Biltmore Girl Release Day
Do beautiful historic hotels spark your imagination? They certainly do for me, and I have had the best time writing a series of books set in some of America’s most wonderful old hotels.
The day is finally here! Biltmore Girl, the final book in my Historic Hotels Collection is out in the world! Like the others, this is a stand-alone novel. This historical romance will appeal to readers from older teens on up, and it fits into the clean romance/Christian romance genre.
Both the paperback and the digital versions are available online in most places books are sold. The Audible version is still in production, but it's not far behind.
Here’s an early review from Goodreads
“I have loved Dawn Klinge’s other 2 books in her Historic Hotel series and this book did not disappoint! Dawn’s style of writing transports you back to the beautiful Biltmore and you fall in love with her characters. I did not want this book to end especially after I learned it was the last in her series! I am hoping she decides otherwise. I highly recommend that you get all 3 books of the series!”
Here’s the back cover blurb
New York City, 1968. Elka Hansen, a former teen cover girl, is done with modeling. Now she’s a hostess for the Palm Court restaurant in the beautiful Biltmore Hotel. As she sees it, Elka’s other job is to watch out for her younger sister, Colleen, an idealistic but reckless college student at Barnard.
With her sister, Elka attends her first civil-rights protest, and there, she runs into Jacob Lewis, a co-worker from the Biltmore. He’s a student at Columbia University and a friend of Colleen’s. Jacob becomes an unexpected ally when rescuing her sister from trouble becomes more than Elka can handle independently. Out of this turmoil, a romance grows between Jacob and Elka, but can it last?
Signed Copies
If you purchase a paperback and would like a signed bookplate to add to the front, along with a bookmark, I would be happy to send those to you (while supplies last). All you need to do is CONTACT ME, letting me know where you bought the book, along with your mailing address.
"For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do." -Ephesians 2:10
The verse above was the inspiration verse for Biltmore Girl.
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God bless you.
