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Readers:

I love to hear from readers! Please email me at SamanthaHastingsPreorders (at) Gmail.

You can also connect with me on social media. Find me on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, LibraryThing, and Goodreads.

Bloggers and Reviews:

For ARC requests and/or any marketing questions, there are different people and publishers to contact depending on the book.

The Last Word, The Invention of Sophie Carter, and A Royal Christmas Quandary, please contact my publicist, Molly Ellis, at molly.ellis (at) macmillan.com

Secret of the Sonnets, By Any Other Name, please contact Jessica Bybee jbybee (at) covenant-lds.com

A Novel Disguise, please contact Crooked Lane Books.

The Marquess and the Runaway Lady, please contact Harlequin Historical.

The Girl with the Golden Eyes, Jane Austen Trivia, and The Duchess Contract, please contact me directly at SamanthaHastingsPreorders (at) Gmail. 

Librarians and Educators:

I would love to come and do an event at your library. I can do an author's reading or a presentation on the writing/publishing process. Please email me at SamanthaHastingsPreorders (at) Gmail. 

If you are interested in an Author's Panel, I have connections with many amazing Utah authors.

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