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The Secret of the Glass Book Launch
Signing Event Announced:

Saturday, March 6, 2010, 3:00pm
Barnes and Noble
1350 Bald Hill Rd.
Warwick, RI
Includes signing, a ‘gondolier’ appearance, and a Murano glass earring give-away!

Visit Donna on her upcoming blog tour:
Muse Interrupted February 16, 2010

Royal Reviews February 20, 2010

Romancing-the-Book February 22, 2010

Historical Fiction Bloggers Round Table Event Begins February 23, 2010
The Burton Review
Enchanted by Josephine
Hist-Fic Chick
Historical-Fiction.com
Historically Obsessed
The Maiden’s Court
Passages to the Past
All Things Royal

Romance Crush Junkies February 25, 2010

Historical Novel Review
Featured Author Week March 1-5, 2010

Novelspot Behind the Scenes Week, March 1-7, 2010

Romance Dish March 4, 2010


The Secret of The Glass, Kensington Books coming March 2010 is available for pre-order at:
Barnes and Noble
Borders
Amazon
Books A Million

hard coverJust in time for gift giving, The Courtier’s Secret is now available in large print format at major and independent bookstores and on-line. See it here at:

Amazon.com
Barnesandnoble.com
Borders.com
Booksamillion.com

Donna is currently scheduling her fall appearances and is available for Book Clubs and Reading Groups within her area and via phone chat. Check back soon for future dates and times.

Follow these links to interviews and guest blogs.

Examiner.Com

Muse Interrupted

Author Exchange Blog

A Book Blogger’s Diary

Lori Brighton

Real Writers Don’t Vacuum

Fresh Fiction

Number One Novels

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Standing outside her favorite Barnes and Noble, getting a huge kick out of her book and name on display in the window.

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Donna and her oldest son Devon, handsome in his Musketeer costume.

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Customers loved being greeted by the Musketeer.

signing those first books

Signing those first books

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With her mother, Barbara Russo

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With her youngest son, Dylan

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With friend Carol (left) and her best friend of almost thirty years and the woman who lent her name to the main character of The Courtier’s Secret, Jeanne Dubois Martin (right).

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With her dear friend Jennifer Way