I’m so grateful to all the people who have invited me to blog lately – I have been having a lot of fun! Today there are two more blogs and two more opportunities to win! Over at the 
Word Wenches I am interviewing Katherine Kellgren, who is the narrator for the audiobook version of NOTORIOUS. Katherine gives a fascinating insight into the process of how an audiobook is recorded. Drop by for the chance to win a gift voucher from Audible! Meanwhile over at Fresh Fiction we are discussing ways to be scandalous in the Regency period. Whether it’s by eloping to Gretna, driving a racing curricle or travelling the world, there’s a signed copy of Notorious up for grabs for one commenter.
Here on the blog I’ll be announcing the winners of both the most recent blog contest and the website contest on Monday. Oh, and to keep this historical, today I visited Blenheim Palace with fabulous author Sarah Morgan and we had a lovely time! More about that in a blog piece coming soon! Have a lovely weekend!
Loved Blenheim–all of Woodstock actually.
Glads I didn’t read Dexter’s Last Bus to Woodstock until later.
It’s a great story though, isn’t it, Liz. Think I might pick that up again now you have reminded me of it!
Just came across this
http://myreadersblock.blogspot.com/2011/07/crime-fiction-on-euro-pass-oxford.html
Blenheim has a special place in my heart as the location for my first date with my now husband. We met on the internet and after chatting for over a month by e-mail and then telephone we arranged a meet at Woodstock as it was halfway between our 200 mile apart homes. He held my hand to help me over one of the cattle grids in the park and we had our first kiss on the bridge. That was ten years ago. We are happily married with a delightful eight year old!
What a lovely story, Morton. I reckon you must have known he was the one when he had the lovely manners to help you over the cattle grid. That bridge is very beautiful and romantic!