Friday, January 28, 2011

Bragging

New  covers are always exciting and scary. I am sure I have said this before.  On the left is the North American April Release for, The Gamekeeper's Lady,  and on the right the same book issued in the UK in December. Both do justice to my heroine, so I can stop holding my breath.  Oh, no! I can't, because there is a book out in May. More than a Mistress is a sequel to The Gamekeeper's Lady. Now I have to start holding my breath all over again.

The Gamekeeper's Lady

A most forbidden attraction! Frederica Bracewell grew up under a cloud of shame. As an illegitimate child, she was treated by her uncle like a servant. It isn't until she encounters the new gamekeeper that shy, innocent Frederica starts to feel like a true lady...Lord Robert Mountford has been banished by his family. After a debauched existence, he revels in the simplicity of a gamekeeper's lifestyle. Until temptation strikes! Frederica's plain appearance and stuttering speech are a far cry from the ladies of the ton, but she may just be his undoing...and unmasking! 

If you fancy buying a copy use the links in the sidebar to order or pre-order depending on where you live or go to your local bookstore or library and enjoy!

Until next time, Happy Rambles.

6 comments:

  1. These are both GREAT covers! Congratulations! I especially love the back of her dress and her hair on the UK version. Makes me wanna get both copies, just for diversity. Hehe! :) ~

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  2. Gorgeous covers!
    Good luck with your book launches,
    Suzi

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  3. Ann, those are gorgeous! Congratulations. :)

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  4. Both covers are great, Ann, but I love the new, darker style.

    Love the idea of the book, too :-)

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  5. Interesting isn't it? Up to now, all my NA covers have been dark and the UK ones more traditionally Regency. This time it seems to be a bit the other way around. All so interesting that we have only the female on both covers for this book.
    Now I am dying to see More than a Mistress, since the books are tied. Not a series, but about twin brothers.

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