Spotlight & #Giveaway – Kiss the Early by Gina Lamm @GinaLamm @SourcebooksCasa #timetravel #historicalromance

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kiss the earl

Title: Kiss the Earl
Author: Gina Lamm
Series: Geek Girls Series
Pubdate: April 7th, 2015
ISBN: 9781492607823

Synopsis

A modern girl’s guide to seducing Mr. Darcy

When Ella Briley asked her lucky-in-love friends to set her up for an office party, she was expecting a blind date. Instead, she’s pulled through a magic mirror and into the past…straight into the arms of her very own Mr. Darcy.

Patrick Meadowfair, earl of Fairhaven, is too noble for his own good. To save a female friend from what is sure to be a loveless marriage, he’s agreed to whisk her off to wed the man she truly wants. But all goes awry when Patrick mistakes Ella for the would-be bride and kidnaps her instead.

Centuries away from everything she knows, Ella’s finally found a man who heats her blood and leaves her breathless. Too bad he’s such a perfect gentleman. Yet the reluctant rake may just find this modern girl far too tempting for even the noblest of men to resist…

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Today we are pleased to sit down with author Gina Lamm, whose title, Kiss the Earl, is out this April. To celebrate the release of this fun time-slip novel Gina’s here to share a snippet from the book with a time-travel tip for aspiring adventurers!

“Oh for the love…” Ella scowled at her foot before letting it go and swapping positions. With her other foot atop her ankle, she inspected it. This one wasn’t as bad—a couple scrapes and bruises, but nothing like that puncture. She was going to have to be careful of that one. Who knew what kind of germs had just been invited to party in her bloodstream? When was her last tetanus shot? Had she ever had a tetanus shot? There was no way they would have any kind of vaccines available here.”

#4 – Gina’s Time Travel Tip – Stay up to date on your shots. No such thing as herd immunity way back then! And if you’ve got some antibiotics handy, keep ‘em in your purse. There’s a reason the mortality rate was so high. Don’t become a time-travel statistic!

About the Author

gina lammGina Lamm, a bellydancing, wisecracking, marshmallow-addicted geek, loves nothing more than penning funny, emotional tales of love, lust, and entertaining mishaps. Married to a superhero, she lives with her beloved family in North Carolina, surrounded by tobacco farms, possums, and the occasional hurricane. She also writes erotic romance for Ellora’s Cave under the pen name Regina Cole.

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