Today I have Elizabeth Michels over for a post :)
Welcome!
At the end you can win a copy of her previous novel.
At the end you can win a copy of her previous novel.
Don’t you just love curling up with a
good book and disappearing into another world for a while?
My favorite world to escape into is
England in the 1800s! I love getting to experience the life of ladies
as they twirl the night away at a ball, to see the sights through
their eyes, to *hopefully* sidestep at least a few of the dangers of
the time, and to find love with a handsome gentleman along the way.
I’ve always been a bit of a history
and architecture geek. I remember telling my parents when I was a
kid that I wanted to be an archeologist *and* one of the Rockettes
when I grew up…at the same time. I would dig to find pieces of
ancient civilizations by day and high kick with my red lipstick on by
night. Life hasn’t quite turned out the way I envisioned it at age
5. But I am excited that I get to write historical romance and
submerge myself in my favorite period of history every day. And, I
get to do it while wearing red lipstick if I want to. (Kick line not
included.)
How did I stumble into this career
path? I became interested in writing historical romance after years
of being an avid reader of the genre. I still remember the day I
stepped into my local bookstore in search of a new book. Of course
I’d walked through those doors many times before, but that day in
2006 I found a book that changed my life.
Until then I wasn’t a romance reader,
and certainly not an avid historical romance reader. I’ve always
been one to have a book around, but I read across multiple genres
without any particular favorite. Whatever caught my eye, I would
pick up and dive into. I blame this entirely on growing up in the
country. In a home where my only choices in books were my brother’s
science fiction novels, and my mom’s cozy murder mysteries, I was
just happy to have something to read, anything to read. But then
when I was in my late 20s, I saw a book with a cover depicting a ship
at sea. Bold blue skies, sails billowing in the wind, and a lady in
a pink dress all seemed to beg me to pick up the book to investigate.
It was Johanna Lindsey’s Captive of My Desires. That was
the day I dove into historical romance novels and I’ve never looked
back. I fell in love with the escape these stories provide in a
location close to my heart—England!
When it was time to choose a place to
set my stories I couldn’t think of a better place to submerge
myself on a daily basis than England’s Regency Era. I mean, who
wouldn’t want to live in an early 1800s world? …A fictional
world, that is. Every day, I get to enjoy the setting, entertainment
and fashion of the Regency Era while in front of my laptop, in my air
conditioned house, after having used my hair dryer. It’s the life!
The romanticism of carriage rides, ball
gowns, and dashing gentlemen! This a world I could live within
forever. I hope you enjoy the 3rd book in the Spare Heirs
series, THE WICKED HEIR—carriage rides, ball gowns and dashing
gentlemen included at no extra cost. *Big smiles and a Rockette
inspired high kick*
What is your favorite genre of romance
novel?
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A copy of The rebel heir
US only
Ends June 8th
To enter answer her question
And yes remember to leave your info or make sure I can find it on your page or profile
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
Elizabeth
Michels is the award-winning author of the Tricks
of the Ton
series and the new Spare
Heirs
series. She attended Park University where she graduated Magna Cum
Laude with a BA in Interior Design. This Historical Romance
author enjoys living in a lake-side town in North Carolina with her
husband and son. Elizabeth is a lover of happily-ever-afters,
laughter, and things that are sparkly. Tiara optional while reading,
but highly recommended.
Find
her online!
Website:
http://www.elizabethmichels.com/
Twitter:
@SouthernTart
Title:
The
Wicked Heir
Author:
Elizabeth
Michels
Series:
Spare
Heirs, #3
ISBN:
9781492621393
Pub
Date: July
4, 2017
Genre:
Historical
Romance
The
Spare Heirs Society Cordially Invites You to Meet Fallon St. James:
The Mastermind
When
the love of Lady Isabelle Fairlyn’s life is betrothed to her twin
sister, Isabelle vows to find a suitable replacement before the end
of the season. He must be a talented dancer, have a keen fashion
sense, and be perfectly dashing in every way.
Fallon
St. James is the farthest thing from perfectly
anything. As head of the secretive Spare Heirs Society, he must stick
to the shadows…even as Isabelle’s friendship pulls him
reluctantly into the light. But when Isabelle gets involved with the
one man who could destroy Spares, Fallon must decide between
protecting his life’s work—or risking everything to save the
woman whose warm smile leaves him breathless.
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Historical Romance is my go-to. :)
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Thank you Elizabeth :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty covers!
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Wow great author chat. I love historical romance too and who doesn't love England in the 1800s.
ReplyDeleteThanks
I started out reading historical but now my go to genre is paranormal romance.
ReplyDeleteI love curling up with a good historical romance :)
ReplyDeleteOh this looks good and I do love a good historical romance!
ReplyDeleteI've been enjoying Historical Romances the best lately :)
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing, it was really interesting. I really wanted to be an archeologist too
ReplyDeleteI love Historical romance set in England - from Medieval onward, and who doesn't love those Regency balls?!
ReplyDeleteOh I meant to start these! Cool she's in my state!
ReplyDeleteI love Regency London. Lovely interview :)
ReplyDeleteLovely post. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCount me in! I really enjoy contemporary, historical, and paranormal romances. Loved the post!
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