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Almost a 
GentlemanDoes love help us see each other beneath our disguises?

In Almost a Gentleman (my book about Phoebe Claringworth, the woman who lives disguised as the Regency dandy Phizz Marston) I played with the question of disguise and true identity by tracing the thoughts of the gentleman — David Hervey, Earl of Linseley — who fears he may be in love with "Mr. Marston."

Come play too, by entering my contest.

Just tell me if David's new friend Mr. Stokes sees through "Mr. Marston's" disguise or not (a YES or NO is all you need).

 

Read the excerpt from Almost a Gentleman.

 

» Enter here, but please see below for RULES + FINE PRINT

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RULES + FINE PRINT:

Contests are sponsored by Pam Rosenthal on PamRosenthal.com solely for the enjoyment of her loyal fans. Have fun…and remember that the prizes are offered just to sweeten the playing. However, just so everyone is on the same page, here’s the way the contests work:

Only entries received through this website will be considered eligible. Odds of winning are dependent upon number of eligible entries received. Only one entry per person, please. Duplicate entries will be voided.

Winner[s] will be notified by e-mail within 30 days of the drawing and names may or may not get posted to this website. All winner name listings will be name and city of residence only so as to protect the privacy of the winner. Except as required by law, Pam Rosenthal will not share entrant information with any third parties. Entry constitutes permission (except where prohibited by law) to use the winner's name, hometown, likeness, and any text submitted for purposes of Pam's advertising and promotion without further compensation.

Any prize or prize notification returned to the sponsor as undeliverable will result in the awarding of that prize to an alternate winner. Sorry, no cash equivalent.

No purchase necessary. The answer to Pam's contest can almost always be found on this website. And in the rare case of needing to look into an actual book, please utilize a local library as Pam's books are regularly available through most library systems.

Please note that while Pam does read all your entries, she unable to respond personally to them.

All contest entrants will be automatically subscribed to Pam's advertisement-free e-newsletter, which means you'll be signed up to receive announcements of Pam's forthcoming books! (Unsubscribing is straightforward.)

Neither Pam nor her web team shall be held responsible for technical failures in entry transmission, or for any damage to participant's computer occasioned by participation in this contest/promotion or downloading any information necessary to participate in the promotion.

Employees and contractors of any of Pam's contracted (at the time of the contest's duration) publishers, agents, and/or hired contractors (web design, publicists, etc) and affiliated companies and members of those employees'/contractors' immediate families are not eligible.

 

 

 

 


Contest posted: June 8
Contest ends: Oct. 3

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The lucky winner will receive my Sense and Sensuality Gift Basket, containing sexy, savory, and scented delights that recall the hottest and tenderest moments from my romance fiction, plus autographed copies of all my romance novels (check out the amazing copious details here).


Are you a winner? Click here to find out.

Winners posted on my blog within a few days of the contest closing.



Congratulations to the winner of my recent contest, who correctly answered that, in The Slightest Provocation, Mary's shift is made of silk.

The winner received a fabulous gift package of autographed books from me and my fellow History Hoydens: Leslie Carroll, Lauren Willig, Tracy Grant, Diane Whiteside, Doreen DeSalvo, and Janet Mullany.

And the previous answer was found in the excerpt from The Slightest Provocation.

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