Merry Christmas! Enjoy The Spinster's Christmas

As a Merry Christmas gift to all my blog readers, I’m going to be posting my Christian Regency romantic suspense, The Spinster’s Christmas, for free on my blog!

I’ll be posting the book in 1000-1500 word segments every Tuesday and Friday. (When I do the calculations, it’ll finish around the end of May.)

Why am I posting a Christmas story when it won’t be Christmas in a week? Because I can! :)

The Spinster’s Christmas is the prequel volume to my Lady Wynwood’s Spies series. Right now I’m editing volume 1 of Lady Wynwood’s Spies, and it’s on track to release in 2020. (If you’re on my Camille Elliot newsletter, you’ll be sure to hear when it’s available for preorder.) I anticipate that the Lady Wynwood’s Spies series to be about ten volumes. I think the series story will be a lot of fun to tell, and I’m looking forward to writing up a storm!

Below, I’ll be listing the links to the parts of The Spinster’s Christmas as I post them. (I created the html links by hand so please let me know if any of them are dead links.) Enjoy!

Prologue
Chapter 1a
Chapter 1b
Chapter 1c
Chapter 2a
Chapter 2b
Chapter 3a
Chapter 3b
Chapter 3c
Chapter 4a
Chapter 4b
Chapter 5a
Chapter 5b
Chapter 6a
Chapter 6b
Chapter 6c
Chapter 7a
Chapter 7b
Chapter 8a
Chapter 8b
Chapter 9a
Chapter 9b
Chapter 10a
Chapter 10b
Chapter 11a
Chapter 11b
Chapter 12a
Chapter 12b
Chapter 12c
Chapter 12d
Chapter 13a
Chapter 13b
Chapter 14a
Chapter 14b
Chapter 15
Chapter 16a
Chapter 16b
Chapter 17a
Chapter 17b
Chapter 18
Chapter 19a
Chapter 19b
Chapter 20
Chapter 21
Chapter 22

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Comments

Anne said…

The link to Chapter 22 isn't working, but that was the only one that I had trouble with. Thank you!

Sun May 31, 03:34:00 PM 2020

Camy Tang said…

Thanks so much for letting me know! I just fixed it!

Tue Jun 02, 08:45:00 PM 2020

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