I am thrilled to take part in the cover reveal for A Woman's Lot by Carolyn Hughes. This is the second instalment in the Meonbridge Chronicles and I loved book 1, Fortune's Wheel, so much that I named it in my top 20 reads of 2017.
Look out for my review next month as part of the blog tour and, if you like the sound of the book, you can also hop aboard the tour bus (see Brook Cottage Books details below).
Well it wouldn't be a Brook Cottage Books post without a fabulous giveaway! You have the chance to win ebooks of both Meonbridge Chonicles books in the fabulous Brook Cottage Books giveaway at the end of my post, so make sure you scroll all the way down as you don't want to miss this one, especially if, like me, you love authentic historical fiction.
Look out for my review next month as part of the blog tour and, if you like the sound of the book, you can also hop aboard the tour bus (see Brook Cottage Books details below).
Well it wouldn't be a Brook Cottage Books post without a fabulous giveaway! You have the chance to win ebooks of both Meonbridge Chonicles books in the fabulous Brook Cottage Books giveaway at the end of my post, so make sure you scroll all the way down as you don't want to miss this one, especially if, like me, you love authentic historical fiction.
So without further ado, here's the cover and a little bit about the book:
Release
Date: 4 June 2018
Genre:
Historical
fiction
Series:
Book
2 of The Meonbridge Chronicles
Publisher:
SilverWood
Books
How
can mere
women resist the misogyny of men?
When
a resentful peasant
rages
against a woman’s efforts to build up her flock of sheep.
…or
a husband, grown melancholy and ill-tempered, succumbs to idle talk
that his wife’s a scold.
…or
a priest, fearful of women’s
“unnatural”
power, determines to keep them in their place.
The
devastation wrought two years ago by the Black Death changed the
balance of society, and gave women a chance to break free from the
yoke of chatteldom, to learn a trade, build a business, be more than
just
men’s
wives.
But
many men still hold fast to the teachings of the Church, and fear the
havoc
the daughters of Eve might wreak if they’re allowed to usurp
men’s
roles, and gain control over their own lives.
Not
all men resist women’s
quest for change – indeed,
they want change for themselves.
Yet
it takes only one or two misogynists to unleash the hounds of
hostility and hatred…
A
Woman’s Lot
is the second Meonbridge
Chronicle,
the sequel to Fortune’s
Wheel.
Do
you like the sound of this book? You can review it as part of the
review tour on 4th
– 8th
June 2018! Just email brookbooks@hotmail.co.uk
to register your interest and with details of your blog!
About the author:
Carolyn
Hughes was born in London, but has lived most of her life in
Hampshire. After a first degree in Classics and English, she started
her working life as a computer programmer, in those days a very new
profession. It was fun for a few years, but she left to become a
school careers officer in Dorset. But it was when she discovered
technical authoring that she knew she had found her vocation. She
spent the next few decades writing and editing all sorts of material,
some fascinating, some dull, for a wide variety of clients, including
an international hotel group, medical instrument manufacturers and
the Government. She has written creatively for most of her adult
life, but it was not until her children grew up and flew the nest,
several years ago, that creative writing and, especially, writing
historical fiction, took centre stage in her life. She has a Masters
in Creative Writing from Portsmouth University and a PhD from the
University of Southampton.
A
Woman’s Lot
is the second of the Meonbridge
Chronicles,
her series of historical novels set in fourteenth century England.
The first, Fortune’s
Wheel,
was published in 2016. The third in the series is well under way.
Facebook: CarolynHughesAuthor
Twitter:
@writingcalliope
Goodreads
Author Page: http://bit.ly/2hs2rrX
Also
at
http://the-history-girls.blogspot.com
(20th
of every month)
Website:
https://carolynhughesauthor.com
Win
an Ebook copy of Book 1 & Book 2!
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