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Monday, February 8, 2016

Sealed With a Kiss Event with Anne Barton


In 2011, Anne Barton won the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart® for Regency Historical Romance. She lives in Maryland with her husband and three children, who try valiantly not to roll their eyes whenever she quotes Jane Austen. Her weaknesses include reality TV, cute shoes, and coffee. Lots and lots of coffee.


Meet Stephen and Amelia from TO ALL THE RAKES I’VE LOVED BEFORE:

After being jilted at her own engagement ball, Miss Amelia Wimple retreated to her townhouse and consoled herself with her beloved gossip rags. She was perfectly content with her life of solitude—until the night London’s most notorious rake made a dramatic appearance on her doorstep.

Lord Stephen Brookes was in trouble. Beaten and bruised, he needed a place to stay and recover. He wouldn’t have normally sought refuge in the home of a proper young lady, but he and Amelia were old acquaintances. And it’s not as though he went to her with seduction in mind.

The odd thing is, now that he’s with her, he can think of little else…
Check out Amelia and Stephen's love story in To All the Rakes I've Loved Before


After being jilted by her former beau, Miss Amelia Wimple retreated to her Mayfair town house and her ever-growing collection of gossips rags. Now, almost two years later, not even her beloved cousins, Rose and Olivia Sherbourne, can persuade her to give love another chance. But an unexpected midnight caller may open her heart once more.

Lord Stephen Brookes is the prince of pleasure, the duke of decadence-and it seems his exploits have finally caught up with him. When Stephen comes to Amelia seeking refuge, she can’t deny him . . . or the intense desire he sparks. As he attempts to heal her broken heart, they indulge in a private passion unlike anything either has experienced. Stephen knows sweet, sensual Amelia is meant to be his one and only. Now, he will do whatever it takes to convince her that a rake really can change his ways.

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  • 1 eBook copy of All the Rakes I've Loved Before + Print copy of One Wild Winter's Eve

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44 comments :

  1. I just adored Stephen's letter....swoonworthy! ;)

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  2. Deep sigh! Is Amelia trying to convince herself of Stephen that she's happy being single? Guess I'll have to read & find out...darn. LOL Can't wait to read.

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    1. Ha--I think you might be right about Amelia! ;) Thanks, Dee!

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  3. ooooh... the rake is reformed! This sounds fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

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  4. ooooh... the rake is reformed! This sounds fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

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  5. You are a new author for me and I look forward to reading your books. Thank you for the chance to win.

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  6. I love how he countered her arguments

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  7. Stephen sounds like a great guy and I would like to get to know him. I love your books and would be thrilled to read and review these.

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  8. Both letters were great but I liked Stephen's more. What type of books do you like to read?

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    1. Thanks, Joanne! I love all kinds of romance and young adult books. But historical romance is my favorite! :)

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  9. Ah, I loved the blurb about this romance between Amelia and Stephen! This is the one book by Anne that I do not have...yet. Love her writing! Thanks for the post. jdh2690@gmail.com

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    1. Thanks so much, Janice (my sister's name)! :) Good luck in the drawing!

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  10. Stephen's letter is so sweet! I will enjoy seeing him overcome her resistance.

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  11. The book sounds great, and I love the love letters. Thanks for the chance to win.

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  12. This story sounds interesting. Thanks for posting the letters.

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    1. Hi Samantha! Thanks so much! Looking forward to reading Your Uncle Charlie's Angels series--so fun! :)

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  14. I'm looking forward to reading this book!

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  15. I wanted to know what inspired you to write your latest book?

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    1. Maybe a little bit of Downton Abbey and Outlander but in Regency England? No kilts or time travel, sadly, but lots of adventure, high stakes, and a big class divide to overcome. It was very fun to write. :)

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  16. What do you do when you are feeling down in the writing world? What motivates you to keep going?

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    1. Sometimes I just take a break and read or binge watch a series. I loved Vikings, Poldark, and of course Outlander! Once I get back in a writing groove, I just want to keep going to The End. :)

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  17. I love all of your books and my only problem is when I buy one of your stories my husband won't let me start reading until I've made his dinner!

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  18. Oh this is so adorable! Its great to see these two again. I love lists and Amilia is just fooling herself, while Stephen's replies were smartly executed.

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  19. too bad men don't write letters like that anymore!

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  20. I enjoyed the letters and look forward to reading more.

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  21. Love these letters! How can she keep resisting Stephen?!?

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  22. Soulmates, I'm cheering Stephen and Amelia on!

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  23. oh to have a man who respects your views, passions and loves you. What we all want.

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  24. I love all his answers. If only all men loved like that.

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  25. Stephen has convinced me.....sigh....really have to read this story.

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  26. I pretty frequently agree with Amelia! Passion is good, but so are our passions!

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