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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Historical Fiction Book Giveaway!

Sourcebooks contacted me today to say they had an extra copy of Sins of the House of Borgia, by Sarah Bower, for one of History Undressed's lucky readers!!!

The book will be published next month, but you'll have a chance to have it in your hot little hands before then!

Book Info...

Violante isn’t supposed to be here, in one of the grandest courts of Renaissance Italy. She isn’t supposed to be a lady-in-waiting to the beautiful Lucrezia Borgia. But the same secretive politics that pushed Lucrezia’s father to the Vatican have landed Violante deep in a lavish landscape of passion and ambition.



Violante discovers a Lucrezia unknown to those who see only a scheming harlot, and all the whispers about her brother, Cesare Borgia, never revealed the soul of the man who dances close with Violante.

But those who enter the House of Borgia are never quite the same when they leave—if they leave at all. Violante’s place in history will test her heart and leave her the guardian of dangerous secrets she must carry to the grave.

Leave a comment with your email address!  I will draw the winner randomly tomorrow.

Cheers!
Michelle

22 comments:

  1. Oh, this book sounds fabulous! I love the blurb and the cover is beautiful! Thanks Eliza for letting us know about this book before it's available!

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  2. I would love to read this-thank you for the giveaway!

    Rachelhwallen@gmail.com

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  3. Wow -- what a wonderful giveaway! I've always been fascinated by Lucrezia Borgia -- would love to read this book!

    unabridgedchick at gmail.com

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  4. This book sounds intriguing! Thanks.
    rmjamuse@msn.com

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  5. Hmmm...sex, scandal, lush italian setting. I'm all in!
    clancym13@gmail.com

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  6. Sounds like a great book!! PICK ME!!

    c_waldrum@hotmail.com

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  7. Oh this sounds like a great book :D

    random_havok@hotmail.co.uk

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  8. I love Italian Medieval/Renaissance settings. The locale is terribly untapped. And the Borgias are an interesting family, just as the Medicis are in my Italian medievals. This book will definitely go on my tbr list.

    Your cover is beautiful!

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  9. Wow, this sounds like a great read! Showtime is doing a series on the Borgia family! Thanks so much for the giveaway!!

    Andrea
    www.chicksofcharacterization.blogspot.com

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  10. I have wanted to get my hands on this one since I first saw it. Please enter me!

    dolleygurl[at]hotmail[dot]com

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  11. It sounds like you had to do quite a bit of research for this book, Eliza. I love that kind of historical!

    Wishing you many sales.

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  12. ohhhh! I would love to have a chance to win this!

    Thanks for the opportunity.


    Ruth Molenaar

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  13. Italy in the Renaissance, wow sounds hot! Please enter me in the contest.
    Sincerely, Debby Lee
    sanddlee[at]aol[dot]com

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  14. This looks fascinating! I learn something new every time I visit your blog (and my TBR mountain grows each time too LOL).

    Thanks for offering the book; please enter me in the drawing--lynkaypr (at) tx.rr.com

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  15. Please pick me!! :)
    realhumangirl@gmail.com

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  16. PLEASE PICK ME! I need to get out of my rut of reading Regency historicals. I need depth! Help!

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  17. According to the random organizer, the winner of Sins of the House of Borgia, by Sarah Bower is.... drum roll.... Chicks of Characterization! Thank you to everyone who entered! Since this was so popular, perhaps I'll try to do some more giveaways :)

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  18. I'd love to win this one! Thanks for the opportunity!

    LIS859@gmail.com

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  19. "I stared at the cover of the book with first shock,then disbelief.

    'An historical novel about the Borgia family? Who would even dare? Who would have the courage to tell the Borgia story with all their sins and desires'?

    I felt my face suddenly grow hot. My lips become dry. Suddenly, the room became unbearably close. I needed air. I knew then what was hard to admit: I wanted that book.

    I wanted to run my hands over the smooth cover and slowly spread open the pages..."

    Please enter me before I actually start believing I can write!
    annfesATyahooDOTcom

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  20. What an interesting time period!
    Many thanks, Cindi
    jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

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