A few years ago Medallion Media Group, the wonderful publisher of my Victorian-set Men of Roxbury House trilogy–VANQUISHED, ENSLAVED & UNTAMED–sold the books to publishers in France and Italy. And now there is a third foreign sale to report, this time to Spain!
Libros de Seda, my Spanish publisher, kindly forwarded me the book cover for VENCIDA (VANQUISHED) and well, I couldn’t be more pleased! The photograph was taken in 1920 in Trieste, Italy. As my hero, Hadrian St. Clare, is a portrait photographer hired to take a risque photograph of my suffragette spokeswoman heroine, Caledonia–Callie–Rivers to ruin her personally and discredit her publicly, having a photograph grace the cover of this latest foreign language edition feels especially fitting.
Still, all three covers are gorgeous, all unique and vastly different visual takes on the book. Which is your favorite?
Post your vote as a comment to this blog post between now and 12 midnight EST, February 1st . One randomly selected commenter will win a free copy of VANQUISHED–digital or print, your pick.
They all look nice. I like the one with the lady’s back.
I vote for the cover of Vanquished. I just like the pose the model is shown in.
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Congrats on Spain! I like the Vanquished one but the Vencida one does fit well with the storyline. It has more of the period feel than the color version.
Although not one of the options…I personally think John Gidding on the cover as Hadrian St. Clare would have us all drooling 🙂 Sorry, couldn’t resist!
I came to the site tonight checking to see if there was news about A Rogue’s Return. Eagerly awaiting that one.
Hi Donna! Thanks for your comments on the covers. Regarding A ROGUE’S RETURN, I have happy news to report. The book will be published by Samhain in 2014 as the launch to a new Regency-set series. Deets, including the new & improved title, coming soon!
Congrats to my winner: Donna Bishop! Donna, I will be in touch re getting you the book — print or digital, as you prefer.
Thanks for taking time out to comment.