Free Review Copy For the First Historical Romance with a Disabled Protagonist (Spina Bifida)!
This is the first historical romance from a big publisher with a disabled protagonist! You might remember me talking about the first book in the series – The Importance of Being Scandalous (it’s 99cts atm!), in which Julia, the character with spina bifida, was a side character. It’s a companion series with separate stories, so you don’t need to have read the first book to read this.
Now she’s getting her own book and it’s vital that we support it to show we want diverse books! You can help by talking about the book, reblogging this post – or you might get an early copy if you request one:
- On Netgalley (x)
- for special requests about other involvement (promo etc) email publicist Holly at holly@entangledpublishing.com with details about your social media.
Who qualifies:
- Everyone who can leave a review on Goodreads/Amazon/Their Blog. You don’t need to have a book blog.
- The release date is January 30th. Reviews posted by then would help the most, but there’s no deadline.
Full blurb:
Jasper De Vere doesn’t do sad. Ever since the death of his parents, he’s devoted himself to life’s many pleasures—while making sure to avoid attachments. It’s difficult to avoid your own grandfather though, especially when you’re the heir to his Dukedom. Unable to sit by and watch one of the few people he cares about wither away, Jasper flees to his friend Nicholas’s country estate.
Julia Bishop leads a life of glorious excitement—in her head. The spinal injury she was born with makes her a permanent pariah in society, so despite being the daughter of an earl, she’s spent her life in the country with just her family to keep her company. When her brother-in-law’s flirtatious—and devilishly handsome—friend mistakes her for an untroubled debutante, Julia isn’t about to let an opportunity for some real, live adventure slip away.
Delicious distraction and flirtation turn into an all-out affair, and slips dangerously close to something more when family intrudes. Can Jasper and Julia return to their separate lives in isolation, or will they take a risk and choose each other?
Please reblog to give more disabled reviewers a chance to get to see themselves in a free book!
Holding the Bowl 