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Book Blast: Inscription by H.H. Miller

H.H. Miller's Book Blast for Inscription will be featured around the blogopshere from March 31-April 13.

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Publication: January 9, 2014
H.H Miller
Paperback; 278p
ISBN-10: 0615944418

 eBook; 700kb
ASIN: B00HSBNW5Y

 The year is 1851 and the Grand Guard is ravaging Mainland. Arrests. Floggings. Swift executions. Twenty-year-old Caris McKay, the beautiful heiress of Oakside Manor, is sent to live with distant relations until the danger has passed. It's no refuge, however, as Lady Granville and her scheming son plot to get their hands on Caris's inheritance with treachery and deceit.

 Soon, alarming news arrives that the ruthless Captain James Maldoro has seized Oakside and imprisoned Caris's beloved uncle. And now he's after her.

 Caris escapes with the help of Tom Granville, the enigmatic silver-eyed heir of Thornbridge. But when a cryptic note about a hidden fortune launches them on a perilous journey across Mainland, Caris and Tom must rely on wits, courage, and their growing love for each other if they hope to survive.

 Filled with adventure, intrigue, and romance, Inscription will transport you to a historically fictional world you'll never want to leave.

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About the Author

H.H. Miller Author


 H. H. Miller is the author of the novel Inscription, a historically fictional romantic adventure. In real life, she's content director at Stoke Strategy, a brand strategy firm in Seattle, Washington, where she specializes in transforming what some might call "boring" technology jargon into compelling, readable, memorable stories. Her favorite escape is Manzanita, Oregon - a place of beautiful beaches, wild storms, chilly nights around the bonfire (even in July), and time to enjoy life with her husband and three children.

 For more information please visit H.H. Miller's Facebook Page.

Book Blast Schedule


 Monday, March 31
A Bookish Affair
Closed the Cover
Mina's Bookshelf

 Tuesday, April 1
Historical Fiction Connection

 Wednesday, April 2
Book Nerd
CelticLady's Reviews

 Thursday, April 3
Flashlight Commentary

 Friday, April 4
The Mad Reviewer
Oh, for the Hook of a Book

 Saturday, April 5
Pages of Comfort

 Sunday, April 6
So Many Books, So Little Time

 Monday, April 7
Confessions of an Avid Reader
History from a Woman's Perspective

 Tuesday, April 8
The True Book Addict
Historical Fiction Obsession

 Wednesday, April 9
Broken Teepee

 Thursday, April 10
SOS Aloha
Caroline Wilson Writes

 Friday, April 11
Layered Pages

 Saturday, April 12
Susan Heim on Writing
Curling Up With a Good Book

 Sunday, April 13
Passages to the Past

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  1. AudraApril 7, 2014 at 9:58 AM

    Oooh, sounds very interesting! Can't wait to see reviews for it.

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  2. Lauralee April 7, 2014 at 11:43 AM

    Thanks! I can't wait too!

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