Tuesday, July 10, 2018

Persuasion Movie Night

By Eva Maria Hamilton  @HamiltonEvaM


Hello Fellow Jane Austen Fans!



In anticipation of the release of my newest book,
Jane Austen’s Persuasion Colouring & Activity Book featuring Illustrations from 1897
I’m hosting an
online Persuasion Movie Night!

And You’re Invited!



Event Name: Persuasion Movie Night

Location: Facebook

Date: Thursday, July 12th, 2018

Time: 6:45-9:00pm EST

Please have your copy of the 1995 version of Persuasion (starring Amanda Root & Ciaran Hinds) ready to play!

If you don’t own the movie, there are multiple places to stream it, such as youtube.
In Canada, it costs under five dollars. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4tD3hJO6L8


If you don’t have the movie and still wish to come, please do!

We’ll chat, have fun, and there will be prizes!



See you there!
Eva


About Eva Maria Hamilton


Eva Maria Hamilton is the author of Highland Hearts, a Love Inspired Historical novel published by Harlequin. Her novel, Highland Hearts, won 2nd Place in the Historical Romance, as well as the Traditional/Inspirational Romance Categories in the Heart of Excellence Reader’s Choice Awards, and was an Inspirational Series Finalist in the 2013 Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence. Her short story, Disinherited Love, can be read in the anthology, A Kiss is Still A Kiss. Eva Maria Hamilton is also the owner of Lilac Lane Publishing, which is currently publishing the Jane Austen Colouring & Activity Book Series.


To connect with Eva Maria Hamilton online, please visit her at www.EvaMariaHamilton.com or www.LilacLanePublishing.com


      

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  2. What a creative idea. Would love to participate, but we'll be at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival--ironically, watching Sense and Sensibility!

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