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Happy St. Patrick’s Day sales and Giveaways

Published on by Juli D. Revezzo2 Comments

A little early, but I wanted y’all to know that I’ve put several of my Irish themed novels on sale starting today.

Keeper of the Grove is also on sale 3/17,

Stacy Macken has one goal in mind: saving her renowned history center from greedy creditors. Losing it would be a catastrophe—one she doesn’t know how she’ll avoid.
Until Aaron Fielding arrives. To all human eyes, he is just like any man, but he reminds Stacy of one of the fae. He certainly enchants her like a fae lover would.
But Stacy suspects there is more to this sexy fellow, with his tales of the Tuatha dé Danann, and magical warriors from Celtic Irish legend who protect humanity from a wicked enemy seeking their destruction. Does his appearance mean the end of the world imminent?

Can she, a studious woman more intent on history books with no training in or love of war, possibly have anything to offer when a long-prophesied druidic battle explodes around her?

Purchase your copy today here.

First Courting the Stationmaster’s Daughter is $.99 for the next few days (March 14-17th):

Synopsis:

After Honorine Camden is jilted, leaving her stunned and sparking a scandal in her tiny London borough of Wallflower, she’s devastated. But when she overhears her father, the stationmaster, talking about arranging a party for their newly-minted underground railway station, she volunteers to help. Although she’s intrigued with the handsome Irish assistant stationmaster, Shane MacIntyre, she never expects to fall head-over-heels in love with him. Unfortunately, one tragic accident might derail everything.

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For today

Published on by Juli D. Revezzo
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I just wanted to pop in here, and take a breath. I’m alive, I’m here. But I’ve been working really hard on my project (*a secret addition to a story world in one of my other novels. I guess not so secret anymore! :)) for National Novel Writing Month. So sparing the brain power to think up a post is a bit low on the priorities list this month. But since today is a time for thankfulness, I just wanted to say thank you for sticking with me, especially for reading my books (and for reviewing them!) and I hope all of you, my friends, have a nice, restful, holiday weekend.

Be on the look out as I’m having a sale soon. I’ll keep you posted. Until then, Happy Turkey Day!