Showing posts with label ebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ebook. Show all posts

Thursday, February 7, 2008

Christmas All Year

I love hearing from readers. Many have said that there is just so much crammed into this book (especially when you include all the bonus ebooks) that they couldn't take it all in at once. It reminded me that I should tell you, if you're a fan of the Regency or Christmas history, (especially an English Christmas), then Regency House Christmas: The Definitive Guide to a Remarkably Regency Yuletide! (which is loaded with facts, stories, pictures, poems and even food-- in the form of authentic recipes) can keep you up to your ears in Regency style all year.

When you get weary of the daily grind, or just want a mini-escape, remember that you have, right on your desktop or wherever you filed it away, an escape to Regency England awaiting you. Delve into the poetry one day; or choose one short story; or read about the Charitable giving of the time; or pick a "Collect" from the Book of Common Prayer; it may just speak to your heart, as it often did to Jane Austen's. Speaking of Jane, you may want to read one of her prayers aloud, or to yourself;
follow it up by making yourself a merry libation or a syllabub.

Nothing like dessert ("afters") Regency style!
Enjoy.
(What? Don't have a copy of the ebook, yet? What, I must ask, are you waiting for?
All of the bonuses are still included. Get your copy today! at my secure website .

Tuesday, November 20, 2007

Make it Kind to Yourself

In her book, The Complete Holiday Organizer, Emilie Barnes says

  • Our world doesn't stop because the calendar says it's holiday time,
    so be kind to yourself, and ask for help. Keep those goals and
    expectations realistic and spend time celebrating the part of
    Christmas that means the most to you.


  • This is such good advice! I firmly believe that what we all want most out of the season is time with our very own family, and what we all need most is time with our Lord. (Aren't these the things that matter?) Why not consider getting the Regency House Christmas package for some help doing both?

    Maybe you really love some quiet time just enjoying carols and music of the season.
    Why not ease your shopping burden by getting it done online? If you don't like browsing online, well, allow me to suggest that the Christmas Package I offer makes a wonderful gift! Women in particular seem to enjoy it, though men also appreciate the many different things it offers: From history to recipes to one-of-a-kind reading selections.

    When you start downloading the package (which I've separated into 14 separate downloads to make it easy on your computer!) you just won't believe all you're getting at such a bargain-price: Only $14.95 until December 1st.

    Act now. Don't wait.

    Get the best deal on the book that will be offered this year.

    You won't regret it. Guaranteed!

    Blessings,

    Linore
    Go here Now!



    [Quotation from, The Complete Holiday Organizer, by Emilie Barnes. Harvest House, 1987] p.103

    Wednesday, September 12, 2007

    Have Yourself a Remarkably Regency Yuletide

    Everyone wants Christmas to be special. Memorable. Wonderful.
    And why not? It only comes once a year.


    The best way to have a special Christmas is to surround yourself with people who love you.
    I can't supply those people for you.

    What I can offer is a compendium of Christmases past. A book stuffed with beauty and history, lavish illustrations, and a baker's dozen of downloadable delights to enhance your Christmas this year,
    wherever and whoever you are.

    The warmth of fireside tales,
    The delight of authentic old-English wassail,
    Parlour games you can play today,
    Christmas recipes fit for a feast,
    Plum-pudding (with an easy-fix option your child could make )

    Poetry, sacred and not;
    Hymns; Snippets; Excerpts; Illustrations.

    Is your Christmas Spirit lagging?
    Has it failed to show up at all?
    Regency House Christmas: Your Guide to a Remarkably Regency Yuletide will revive you, heart and soul!

    You will discover wonderful facts about Christmases at the turn of the 19th Century in England--
    When Dickens was a child,
    Queen Victoria was only a baby,
    and Jane Austen was just writing her most famous work.

    Read about:
    Christmas Merriments,
    Entertainments, Parlour Games, Church Special Days, The Christmas Feast, Fireside Stories, Early Christmas Charities
    Plus links, websites, shopping tips, an index, and more!

    Regency House Christmas: Your Guide to a Remarkably Regency Yuletide!
    is a gift that keeps on giving.
    There are eight additional ebooks within this one book,
    AND, as new material is discovered and added to the book, you will receive new copies, without ever having to spend another cent! That's right, new editions are absolutely free!

    Also: CONTEST starting October 18th! Stay tuned for details.