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Enter to Win! GoodReads Giveaway for Paperback Release of ‘The Accidental Empress’

Meme_trio_book_HabsburgI’ve got some very exciting news to share with you all: the paperback edition of THE ACCIDENTAL EMPRESS will be released on October 13!

If you’d like to get your hands on a FREE copy, check out this giveaway contest from GoodReads:

ENTER to win a copy of the new paperback edition of the best-selling historical fiction title from Allison Pataki, ACCIDENTAL EMPRESS.

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Allison Pataki

Allison Pataki

Allison Pataki is a New York Times Bestselling author with a passion for telling the stories of leading ladies lost in history. Her debut novel, The Traitor’s Wife, came out in 2014 and her second novel, The Accidental Empress, came out in February 2015. Allison’s third New York Times Bestseller, Sisi: Empress on Her Own, hit shelves March 2016. In 2017 her fourth historical novel, Where the Light Falls, was published. Beauty in the Broken Places was released in 2019, a Memoir of Love, Faith, and Resilience. In May 2019 she published her first children’s book, Nelly Takes New York. Her latest and fifth historical novel, The Queens Fortune, releases February 2020 and her second children’s book, Poppy Takes Paris releases May of 2020.
The Queen's Fortune
A sweeping novel about the extraordinary woman who captured Napoleon’s heart, created a dynasty, and changed the course of history—from the New York Times bestselling author of The Traitor’s Wife, The Accidental Empress, and Sisi.
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