The Elusive Miss Ellison Celebration Tour
Blog Stops
Connie’s History Classroom, October 28
Losing the Busyness, October 28
Happily Managing a Household of Boys, October 29
Emily Yager, October 29
Worthy2Read, October 30
Artistic Nobody, October 30 (Guest Review from Joni Truex)
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, October 31
Mary Hake, October 31
Splashes of Joy, November 1
deb’s Book Review, November 1
Texas Book-aholic, November 2
Inklings and notions, November 3
Vicky Sluiter, November 3
For Him and My Family, November 4
Heidi and Books, November 4
Ashley’s Bookshelf, November 5
Bigreadersite, November 5
Babbling Becky L’s Book Impressions, November 6
Sara Jane Jacobs, November 6
Locks, Hooks and Books, November 7
Mia Reads, November 7
She Lives To Read, November 8
Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, November 8
Simple Harvest Reads, November 9 (Guest Review from Donna Cline)
Godly Book Reviews, November 9
Melissa Wardwell’s Back Porch Reads, November 10
Captive Dreams Window, November 10
About the Book
Book: The Elusive Miss Ellison
Author: Carolyn Miller
Genre: Historical, Regency Fiction
Release Date: February 28, 2017
Pride, Presumption, and forgiveness…
Click here to get your copy!
About the Author
More from Carolyn
Mr. Darcy has a lot to answer for, doesn’t he?
I’ve long been a fan of Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer, and my first historical romance, The Elusive Miss Ellison, was so fun to write as I worked to weave the social commentary of Jane Austen with the wit and romantic dash of Heyer, an unwavering Christian thread, and a dash of Aussie perspective.
I’ve been very fortunate to visit many of the settings used in my Regency Brides series (of series), including the Cotswolds, Brighton, Bath, London, Derbyshire and the gorgeous Scottish castle featured on the cover of Misleading Miss Verity, and have loved seeing readers respond so positively to these stories of hope, redemption, family and love.
I love to share images of my trips and what I envisage concerning these stories at my website (www.carolynmillerauthor.com) and on Facebook (www.facebook.com/CarolynMillerAuthor
) and hope readers will enjoy being swept up into an age of ladies and true gentlemen, when the code of honor was paramount, and Mr. Darcy showed that first impressions can never be fully trusted, and that there is always something deeper to the story.
Happy reading, friends!
Carolyn 🙂