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Autumn: Season of Unseasonal Books plus Giveaway!

It is the end of October

We should be talking about autumn, that season of mists and mellow fruitfulness…berries in autumn

Or Hallowe’en, darker nights, spooky goings-on and tales by candlelight.

18th century woman with candle

Warning: if you think autumn is too early for “December Festivities”, look away now!

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As you can see, this book has a Christmas theme. I am sorry, it can’t be helped. It is out there. Continue reading →

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This entry was posted in competitions, Sarah's books and tagged autumn, Christmas, giveaway, Keats, prize, Regency, Sarah Mallory, Somerset levels, The Duke's Family for Christmas, Yorkshire on 30th October 2022 by Sarah.
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