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To any authors/publishers/ tour companies that are looking for the reviews that I signed up for please know this is very hard to do. I will be stopping reviews temporarily. My husband passed away February 1st and my new normal is a bit scary right now and I am unable to concentrate on a book to do justice to the book and authors. I will still do spotlight posts if you wish it is just the reviews at this time. I apologize for this, but it isn't fair to you if I signed up to do a review and haven't been able to because I can't concentrate on any books. Thank you for your understanding during this difficult time. I appreciate all of you. Kathleen Kelly April 2nd 2024

11 November 2022

A Shape on the Air by Julia Ibbotson Blog Tour! @JuliaIbbotson @cathiedunn #historical #timeslip #BlogTour #CoffeePotBookClub

 


Book Title:  A Shape on the Air

Series:  Dr DuLac series #1 (The Dragon Tree #2; The Rune Stone #3)

Author:  Julia Ibbotson

Publication Date: January 2022 (previously published by Lume Books July 2017)

Publisher:  Self-published on Amazon KDP

Page Length: 220

Genre: historical romance (timeslip mystery)




A haunting Anglo-Saxon time-slip of mystery and romance


Can echoes of the past threaten the present? They are 1500 years apart, but can they reach out to each other across the centuries? One woman faces a traumatic truth in the present day. The other is forced to marry the man she hates as the 'dark ages' unfold.

How can Dr Viv DuLac, medievalist and academic, unlock the secrets of the past? Traumatised by betrayal, she slips into 499 AD and into the body of Lady Vivianne, who is also battling treachery. Viv must uncover the mystery of the key that she unwittingly brings back with her to the present day, as echoes of the past resonate through time. But little does Viv realise just how much both their lives across the centuries will become so intertwined. And in the end, how can they help each other across the ages without changing the course of history?


For fans of Barbara Erskine, Pamela Hartshorne, Susanna Kearsley, Christina Courtenay.




Praise for A Shape on the Air:

“In the best Barbara Erskine tradition …I would highly recommend this novel” - Historical Novel Society

“Amazing …a really great book …I just couldn’t put it down” - Hazel Morgan

“Well-rounded characters and a wealth of historical research make this a real page-turner” - Amazon review

“Enthralling” - Amazon review


“Julia does an incredible job of setting up the idea of time-shift so that it’s believable and makes sense” - Amazon review


“Viv/Lady Vivianne … lovely identifiable heroine in both time periods … I love her strength and vulnerability. And Rory/Roland is simply gorgeous!” - Melissa Morgan


“gripping … a very real sense of threat and danger, an enthralling mystery … a wholly convincing romance, across both timelines” - Anne Williams



This novel is available on #KindleUnlimited


Universal Link: http://myBook.to/ASOTA

Amazon UK:  https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09J43ZKZP 

Amazon US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09J43ZKZP 

Amazon CA: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09J43ZKZP 



 

Julia Ibbotson is fascinated by the medieval world and the concept of resonances across time. She sees her author brand as a historical fiction writer of romantic mysteries that are character-driven, well-paced, evocative of time and place, well-researched and uplifting page-turners. Her current series focuses on early medieval dual-time/time-slip mysteries. 


Julia read English at Keele University, England, specialising in medieval language/ literature/ history, and has a PhD in socio-linguistics. After a turbulent time in Ghana, West Africa, she became a school teacher, then a university academic and researcher. 


Her break as an author came soon after she joined the RNA’s New Writers’ Scheme in 2015, with a three-book deal from Lume Books for a trilogy (Drumbeats) set in Ghana in the 1960s. She has also indie-published three other books, including A Shape on the Air, an Anglo-Saxon timeslip mystery, and its two sequels The Dragon Tree and The Rune Stone. Her latest, Daughter of Mercia, is the first of a new series of Anglo-Saxon dual time mystery/romances where echoes of the past resonate across the centuries. 


Her books will appeal to fans of Barbara Erskine, Pamela Hartshorne, Susanna Kearsley, and Christina Courtenay. Her readers say: ‘compelling character-driven novels’, ‘a skilled story-teller’, ‘evocative and well-paced storylines’, ‘incredible writing style’, ‘intricately written’, ‘absorbing and captivating’, and ‘an absolute gem of a trilogy’.

 


Website: https://juliaibbotsonauthor.com 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/JuliaIbbotson

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JuliaIbbotsonauthor

LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-julia-ibbotson-62a5401a/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julia.ibbotson

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Amazon Author Page: http://Author.to/JuliaIbbotsonauthor

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/juliaibbotson


Tour Schedule page: https://thecoffeepotbookclub.blogspot.com/2022/09/blog-tour-shape-on-air-by-julia-ibbotson.html 




 





3 comments:

  1. Thank you so much for hosting Julia Ibbotson today. x

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  2. Thank you so much for featuring my book today - A Shape on the Air, the first of my Dr DuLac series, Kathleen. Much appreciated. Also I took a look at your 'About' section - what a lovely family you have, and all the best with your health (and your husband's)!

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