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Midsummer Magic at Midwynter Hall is going on tour with Rachel's Random Resources, if you wish to participate please contact me on rachel@rachelsrandomresources.com with your name, blog name, preferred post type and availability. 

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Midsummer Magic at Midwynter Hall by Lottie Cardew

Genre: Romantic Comedy / women’s fiction

Tour Dates: 8th - 14th August 2023

Publication Date: July 2023

Formats available: Epub

Standalone Book in the Pebblestow series

Estimated Page Count: 320

Types of post available: Reviews (preferred) or basic promo / spotlight posts

Author Content Warning: Mental health features strongly in the story, particularly social anxiety and agoraphobia. One of the main character’s parents has dementia, though this is only discussed and not shown on the page. Very brief reference to domestic violence.

Pre-order Link: https://mybook.to/MidsummerMagic

An enchanting, standalone, modern rom-com inspired by Jane Austen’s EMMA, about a matchmaking young woman whose heart may be in the right place… some of the time.

Emmeline – Em to her friends – has very little to vex her, except that she hasn’t left her beloved home, Midwynter Hall, in over two years.

But her isolation doesn’t stop her interfering in the lives of others, particularly when it comes to love. As a romance writer, Emmeline obviously knows what she’s doing, increasingly plotting real-life matches rather than fictional ones.

When best friend Polly gets mixed up with the wrong sort of man, Emmeline has no choice but to swoop to the rescue. And when old family friend Jordi seeks solace after women and work troubles, Emmeline has the perfect solution. You see, everything she’s written lately – pairing up lovelorn locals – has somehow (maybe magically) come true. So, if she pens a tale about Polly and Jordi despite their many protests, they’ll thank her eventually, once they’re blissfully happy together.

But no one is more surprised than Emmeline when she finds she wants to write herself into the story, especially if someone she cares about may get hurt in the process.

Because as it turns out, believing you’ve never been in love, doesn’t mean you’ve never (unknowingly) given your heart away…

About Lottie Cardew

Lottie Cardew writes uplifting, contemporary romcoms set around the picturesque village of Pebblestow, and is an advocate for diversity in fiction.

Regarded as the bossy one at Novelistas Ink, Lottie often subdues the other members if they misbehave (they don't really) including the popular authors Trisha Ashley and Sophie Claire. She is a longstanding member of the Romantic Novelists' Association, scooping their New Writer's Award in her twenties under a different pen-name. More recently, Lottie also joined the Society of Authors where as an active participant in the ADCI group (Authors with Disabilities and Chronic Illnesses) she interviewed bestselling author Holly Smale in 2021 for the first ever Disability Issue of The Bookseller.

Lottie is diagnosed autistic with suspected ADHD. Her home in North Wales is overrun by husband, not-very-small children, and a ball of fluff masquerading as a Pomeranian, so Lottie frequently takes refuge at her desk.

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Website: www.lottiecardew.co.uk/

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Blog Tour Schedule

Maximum 3 stops per day.  Confirmed blogs will appear here. 

8th August

  1. Being Anne

  2. Tizi's Book Review

  3. Staceywh_17

9th August

  1. Inspiredbypmdd

  2. Herding Cats

  3. C L Tustin -Author

10th August

  1. Books, Life and Everything

  2. Tealeavesandbookleaves

  3. Celticlady's Reviews​

11th August

  1. Kirsty_Reviews_Books

  2. ramblingmads.com

  3.  InsomniacBookwormBookreviews

12th August

  1. thisreadergirl

  2. Ginger Book Geek

  3.   Jazzy Book Reviews

13th August

  1. calmstitchread

  2. Review Thick And Thin

  3.  Autumnal_reading

14th August

  1. Two Heads Are Better Than One

  2. @karenandherbooks

  3.  Splashes Into Books

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