Spotlight: The Corsican Widow by Vanessa Couchman

My good author friend and fellow Ocelot Press writer, Vanessa Couchman, has an offer for readers who love historical fiction set in beautiful places. Her novel, The Corsican Widow, is set on the island of Corsica. I thought it might be a treat for followers of My Place...

 Well worth a read!
The Corsican Widow reduced to 99p on Amazon Kindle for a short time only

Ocelot Press author Vanessa Couchman’s historical novel The Corsican Widow is taking part in an Amazon Countdown deal, starting on Friday 16thNovember. Normally priced at £2.99/$3.99, the book will be reduced to 99p/99¢ on Friday and Saturday, rising by increments to the full price on Monday 19thNovember.

The novel is the latest in the Tales of Corsica series, stories inspired by and set in the same house on the enchanting island of Corsica.

The Corsican Widow is a sweeping tale of love, injustice and vengeance, set in the 18th century. Valeria Peretti must marry a much older man whom she doesn’t know and is later sentenced for a crime she didn’t commit. Friendless and isolated, can she escape from her enemies and seek a new life elsewhere?

Universal link: http://mybook.to/CorsicanWidow

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