Day 2
12 Days of Christmas Book Blitz Event!
Book Blurb:
When Burthred comes courting on Christmas Eve, Meg rejects
his advances. She has her heart set on becoming a nun and insists that he call
her Christina, the spiritual name she has chosen for herself. She tries to make
him swear on her box of holy relics that he will not pursue her, but he
carefully words his oath to allow him to stay in her candlelit chamber and try
to change her mind.
What Meg does not confess is that her reliquary box holds a secret.
Burthred needs a wife, and no one will satisfy him except Meg. He swore on his father’s deathbed that he would marry her. But Burthred has a secret, too. When they come together before the Yule fire, their shared revelations will either join their hearts together or tear them apart.
What Meg does not confess is that her reliquary box holds a secret.
Burthred needs a wife, and no one will satisfy him except Meg. He swore on his father’s deathbed that he would marry her. But Burthred has a secret, too. When they come together before the Yule fire, their shared revelations will either join their hearts together or tear them apart.
Author Bio
Joyce DiPastena dreamed of green medieval forests while
growing up in the dusty copper mining town of Kearny, Arizona. She filled her
medieval hunger by reading the books of Thomas B. Costain (where she fell in
love with King Henry II of England), and later by attending the University of
Arizona where she graduated with a degree in history, specializing in the
Middle Ages. The university was also where she completed her first full-length
novel...set, of course, in medieval England. Later, her fascination with Henry
II led her to expand her research horizons to the far reaches of his “Angevin
Empire” in France, which became the setting of her first published novel,
Loyalty’s Web (a 2007 Whitney Award Finalist).
When she’s not writing, Joyce loves to read, play the piano,
and spend time with her sister and friends. A highlight of her year is
attending the annual Arizona Renaissance Festival. She lives with her two cats,
Clio and Glinka Rimsky-Korsokov, in Mesa, Arizona.
Top 10 Favorite Fiction Books (in no
particular order)
1. Friday’s Child, by Georgette Heyer
2. These Old Shades, by Georgette Heyer
3. The Three Musketeers, by Alexandre Dumas
4. Twenty Years After, by Alexandre Dumas
5. Walk With Peril, by Dorothy V.S. Jackson
6. Catherine Called Birdy, by Karen Cushman
7. Charmed Life, by Diana Wynne Jones
8. Wuthering Heights, by Emily Bronte
9. The Crystal Cave, by Mary Stewart
10. Johnny Tremain, by Esther Forbes (except I
overdosed on reading this too many times in a row in high school and haven’t
been able to read it again – but it’s still a favorite!)
Website: www.joyce-dipastena.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoyceDiPastena
Did you know that Lucianna (the heroine of “Loving Lucianna”)
has her very own Pinterest board?
http://www.pinterest.com/jdipastena/loving-lucianna/
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