Sneak Peek
- elizabethdonnebook
- Jun 29, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 4, 2020
This week, instead of a blog, I am extending an invitation with a free gift to all my wonderful subscribers.
Here’s your chance to have a peek into my unpublished manuscripts!
Would you like a glimpse into one of my books? Which of my current projects appeals to you most?
Is it
First Impressions,
A New Day, or
Armor of God: The Prophecy?
How do you participate? It couldn’t be simpler!
1. On the website, https://www.elizabethdonnebooks.com/ you will see Current Projects listed in the menu. Browse the short blurb on each project and see which tickles your interest. Here they are below:
2. Let me know which one you wish were available in print, with a short reason why you chose that specific one. To reply, use the comments section of this blog.
Note:
If you are not yet a subscriber, but would like to take advantage of this offer, simply enter your email to subscribe to the blog. This allows you to make comments as a member.
This offer runs until the end of July 2020. On 1 August, everyone who has taken part will receive an email with a chapter from the book they have selected.
Loved my first chapter! I'll be reading this for sure when you publish. I sense that the bliss of chapter one will shatter and our heroine will have some challenges to navigate. I look forward to that story.
What a treat! Thank you! Except that now I so much want to know more, and there isn't any until you publish!! The descriptions of our heroine are beautifully balanced between her parents' upbringing and dear friend. And then there will be the unknown factor of the new husband!
@DaleneLorimer, I wish the whole manuscript was published by now! I hope the chapter is enough for them :-)
Armor of God sounds like my two grandsons will enjoy.. might be a good birthday present for the twins.. :) .. and how proud they will be to know the the Author
@AntonMarais, within the early Armenian culture, a boy became a man at thirteen, which seems hard to imagine today... I was very tempted to make the main character older, but that would not have been true to the historical context. As for the location, I really enjoyed the extensive research I did to capture that environment. It made me hungry to travel more!