Covers draw in readers!!

 This afternoon I got a note on my facebook page from one of my clients. She linked a review for her book "Stranded but not Alone " The title of the review says it all!!

  

The Cover is what drew me to the book!, August 28, 2012

By

J. L. Landry "vampire lover"

This review is from: Stranded but not Alone (Midnight Moanings Collection) (Kindle Edition)

Since I'm into IR romances, I gave this one a shot and I'm glad I did! Seth and Simone were great characters and the story line will hold your interest. Looking forward to reading more from Cora Blu, especially any IR stories!

http://www.amazon.com/review/RGKC7M9ZSAGW5/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B008NNSSBO&channel=detail-glance&nodeID=133140011&store=digital-text

GO BUY IT NOW!!!

Full Circle by I. M. Cupnjava

In a war-torn world a group of vampires struggle to reclaim their past glory. One of their own is missing.  Weakened by solitude, the leader of the vampires, Kendrick, must find Byron, his covenant mate, before the pain of isolation kills them both. Locating Byron is the least of the vampires' problems.

The chaos of the world's death rattle breeds suffering, death and pestilence as well as a call for vengeance. The opposing sides of good and evil never looked so similar. A war that began with the dawn of time has enjoyed a respite. That respite is ending. Vampiric history, human history and the lives of two lovers are about to come full circle.

Freya's Bower

Lady Isabella

I've been super busy with book covers lately so I was surprised when I got the urge to create something for fun. Recently I listened to Lady Isabella's Scandalous Marriage by Jennifer Ashley. I really enjoyed the story as well as the others in the series. But as much as I loved Ian's story it was Mac's book that inspired me. "Mac" Mackenzie is an artist who's muse was his estranged wife, Isabella. The way Jennifer Ashley wrote the the details in the book, I could almost see the paintings Mac would do of his beloved wife. Now I don't daydream about naked women (not that there's anything wrong with that...lol) but I couldn't help but create how I felt Mac saw his Isabella.

Enjoy!!

Searching for Sarah by Nona Mae King

Sara has ached to live in America. But being born of a single mother in London's working class, she could only dream. Then Sara is invited by a prestigious family. Drawn to the possibility of a new beginning, she steps forward into the unknown.

Sara's benefactor is widower Christopher Lake, a philanthropist helping the less fortunate redefine their future. Though devastated by the loss of his wife, he dedicates himself to her last request: To provide Sara the means for a brighter future.

But when a local paper weaves tales of a romantic entanglement, Sara is stricken by the stark reality of a growing devotion. Caught in the whirlwind of debuts and dinner parties, she has fallen for the one man she cannot have. Could a servant girl hope to bless such a noble man to happiness?

http://www.nonaking.com/searching-for-sara/

Coming December 2012

Caden's Fate by Kate McKeever

     Fate Halligan is a Death Maiden, a woman who has spent her life training to help souls journey from life to the next level of existence. When her life is threatened, she must turn to a man she has been taught to view with caution.

     Caden Greene is a Soldier of Light, a man who will risk his life and more to save dying souls from being stolen and used for evil by the Obsidian Guard.

     As a team, Caden and Fate join forces and must make decisions about not only their lives, but the future of the very world they have loyally served.

Crescent Moon Press

Lovers Rendezvous

What's playing on my Ipod? The Devil Wears Plaid by Teresa Medeiros

City of Thieves by Audrey Cuff

     When Ashley Brown was five years old, her parents left her in the care of her Grandma, though her mother promised to return for her. At fourteen, Ashley is still living with her grandmother in Highland, a city on the outskirts of Maryville, a place known as the “ghetto.”

Ashley has shadowy memories of her mother taking her to her favorite place, the library. Reading a good book allows Ashley to escape her poverty and crime infested community.

One afternoon after listening to the Mayor’s press conference, Ashley discovers that the Mayor is taking away the community library. In spite of being put on punishment for a week by her Grandma for defending herself from the school bullies, Ashley feels it is worth the risk to sneak out of her apartment to mail a letter she has written to the Mayor about keeping the library open.

Every day homeless people approach her and beg for something to eat or for money. The most frequent requests come from two disheveled individuals Ashley has nicknamed “Orphan Annie” and the “business-man bum.”  As if escaping the homeless people isn’t enough, there are a bunch of bullies who harass Ashley. One day, the bullies chase her into an alley. They force her to the ground and Ashley is afraid of what could have happened next. This is one time Ashley wished she listen to her Grandma.

Wild Child Publishing