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Schedule
Monday, March 28- https://timelessnovels.com, https://booksandeverydaylife.home.blog/
Tuesday, March 29-https://booksaresanity.blogspot.com/?m=1
Wednesday, March 30
Thursday, March 31-
Friday, April 1-
https://booksandeverydaylife.home.blog

I had a super fun interview with Fresh Fiction! If you want to learn about me or what I've been up to with my writing, go read the article. We played twenty questions!
​​https://freshfiction.com/page.php?id=11772

I was so honored to receive this beautiful review! Thank you Trudi LoPetreto and Readers' Favorite!
The stars of Bargaining for the Barrister by Anneka R. Walker are Louisa and Paul who won me over from their introduction to their final decisions. Louisa is a young woman who has recently lost her parents with an older brother who would like to see her happily married. Paul is young and does not want to be married for reasons that he tries hard to keep a secret. Lady Kellen and Paul’s mother form a group of friends and scheme to be matchmakers, hoping to find the perfect matches for their sons. When Louisa comes for an extended visit and meets Paul, the two do not immediately hit it off. Slowly their friendship improves but marriage is still not in the cards or is it?

I really liked reading Bargaining for the Barrister: Matchmaking Mamas, #1. The storyline was very straightforward and entertaining. Bargaining for the Barrister fits all the requirements of a romantic historical novel that takes you back in time and becomes very real. Anneka R. Walker has written a great story that I hated to put down and I was hoping the story would go on and on. I so wanted to shout out and advise both Louisa and Paul. The other characters including Paul’s friends and the mothers trying so hard to make a match made the story so very appealing. It would spoil so much of the book if I give you any more information, but I do urge you to read it for yourself. I am eagerly looking forward to reading more from Anneka and highly recommend Bargaining for the Barrister.
Reviewed by Trudi LoPreto for Readers' Favorite

I was so excited to learn that this book won a swoony award. A fun sidenote, Brides and Brothers made it to the top three in contemporary romance and Refining the Debutante made it to the top ten in Regency Romance. This is a reader's choice award, and I feel blessed my books received so much love! Thank you, readers, for your votes!

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OCT 13
https://hollysbookcorner.home.blog
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OCT 14
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OCT 15
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OCT 16
https://emilyflynncrc.wixsite.com/readingwithemily
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Insidethewongmind.Com
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BLOG TOUR SCHEDULE AND GIVEAWAY
Monday, Sep 6:
https://tellmeagreatstory.wordpress.com
https://booksandeverydaylife.home.blog
www.mybookaday.com

Tuesday, Sep 7
https://emilyflynncrc.wixsite.com/readingwithemily
http://lisaisabookworm.blogspot.com

Wednesday, Sep 8
http://heidireads.comtp://heidireads.com
www.booksaresanity.blogspot.com

Thursday, Sep 9
https://hollysbookcorner.home.blog
https://batyasbits.home.blog/

Friday Sep 10
lifeiswhatitscalled.blogspot.com
https://whynotbecauseisaidso.blogspot.com/
booksandsocksrock.com
 
​*Special author feature and interview
https://booksandsocksrocks.wordpress.com/2021/09/01/author-spotlight-anneka-walker/
https://tellmeagreatstory.wordpress.com

Ethan Roderick and Miranda Bartley are about to cement their courtship when he suddenly calls it off, on grounds that Miranda is frivolous and vain. A genuine philanthropist, Ethan dedicates his time to society’s unseen and unheard. He needs a like-minded wife who will support him in his endeavours. Everyone agrees! Meanwhile, Miranda finds herself on the bottom rung when she is forced to work as a servant in her estranged uncle’s house and is only saved from despair by her maid, Sarah, who teaches her humility and how to say ‘please.’ After a chance encounter, Ethan intervenes in Miranda’s fate, putting her forward as a companion to the elderly Lady Callister.
The scene is well set for a quick-paced riches-to-rags-to-riches story, and it shows in the growth and maturity of the characters. It’s easy to picture Darcy in Ethan’s conundrum—his need to marry equal to his station; his inability to deny his heart. Miranda’s vanity morphs into a new understanding of those less privileged, who she has previously ignored. Lady Callister’s shrewd mentorship proves exceedingly useful, and she’s a delightful addition to the story. Motivations both good and bad are slowly uncovered. A pleasant afternoon’s read.

See review here: https://historicalnovelsociety.org/reviews/refining-the-debutante/​