Today is the release date for THE ABSINTHE EARL, by Sharon Lynn Fisher. I was lucky to get an early review copy to provide a potential blurb for Sharon and I just fell in love with this story! Sharon kindly agreed to answer my Take 10 questions and to offer a copy of her new book to one lucky winner! Yes, it's international!! The Rafflecopter form is at the bottom - the give away ends October 22, 2019 Here's my blurb: ''Charming and filled with intriguing characters, dangerous enemies, and hidden desires, The Absinthe Earl hooked me from the start.'' Here's the cover copy: They crossed centuries to find each other. Their love will shatter worlds. Miss Ada Quicksilver, a student of London's Lovelace Academy for Promising Young Women, is spending her holiday in Ireland to pursue her anthropological study of fairies. She visits Dublin's absinthe bars to investigate a supposed association between the bittersweet spirit and fairy sightings...
Is it wrong that I like Valek even more after reading where his name comes from? XD
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine saw Sea Glass at the bookstore on a trip to Chicago and liked the cover... and was determined to buy the books. For whatever reason she didn't buy it that day, but instead did her research and bought Poison Study first... then all of the rest VERY shortly there after. She passed them along to me, and I have fallen in love. Frankly, I haven't fallen this in love with a group of characters in a long time. Thank you so much :)
I LOVE that you have meaning in your names!! I think it is so important. Cahil's name meaning is awesome! So perfect!
ReplyDeleteI seriously have fallen in love with your characters. I feel a real connection to all of them and their stories. It is probably the main reason I love your books so much. Thank you so much for creating them and giving them personalities and voices.
I think I have a character crush on Valek! And Yelena's name is so lovely. Fits her very well!
ReplyDeleteYou seem to like Japanese names a lot; Tama (jewel/chance), Raiden (lightning) and Akako (red child). I stufy Japanese and write Japanese manga/anime fan-fiction so I recognised them :3
ReplyDeleteI love that your character names have special meanings - I always think that adds to them in a lovely way :)
ReplyDeleteOne of the reasons I started reading the Glass series is because my surname is Cowan ^_^;
How did you come up with the clan/place names?