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GUEST LAUNCH PARTY + GIVEAWAY: Miss Molly Robbins Designs a Seduction by Jayne Fresina

Please give a warm welcome to fellow Casablanca Author Jayne Fresina, here to celebrate the release of the fourth book in her Sydney Dovedale regency romance series, Miss Molly Robbins Designs a Seduction A Cinderella Story "She's a bony wisp of a girl, whom a good gust of wind could blow clear across the common, and she's in possession of a frightfully melancholic disposition, but she has a very neat stitch." A description of Molly Robbins (from The Wicked Wedding of Miss Ellie Vyne, Sydney Dovedale Book 2) Hello again! I'm back to celebrate the release of the fourth and final book in my series about the characters of Sydney Dovedale - MISS MOLLY ROBBINS DESIGNS A SEDUCTION. This is a bittersweet, poignant ending for me, having lived with the village and its inhabitants in my mind for so long! I actually did shed a tear or two saying goodbye as I wrote the last paragraph, but I couldn't wallow for long in sadness. I knew it was time...

GUEST LAUNCH PARTY + GIVEAWAY: The Wicked Wedding of Miss Ellie Vyne by Jayne Fresina

A warm welcome back to Jayne Fresina, author of The Wicked Wedding of Miss Ellie Vyne , her latest Sourcebooks Casablanca release. Jayne and Danielle did an interview to celebrate her book hitting stores this month! 1. Hi Jayne! The Wicked Wedding of Miss Ellie Vyne is the second book in your Sydney Dovedale series, set in Regency England. Can you tell us a little bit about what inspired this series, and this book in particular? JF: I've always loved stories set in country villages - and that probably comes from listening to my father's colorful tales of his youth growing up in the country. He has a lot of great and hilarious stories! This second book in the series was actually inspired by my editor, Aubrey Poole, who was yearning for James Hartley to have his redemption story after he was a bit of a villain in the first book! (Yes, James, you were. Stop trying to deny it!) 2. I love the idea of a small town romance, set in the past! What elements of small town r...