Tabetha Waite is the multi-award-winning author of the historical romance Ways of Love Series. Her debut novel, “Why the Earl is After the Girl,” was published in July of 2016 and won the 2017 Best Indie Book Award in Romance and the 2018 Second Place Feathered Quill Book Award in Romance. She is a certified PAN member of the RWA. When she’s not writing, Tabetha is reading as true bookworms do, or checking out any antique mall she comes across. During the school year, she works as a lunch attendant at the local community college. She is a small town, Missouri girl and continues to make her home in the Midwest with her husband and two wonderful daughters.
You can find her on most any social media site, and she encourages fans of her work to join her mailing list for updates. www.authortabethawaite.wix.com/romance
When Lady Philomena Wallace, the Countess of Lipscomb, receives a gift from a secret admirer, she imagines it’s a lark. It isn’t until a stranger from her past abruptly returns that she has to make a choice between a mysterious suitor - and a second chance at love.
I'll need to check out your romance series. I'm always in the mood for a good romance. Thank you for being a guest on the blog. I am now following you on Twitter.
Take a break and enjoy a little tour of my favorite cities and watch the Simon approved
"slapping dancers" dance. I bet you don't know what slapping dance is, find out from the video.
"The sleepy little historical hometown, Sarospatak, where I was born and raised.
"After the Battle of Mohács (1526) a sorrowful period began in the history of Eger. During the dual kingship the town changed hands almost every year and the Turkish army came closer as well. This circumstance provided the reason for reinforcing the fortress. In the autumn of 1552, Captain István Dobó and his handful of soldiers were successful in defending the fortress and northern Hungary from the expanding Turkish Empire."~Wikipedia
Have you heard of slapping dancers? Now you can see Hungarian men doing it
What a beautiful place to hail from, Erika. It is a place full of beauty and culture. I have to add this place on my bucket list. Thank you for taking us on a virtual tour today.
it is worth a visit Lorraine. A beautiful country with friendly, welcoming people. Be prepared to gain a few pounds, though. Wherever you go in Hungary, people will feed you, and the food is delicious :)
+Erika M Szabo I want to go to Croatia so I will go there as it's not far. Yes, I think Hungarian food is similar to Croat food. My grandma was a wonderful cook. That's what I love about Europe.
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