It’s Release Day! Aflame

It’s Release Day! Aflame

Welcome to the Launch Day Celebration
for Aflame!

**Annoyingly-Needed Announcement*
There was a glitch when I uploaded a corrected eBook file to Amazon,
and it did not save properly. Their system therefore saw “no file”
and cancelled all pre-orders. SO SORRY!!!!
If you had pre-ordered from Amazon,
I had to create a whole new listing for it,
and you will have to order again (you weren’t charged for the first one).
😭😭😭

New link for the Kindle version is here.

NOW FOR THE FUN STUFF

Squeeee! It’s release day for this beautiful book, the second full-length novel in my Awakened romantasy series!

First, THANK YOU to everyone who has fallen in love with the series too. Thank you to the romantasy readers who seized upon it, glad to have a firmly-romantasy offering within the Christian space. Thank you to my historical readers who said, “I don’t know about this genre, Roseanna, but I’ll give it a try…since it’s you.” I know some of you decided it isn’t for you. And that’s totally cool.

But I am also so, so grateful for the many of you I’ve heard from who found themselves hooked and unable to put the story down and are now demanding MORE ROMANTASY! 😉 That makes my day in SO MANY WAYS!

So, here we are. Book two. Aflame.

In a lot of ways, this book is very different from Awakened. Rather than a world of mer and my ever-so-powerful Sea King, Seidon, we instead have a frozen world of Ice Wielders. Fjordlandi is loosely based on the Scandinavian/Nordic countries. You’ll see their influence in their names, in the setting, and in the faith, which in this book is inspired by Lutheran/Anglican traditions.

Fjordlandi is a land of extremes–ice and volcanos. It’s so far north that the land would be uninhabitable if not for the snowstorms that the Awakened, called the Blessed, hold protectively around the island to insulate. Agriculture can only happen thanks to greenhouse domes (much like the domes of the mer, just…you know. On land, to trap the heat.).

And in Fjordlandi, as elsewhere in this world, magic only comes with the meeting of worlds…but in this case, the elites and the commoners who are treated mostly like slaves, the thanes. Most thanes live in the “warm lands” beneath the domes. The elites, called Fjorders, live in the cities that are open to the elements, and they have evolved to be immune to the cold. And then, there are the Blessed.

The ones who can wield ice. Who can bring the snows. Who compete to prove themselves strongest among the Blessed and hence earn a place on the king’s High Council…and who can even issue a Challenge to claim the throne, if they’re strong enough. That’s how the current king’s father began his dynasty.

Our heroine is Kyrja, third child of King Isidor and his thane consort, Andresa. You see, in Fjordlandi, they’re not willing to leave magic up to chance–their bio-science has allowed them to create a Machine capable of testing the blood of chosen Fjorders against others in the kingdom to see whose blood, combined with theirs, will produce magical offspring. It is an honor to be chosen for a Blessed Union…for the Fjorders. For the thanes who are selected as a match, it means abandoning everything they know to help create children they cannot claim as their own, then being sent away again at the end of their contract term–twenty years or two children.

Andresa quietly rebelled. She petitioned the king for a third child, one she would be permitted to love as she saw fit. He agreed. And Valkyrja was born. An unheard of third Blessed sibling. Her mother’s pet. “Pretty and useless,” as her older sister loves to say. Beloved by the thanes for her warmth and smiles…despised by the Fjorders for the same.

Kyrja knows she has no real purpose and hates the posturing and brute-force training she’s been given. She’s resigned herself to being a constant disappointment to her father.

And then tragedy strikes and upends her whole world.

Our hero is Nikanor, a thane from the largest greenhouse dome. But unlike most thanes, he’s landless, which means his choices are few. What he wants is to become a dominie or even to study the law, but there are no positions open among the clerical caste, and thanes are forbidden from becoming lawyers. He studies anyway, in secret. And he can’t shake the feeling that the Giver of All has a purpose for him in the capital. So when his father asks him to come while he makes yet another petition to the king for more resources for thanes, Nik and his best friend, Rafnar, make the long trek across the Ice Plains.

Nik and Raf no sooner reach Reykstoll, however, than that same tragedy rewrites their lives too–and throws them into the path of the princess.

Meanwhile, the Blessed aren’t the only ones with magic in Fjordlandi, though no one but the king and High Council know of the others. The ones they call the Cursed.

The creatures who must be demons, because they are untouched by lava or fire and can in fact control it. The ones who are rebels, hating the king. The ones like Daemon, the first of their kind, and Elianne, the youngest of the clan.

The ones who, if ever they can break free of the volcano in which the king has trapped them, will see all Fjordlandi’s injustices burn to the ground. And behind every action of these rebels and the band of thanes under the domes determined to fight for their rights is a new mantra.

Strike the flint.
Fan the flames of freedom.
Make them bleed.

~*~

So in addition to the whole-new setting, this story also has a bit of a different feel. The romance, while still central, isn’t quite as BIG as the one in Awakened, simply because of the story and all it demanded. So for those of you who thought book one was a bit too much, be easy. This one is different. 😉 For those of you who LOVED that big romance in book one, don’t worry–my early romance-loving readers still found it swoon-worthy!

There’s more about politics and the fight for freedom in this one, and the pace is faster. It’s a bit shorter and also starts with a BANG. No slow build-up here! You’re tossed right into the world, and by the end of chapter two that big tragedy strikes.

I will admit I was a bit nervous about how this one turned out. It hadn’t simmered nearly as long in my mind as Awakened, and since I’d originally thought this would be book three and then changed my mind, it kinda took me by surprise in a lot of ways. I wrote it fast, without an outline (unusual for me these days), so I worried it was all over the place.

But my early readers shocked me by saying they liked this one even more than Awakened! Yay! I hope you love it as much as they do!

And guys, those printed edges on the paperbacks you can purchase from me…LOVE!!! The lava seriously looks like it GLOWS!

What Early Readers Are Saying

Even when they don’t usually read fantasy…

Susan C.

How to pen a review for a book that has left me with the largest book hangover I have ever felt? Difficult, to say the least. I have been a longtime fan of Roseanna White’s historical fiction, which she writes very well, but she has since proved how extremely gifted she is as she expands her skills to the fantasy genre. That is the power of story and the power of the pen when a talent is used to glorify the Creator.

Kaetrianne R.

I’m a little bit at loss for how Roseanna M. White jumped into the world of romantasy with such…skill? (I don’t know what word I’m looking for here.) Aflame was a worthy sequel to the wonderful fantasy debut, Awakened, and as a sucker for series-tie-ins, the cast of characters really took this book to the next level. Kyrja was such a beautiful character, and the plot of this book—I feel like I can’t even describe how hooked I was! I read the book in one day, if that’s any indicator…I loved seeing the POV of Nikanor, Daemon and Elianne as well, and the way they all interacted with the Creator God in this series is both fascinating and beautiful.

I also ADORED the Icelandic-inspired setting SO. MUCH. I love the ice-and-fire battle throughout the story, and the payoff at the end…YES! Chef’s kiss, so, so good.

Kristi W.

This fantastic romantasy is the second book in the Awakened series. It has absolutely amazing world-building, fantastic characters, lots of suspense, very unexpected twists, beautiful faith elements, and a swoony romance. I loved the balance of the magical elements with the characters’ faith in “The Giver”.

I have to be honest, I went into this book thinking no way can the story top King Seidon and Queen Arden (from Awakend). I am happy to say that it absolutely did!!

Mindy

I am stunned. This is one of my favorite books of 2026. I was blown away by Awakened and how complete and real the worlds of Daryatla and the Sunken Kingdom felt. This new world Fjorlandi is just as incredible and vastly different. Power struggle between fire and ice, the enslaved commoners and aristocratic Blessed, justice and greed blankets that island and has it in a chokehold that requires a new generation to break free. I loved Kyrja; her journey from a fun, fanciful yet wounded princess to a steadfast, powerful, grounded and merciful queen was incredibly satisfying, as was her faith journey in the midst of her realizing her purpose and power. Her compassion for her people remained strong throughout the story and her tender heart was so lovable. Nik was quite the hero. His faithfulness to the Giver, in all circumstances, was admirable. His patient and tender love for Kyrja was indeed swoon-worthy. There were plenty of jaw-dropping plot twists in an already fast-paced plot which had me scrambling to read ‘just one more chapter’. I can’t wait to read Amazed and be introduced to the world of Ellas and hopefully catch up with Daemon and Perla there.

If you enjoy romantic fantasy, you do not want to miss this book. If you’re a Roseanna M White fan but not sure about switching from historical fiction to romantic fantasy, you need to pick up this series now; you will not regret it (and will thank me for the recommendation).

Following the world created in Awakened, Aflame brings an entirely new race of fiery power to an ice kingdom rife with ancient magic and treachery. Roseanna M White weaves a compelling tale of sacrificial love, passion, and consequence. I loved reading Aflame. Its faith messages, raw characters, and love stories kept me flipping the pages far past my bedtime. The Awakaned Series is certainly one I’ll come back to again and again.

Amanda Wright

Christy Award-winning author of Darkfell

Aflame

In a land of fire and ice, love is considered a weakness.

Princess Valkyrja has always been deemed “pretty and useless” by her family, who rule the kingdom of Fjordlandi. Though she has the same magical Blessing over ice and snow as her brother, sister, and father, she can never seem to use it for the brute-force ruling they require, choosing instead to make art that makes her people smile. But when a horrific attack shakes their whole world, she has to step up…and find a strength she didn’t know she had.

Nikanor has lived his life under the greenhouse domes, a commoner with no opportunities to do things he most desires—to study the Words or the law, to be something other than a farmer. When he and his best friend follow his father to the capital, he hopes only for a nice holiday. Instead, the attack throws him into the path of a princess, and his world is never the same.

But the Blessed aren’t the only ones with magic in Fjordlandi. There are others already Awakened in the volcano, those called the Cursed, with lava in their veins and rebellion in their hearts. And once the fires of revolution ignite, they won’t stop until all of Fjordlandi is Aflame.

 

Coming Next in the Awakened World!

Yes, I’m having WAY too much fun with this fantasy world. Which means you get lots of bonus stories as I steal a weekend or holiday here and there to write them. 😉

Over my Christmas holiday, I randomly decided to write another novella, Consecrated. If you read Celebrated, then you met two of the characters–Koa, king of the Calm Water Mer, and his little brother, Aro…who caused quite a bit of trouble. Hopefully you, like me, were intrigued by these mer from the other side of the continent, because Koa takes center stage in Consecrated, and Aro is–as Aro always is–there to bring some delightful mischief too…though he’s now a priest of the One.

We’ll also get our first glimpse of the remaining kingdom I’ve mentioned, Soltierra. Soltierra is on the equivalent of the west coast of North America, but after the Great Cataclysm it was reduced fully to desert. The desert is called the Solvarra, and it’s beautiful, with shimmering golden sands that sparkle like jewels in the sun thanks to fine metallic particulate…and also deadly. The Awakened in Soltierra are crucial to life there–it’s only their ability to call water up from deep beneath the sands that allows life to continue to flourish in the harsh climate. In Consecrated, we meet the Crown Princess, Luciana, her little sister Solara, Solara’s best friend Iraja, and of course the reigning queen, Marisol. Soltierra is the only purely-matriarchal society in this world, where nearly ALL Awakened in the land are female and hence the ones in power…because of the longstanding agreement Soltierra has with the Calm Water Mer. As always in this world, magic only comes in the meeting of worlds–in this case, Soltierrans and Calm Water Mer. So once a year, both nations send volunteers to an island for what they call the Meeting. Women from Soltierra, men from the mer. Their volunteers marry for the sake of creating children who can be Awakened.

All the female children are returned to Soltierra after two years. All the males to the Calm Waters. Families are broken. And their magic grows weak. The perfect setup, of course, for a story! 😉 Both kingdoms know they need to do something to bring stronger magic into their lines…and Queen Marisol hopes that the answer for Soltierra might be Prince Bleu, who is coming for a visit, to meet Solara, whose magic is so much stronger than her sister’s. But that means sending Luciana away, so they don’t risk her catching his eye–and so, she goes to the island to oversee the Meeting. And lots of fun ensues both on land and in the sea. Of course, by fun I mean betrayal, danger, plotting, and so on, LOL.

Chronologically, Consecrated takes place between Awakened and Aflame, much like Celebrated did. This one is set twenty-five years after Celebrated, thirty-couple before Aflame. You obviously won’t have to have read it before Aflame, given that it’s not out yet and I wrote it well after. 😉 You’ll have the opportunity to read it before book 3, which could be fun for you…because it’s got the backstory of Prince Bleu (Seidon and Arden’s son) and his love story in it. There’s an ever-so-brief mention of him and his wife in Aflame, and then we meet them in book 3.

Now that I have three novellas, that also means that, when combined, they’re long enough for a print edition! So as Consecrated is released in eBook, I will also be releasing Fathomed: The Awakened Mer Novellas, which will be a compilation of Captivated, Celebrated, and Consecrated, complete with printed edges. My daughter will be doing the character art both for Consecrated and Fathomed over spring break!

Are you an audio book listener? My audio partner is considering producing Fathomed and will make the decision based on Aflame sales! So, you know. The more of you enjoy the series on audio, the more of the series will be available on audio for you to enjoy. 😉

And of course, after Consecrated and Fathomed, we’ll have book three, Amazed. As of this moment, I’m halfway done writing Amazed and am sooooooo in love with this story!

So, a bit of random history on this. Years ago, well before I started Awakened, I had a “random fantasy idea.” In this random idea, I had a society loosely based on Ancient Greece, with a ruler class modeled on Athens and a warrior class modeled on Sparta. I had a wily, smarter-than-anyone king and a kick-butt heroine selected to be his match by some kind of machine that said their blood would create the ideal offspring.

Well, as I developed the Awakened world, I realized this fit perfectly with it and that they were Ellas, the land of the warrior tribes, who have no magic…but will do anything to get it. I made plenty of tweaks, of course, but kept the kernel of that story and its characters. And I am having so much fun writing it (between other projects at this point).

That’s all I can really say until you read Aflame, where we learn quite a bit more about Ellas and its king, Stefanos. And there’s a sneak peek of chapter one of Amazed at the end, so you get to meet my heroine, Aziza, and get a feel for Ellesian society!

And Caroline, my artist friend who does the character art for the novels, has the artwork for this one nearly finished, and guys, Aziza looks AMAZING!!!! Stay tuned for the cover reveal SOON!

More from the world of Awakened

There’s So Much to Explore!

Imagine a world thousands of years in the future, where the Lord has tarried in His return…

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Throwback Thursday – Written On Our Lives

Throwback Thursday – Written On Our Lives

Original post published 12/9/2019

A couple weeks ago, my church watched Mom’s Night Out–a rather hilarious Christian movie that we all thoroughly enjoyed. In one scene, the heroine’s little girl is drawing on the walls with markers–Mommy ends up putting frames around some of them rather than painting over them, which was adorable.

The next day, as I thought about that scene, my mind traveled back to my own days of small children and wall art. I honestly thought we’d escaped the writing-on-the-walls danger with Xoe–never did she do such a thing when she was young enough not to know better.

Then we started teaching her how to write.

For months afterward, we’d find her name scrawled on EVERYTHING. Walls. Counters. Cabinets. Dressers. Toybox. She would just walk around with a pen in her hand and put her name on absolutely any surface she found.

As I remembered those days, I smiled. Not because it was so funny at the time. But because as I thought of it, I also thought of that command God gave us–that His law should be written on our hearts.

Have you ever wondered what that should look like?

I think it looks a lot like a five-year-old with a pen in her hand and new knowledge filling her. Everything we touch, everything we see, everything we encounter should be a new opportunity for sharing that knowledge. For practicing the faith. For reveling in all He’s given us. Every blank surface should be an opportunity for showcasing how much we love Him.

If His word is written on our hearts, then we should also be scrawling His glorious name all over our lives.
Throwback Thursday – The Power of Words

Throwback Thursday – The Power of Words

Original post published January 30, 2020
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were made through Him, and without Him nothing was made that was made. 4 In Him was life, and the life was the light of men. 5 And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not comprehend it.

 

Familiar words, right? We’ve all read those verses a million times. I was pretty sure I’d examined them from every possible perspective. But last time I read them, a new little seed of inspiration was planted that I’ve been keeping an eye on. 😉
 

I’m a writer (which you obviously know). I love words. I love philosophizing about them. I love making art with them. I love harnessing them to express Truth and Light. And I LOVE when God talks about them–and about their power. Power which John 1:3 states in a way that sheds new light on the nature of those words I so love.

 
In Genesis, God SPOKE the world into existence. “And God said, ‘Let there be…’” Here in John, Jesus IS that Word through which all things were made. Have those two pieces clicked in your mind before? I can’t believe it took this long for them to click for me, LOL. That our Savior is the thing by which and through which creation happens. And THAT is why John calls him the Word. (To which my husband said, “Well yeah…” proving that I’m definitely late to this epiphany, LOL. But I’m going to keep talking about it anyway.)
 
So what does that say about the true power of words?
 

Words are the creative force. It is through words that things happen. 

I need to think about that for a minute. I use words for a living–I create a lot with them. Whole worlds, one might argue…but imaginary ones. When it comes to actual building, I guess I always thought that the ACTIONS were the more important thing. The other day my husband and son were building a desk together from some scrap wood (a.k.a. an old bookshelf that had collapsed, LOL), and if you ask me what effected the creation, I’d say “screws, wood, and a screwdriver.”

 
But do you know what else I noticed while they were building? The words exchanged. This is the first real building project they’ve done together, and I loved hearing the instructions float out to me in the kitchen. “Now this is how you do this…” my husband would say. And, “How do you want this part?”
 

Then would come my son’s answer. “Yeah, that looks good. Let’s put this piece here…”

A simple exchange between a very earthly father and son who were repurposing something already made. The desk could have been built without those, right?

 
Maybe…because they are a very earthly, physical, corporeal father and son. The Father and Son, on the other hand, at the brink of our creation…they’re something different. They are, the Bible tells us, Spirit. That’s why it was such a miracle that Jesus wrapped himself in flesh and became one of us.
 
Pure Spirit doesn’t have hands like we do, or like we’d recognize. Pure Spirit certainly doesn’t have (or need) an electric screwdriver or cheap particle board. Pure Spirit does not interact with this physical world as we physical beings do. How does it?
 
Through words.
 

Let that sink in–I know I am. How did God create? With words. How did God interact with man from the dawn of time through each of the prophets? With words. What did God-Made-Man do when he began his ministry? Teaching and preaching–WORDS. Yes, he healed too. I know he did. And how did he often choose to heal? With words. Sometimes he touched, yes. But did he have to? I’m reminded of what that faithful centurion said in Luke 7:7. “But say the word, and my servant will be healed.

 

The fact that God shared these with us–gifted them to us and then exchanged them with us…that’s pretty amazing. More, it’s not only a gift, it’s a responsibility.

 
He gave us the very tools of creation. And what are we doing with them? How often do we use them to tear each other down instead of build each other up? To complain instead of praise? How often are our words careless, thoughtless, unbridled?
 
What might change in our lives if we could see what each of our words did, like we can see what God’s words do? We’d see the harm that thoughtless verbal jab really did to our coworker or spouse or child. We’d see what worlds were built in them instead when we instruct or praise or encourage. And I have a feeling what we chose to say would be very different.
 
Well, my friends, our physical eyes may not be able to see it–but it’s no less real for that. So perhaps our new prayer ought to be, “Lord, open our spiritual eyes, so that we might see the true power of our words…and use them for You.”

 

Word of the Week -Popsicle

Word of the Week -Popsicle

Revisiting this delicious word today. Originally published August 27, 2018.

The heat of summer is fully upon us, and we all know nothing tastes as good on those hot summer days as cool treats. Ice cream, Popsicles, frozen coffees and yogurts and you-name-it.

My assistant’s little boy asked where the word Popsicle comes from, so this Word of the Week is for Judah!
And it’s a pretty simple one. =) Despite becoming the only word really used for icy pops these days, Popsicle is, in fact, a trademarked name (so should always be written with a capital P). It was registered in 1923 by a fellow in California, and while he didn’t explain the name, it was assumed that it was a simple mash-up:
(lolly)pop + (ice)cicle = Popsicle
Interestingly, that was the same time period in which lollypop came to mean “candy on a stick.” Before the 1920s, the word was definitely in use for sweets, but it was “a soft candy made of treacle and sugar” when it was created in 1784. By the 1840s, it came to means “something sweet but insubstantial.” And then in the 1920s, we get that “on a stick” meaning that we all identify with today.
My family has become obsessed this summer with Outshine fruit pops. We love that they’re real fruit and SO GOOD. What’s your favorite frozen treat for a hot summer day?
Shadowed Loyalty Release Day!

Shadowed Loyalty Release Day!

Welcome to the launch celebration for Shadowed Loyalty!

 

I’m so excited to be welcoming Shadowed Loyalty into the world and so excited to be welcoming YOU into the world of Sabina and Lorenzo! This book has been many years in the making. I first wrote it when my son, Rowyn, was a baby. As in, in his bouncy seat while I was up at 5 am, typing away with my fingers and bouncing him back to sleep with my foot, LOL. Rowyn is now 14…so, you know. A bit of time for the characters to really develop in my mind!

What the Book Is About

Sabina Mancari never questioned her life as the daughter of Chicago’s leading mob boss until bullets tear apart her world and the man she thought she loved turns out to be an undercover Prohibition agent. Ambushes, bribes, murder, prostitution—all her life, her father sheltered her from his crimes, but now she can no longer turn away from the truth. Maybe Lorenzo, the fiancé who barely paid her any attention in the last two years, has the right idea by planning to escape their world. But can she truly turn her back on her family.

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All his life, Lorenzo’s family assumed he would become a priest, but he has different ideas—marrying Sabina and pursuing a career in the law. Despite his morals, he knows at the core he isn’t so unlike his mafiosi father and brothers. Has he, in trying to protect Sabina, forced her into the arms of the Prohibition agent bent on tearing her family apart? How can they rebuild what has so long been neglected and do it in the shadow of the dark empire of the Mafia?

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Shadowed Loyalty, set amid the glitz and scandal of the Roaring Twenties, examines what love really means and how we draw lines between family and our own convictions, especially when following one could mean losing the other.

 

What Readers Are Saying

“With a setting both gritty and glamorous and characters who shine with authenticity, Shadowed Loyalty pits the bonds of family against the beauty of faith. Roseanna M. White has written a story that wrestles with spiritual convictions and examines how we live and love in a broken world.”

~ Stephanie Landsem, Author of In A Far-Off Land

“I can’t even begin to tell you what Shadowed Loyalty did to me, my faith, my heart.” ~ Mel F.

“Once again, Roseanna wrote a story with wonderfully deep characters and remarkable insights. I pondered the many facets of the story for days afterward.” ~ Lynn Squire

This is an intriguing, complex tale that probes the disreputable times, where the characters wrestle with unsettling choices between loyalty to family and doing what is morally right.” ~ Paula S.

What a roaring story! Roseanna M. White has written a thrilling narrative of family, love, and loyalty set in 1920’s Chicago.” ~ Anna

“A book set in Chicago during the roaring 20’s with the main characters being members of leading Mafia families might not at first glance be expected to be historical Christian fiction. Roseanna White, however, seems to be able to take just about any historical situation and produce a rip-roaring good story that is also full of spiritual depth and challenging insights into living a Christ-honoring life no matter what the circumstances.” ~ Margaret N.

Love Roseanna Whites books and I couldn’t put this one down. My favorite book so far!” ~ Carol

“The depth of Roseanna White’s characters in Shadowed Loyalty, as well as her ability to illustrate 1920’s Chicago, allowed me to immerse myself into this compelling story of love, family, and God’s amazing provision and grace. A fantastic read!” ~ Laura H.

Celebrate with Me!

I’m celebrating the release for the next month with a giveaway! But, no, not of the book. 😉 Instead, I want to share in YOUR celebration of the book with some glam and some tastiness. So here’s what you do:

Over the next month, as you read, share an image of Shadowed Loyalty to some social media platform. This can be a beautiful Bookstagram style photo of the paperback or your ereader with the digital cover on there, or just a quick snapshot on your phone with, “Look what I’m reading!” Any platform is good–just make sure to tag me! I’m on all major platforms with the handle RoseannaMWhite. And you’re welcome to do this multiple times for multiple entries!

OR

Post a picture of YOURSELF dressed in 1920s glam–ready to read or inspired by the book–and tag me!

THEN, I’d also love to know what scene or theme or part of the book you most enjoyed! Just tell me in the form below for another chance to win.

Win what?

One lucky winner, to be drawn on June 3, 2022, will receive:

A set of the art deco dangling earrings featured on the book cover
A tin of Italian pastries
A seat at the July Tea Party Book Club where we chat about the book!

Enter between now and June 2 using this form!
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