to win this box of ten books, comment here with your email address and tell me which ones caught your eye enough to make you want to enter the contest. It would also be very nice of you if you could tweet or facebook this giveaway, and of course I would LOVE it if you would follow!!!
Giveaway ends 8/30/2012. Open to US followers of Burton Book Review.
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What a great, generous giveaway. I especially am anxious to read Madame Tussaud – it has been on my wish list for quite some time. Thanks!lcbrower40(at)gmail(dot)com
So many wonderful books! I would love to read them all, but am most excited to see Pale Rose of England is in the box!What a wonderful giveaway! Thank you!Wendy – wendysfictionaddiction(at)gmail(dot)com
Wow, what an incredible prize! The two that really caught my eye are At the King's Pleasure and Four Sisters All Queens.Thanks!bookofsecrets(at)yahoo(dot)com
Thank you for such a wonderful giveaway. Pale Rose of England caught my eye. Thanks,Terri, niteofblu at gmail dot com
I have some but not all. What a great hop! Thank you!kaiminani at gmail dot com
What a generous giveaway! It wasn't so much the titles but the fabulous list of authors caught my eye. Your list contains many of my favorites like Kate Emerson, C.W. Gortner and Michelle Moran.tmrtini at gmail dot com
What an awesome giveaway! I have my eye on Four Sisters All Queens, but the other novels look incredible as well. I have a few of these on my wish list :-)MaryKate dot Sullivan711 at gmail dot com
Ohmygosh, Marie, what a treasure trove!! You're too generous! While I have a few of those (and I don't mind the overlap, I'll pass the dupes along), I'm desperate to get my hands on the Delors (I gave my copy away and now regret it!), as well as the Clare and Urbach, yum! I've tweeted this and of course, am a slavish follower already. 🙂
Wow! Great giveaway,and so generous! I've had Madame Tussaud, Confessions of Catherine de Medici, and Four Sister All Queens on my TBR list for some time. pizza.assassin(at)gmail(dot)com
What a great giveaway! I am most interested in Four Sisters, All Queens and At the King's Pleasure but they all sounds AWESOME!!!I am a follower and shared on Facebook and Twitter!candc320@gmail.com
Wow, you are amazing! This will keep me reading great historical fiction for quite awhile. I love the selection!!!abookishaffair(at)gmail(dot)com
Awesome giveaway! Pale Rose of England caught my eye.JoyAnne11 at gmail dot com
This looks amazing! I would love to win!I am very interested in the Four Sisters book but am excited about reading all of them.minoubazaar AT gmail dot com
I would love to win a box of ten books! That's what caught my eye. Madame Bovary's Daughter sounds good. Mostly the historical books I read are mysteries or Jane Austen sequels, so I don't have any in the giveaway package.GFC – Michelle Fidlerspookycat72(at)gmail.com
Oh I'd love Catherine Delors' novel and CW Gortner's — heard great things. I actually stared For the King as an audio book and decided I knew I'd want to own it. Thanks for the giveaway! I'll spread the word!Cheers!Amandalibraryofmyown at gmail dot com
The Catherine Delor's book was the first to catch my eye as it has been on my TBR for quite awhile. I've also shared this on my FB page.
Great giveaway, Wow! I want to read them all. I am particularly excited abour 4 sisters all queens and Confessions of Catherine de Medici. Thanks for the chance to win!s.asher135 (at) gmail (dot) com
Pale Rose of England and At The King's Pleasure caught my eye but I would love to read every one of them!mamabunny13 at gmail dot com
tweet https://twitter.com/mamabunny13/status/239192442388226048mamabunny13 at gmail dot com
I'm a new follower and have to say this is a FABULOUS gift package! The two that caught my interest immediately are Pale Rose of England and At the King's Pleasure but they all are great books!!epkwrsmith@comcast.nethttp://epkwrsmith.blogspot.com
I'm most interested in A Parliament of Spies.brimicbed@hotmail.com
Pale Rose of England caught my eye! Thanks for this wonderful giveaway!volta2173 at sbcglobal dot net
What a great selection of books you are offering! I am interested most in Madame Bovary's Daughter, The First Assassin, and Confessions of Catherine de Medici but they all look good! I like you on Facebook as Suz Reads!susanw28 (at) mindspring (dot) com
Tweeted: https://twitter.com/suzreads/status/239289428240121856susanw28 (at) mindspring (dot) com
Thank you so much for such a great giveaway! I'd love to have all of these books! CW Gortner's Confessions of Catherine de Medici is one I've really been wanting to read!I subscribe by email, follow on GFC and follow on Twitter.https://twitter.com/CarolAnnM/status/239372620984893440mittens0831 at aol dot com
I've only read two of these (Worth & Gortner)…each of which I loved. Thanks for the chance to win!nanze55 at hotmail dot com
The books by Catherine Delors and Sandra Worth were two that popped out at me. I had not read either one yet. Thank you for the giveawaymomkelly2003 at yahoo dot com
An interesting array of good historical fiction. I'm hoping to read: Madame Tussaud, Madame Bovary's Daughter, The Wildest Heart and Four Sisters, All Queens.It's generous of you to give away such bounty! arletta_dawdy@yahoo.com
Awesome giveaway, and I only have one of those books. With the others being on my tbr list.readingwithmargaret at gmail dot com
ALL those books caught my eye. If I have to choose one it would be Sherry Jones' Four Sister All Queens. What a wonderful giveaway you are doing! leahweller at bellsouth dot net
Do you know how long I've been wanting Madame Tussaud!? A great bunch of books. Thanks for the chance. Of course, you know I'm a follower. ;O)I tweeted: https://twitter.com/truebookaddict/status/239522441255329792also on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michellestockardmiller/posts/354320311328373truebookaddictATgmailDOTcom
So many great books, so hard to specify which one drew me to enter–Gortner, Moran, Jones–these 3 immediately leap out. I also participated in the blog hop–so glad to visit you again.
Actually the Rosemary Rogers book perked by interest. I've not read any of her books in ages though in the seventies I read oodles of them.tweeted-https://twitter.com/alterlisa/status/239584218622091264Lisa Richards- gfc (\___/) (='.'=) (")_(")alterlisa AT yahoo DOT comhttp://lisaslovesbooksofcourse.blogspot.com/
Awesome giveaway! Michelle Moran's book is the one that caught my eye (I read her book on Nefertiti last year, which was awesome). I follow via email: nrlymrtl [at] gmail [dot] com
I'd love to win these and dive into historical fiction! Pale Rose of England caught my eye. What a great giveaway! bibliophile at bostonbibliophile.com.
Thank for your sharing your love of historical fiction!
Wow what a great giveawayamhengst at verizon dot net The Wildest Heart caught my eye firstGFC – amhengstand also shared and posted on FB – Am Hengsthttps://www.facebook.com/am.hengst/posts/335851403172049
Pale Rose of England caught my eye. Thanks for the giveaway.GFC Marlene Breakfieldmarlenebreakfield(at)yahoo(dot)com
They all sound great,Thank you for the giveaway..GFC/ ronnkelly3https://twitter.com/ronnkelly03/status/239890415103381504
A Parliament of Spies caught my eye, but then I realized, I haven't read most of these, and 2 of them are particular faves…so yay!!I follow on google as Krista Grandstaff, and through email redcincibabe@yahoo.com
The books all sound fantastic.gardnerad@juno.com
I have to say that the title "Parliament of Spies" caught my eye. Thank you for the giveaway!melorabrock {at} gmail {dot} com
Hi this is Elizabeth from http://booksalicious.blogspot.com/ I love the whole list, but the ones that really caught my eye were Kate Emerson's At the King's Pleasure, Michelle Moran's Madame Tussaud and Linda Urbach's, Madame Bovary's Daughter, partly because I love these author's and because I have heard very good reviews of these books; and would love to get my hands on them. Also I wanted to say Marie, your website and reviews have helped keep my spirits up this month. I've been in and out of the hospital and reading has really helped, I know you've had a hard month too, and just wanted to let you know, you're blogging really helps lift you're readers spirits. Thanks for the give-away chance =)Liz email – elizabethbrown918@gmail.com
All of these sound really good. I'm familiar with a few of the titles, but I just love historical fiction in general. Thanks for the giveaway!Kim kimberlyhathorn@bellsouth.net
What! TEN books! Whoo-hoo! Cassandra Clark's A Parliament of Spies is the book that caught my eye but then I suddenly wanted all of them and that's good news because if I win, I get them lolCharliebitsyblingbooks at gmail dot com
Emerson's and Gortner's books really draw my eye, since I've already read Madame Tussaud.booklove at sawcatsverse dot com
Hi Marie,Thanks so much for posting this giveaway! I would love to get my hands on "Madame Tussad" by Michelle Moran. She is one of my favorite authors, and this one was definitely one of her best!Cheers,Tiffanykohlert@mail.gvsu.edu
Wow, 10 books all at once! I say that all 10 caught my eye, not just one. I am leading a Mission Trip to South America in March of next year and part of our trip is to build and stock libraries in some of the villages we visit. These 10 (and any other you would like to donate) would be terrific for our trip. If you know any other bloggers who would be interested in donating some books, please have them contact me too.librarybooks at religious dot com
Awesome! Madame Tussaud and Four Sisters, All Queens caught my eye particularly — I LOVE Michelle Moran's novels :oD and the other looks very interestingI'm a GFC/fb follower too :o)quarterback.girl[at]gmail[dot]com
Wanted to pop back in and let you know that I posted this to Facebook and that I'm a follower. I'm so happy to have found you through this blog hop. 🙂
leahweller(at)bellsouth(dot)net
Madame Tussaud, Four Sisters All Queens, and Confessions of Catherine de Medici caught my eye. But, truthfully, I would love to read all of them!I am a google/facebook followerlafra86 at gmail dot com
I also shared on Google + as Lara Framelafra86 at gmail dot com
The wildest heart caught my eye for sure. Thanks for the giveaway…lasherjodi@yahoo.comjodi lasher
YOU ARE MY WINNER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=)
Margaret.. I just saw on your blog that you are in Canada.. I am sorry, but I'll have to pick another winner.
JoyAnne, I'll be sending you an email.. =)
Historical fiction is a time where we see a different perspective and then we see just how wonderful and human and realizable these characters are,many of these characters are pawns or playing the pawns but you see and feel just how human these people are. Solomonmoriah@rocketmail.comI hope i win Historical fiction is what got me interested in reading in the first place….
Sorry Moriah, you're almost a year late =)I agree, HF is so vast I'll never get bored reading it.