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In the spirit of the Season of Giving Thanks, I thought I'd share a bit about my 1920's holiday romance novella, Erin's Gift.
Prohibition Era, Chicago
In the spirit of the Season of Giving Thanks, I thought I'd share a bit about my 1920's holiday romance novella, Erin's Gift.
Caught in a raid at an illegal speakeasy, good girl Erin O'Mara loses everything: her job, her home, and her reputation. Handsome and so out of her league attorney Seth Harrison, her best friend's brother, rescues her not once, but twice. He bails her out of jail and offers her a job as nanny for his son.
Seth has no intention of falling in love after the death of his wife. But despite his better judgment, he can't help being drawn to Erin's innocence. This Christmas, letting go of the past and embracing the future may be the greatest present of all.
Seth has no intention of falling in love after the death of his wife. But despite his better judgment, he can't help being drawn to Erin's innocence. This Christmas, letting go of the past and embracing the future may be the greatest present of all.
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I'll be back again tomorrow with my regular monthly post. In the meantime, stay happy, stay healthy, stay well read.Nancy
I love that cover!
ReplyDeleteA speakeasy! Sounds like fun and a great read for Christmas. This takes place in one of my favorite times. I almost expect Jimmy Cagney to be in the story.
ReplyDeleteI loved the Prohibition era drama Boardwalk Empire...so Erin’s Gift is irresistible. And didn’t we have a great month? Congrats to all our winners!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to our winners. Nancy, the book sounds wonderful. A fascinating time in history.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun sounding book! And I really like the cover!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy for the lucky winners!
ReplyDeleteYour cover is gorgeous and the time period is unusual and interesting.
Thrilled over the response to our October Giveaway! Thanks, everyone.
ReplyDeleteI love the cover! I'm assuming this story takes place in the 1920's?
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