Hot from the very talented paintbrush of David Young comes the cover for Fortunate Wager, my newest Newmarket Regency. I am quite amazingly pleased with it!
If you have read Fair Deception, you will remember Caroline Fortune, who played a walk-on part. Being a girl of decided opinions, she made it very clear to me that she was destined for far greater things - and so Fortunate Wager was born.
As you can see from David's lovely cover, Caroline frequently sneaks out at dawn in her brother's clothes to exercise his horses. It's only when she finds injured nobles that the problems start...
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18 comments:
What a lovely cover!
Congratulations.
Thanks, Shirley. I was totally bowled over when it dropped into my inbox this morning!
How you tease me! Do we have a date yet????
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October or November this year, I think, Liz.
Oh, that's a fabulous cover, Jan!
Thank you, Elizabeth. I'm really pleased with it. (Can you tell?)
Love the cover, and the book sounds great.
Jan, that's a gorgoeus cover. Delighted for you!
Thanks, Debs and thank you, Kate. Glad it's not just me that likes my cover!
Gorgeous, Jan, and I'm looking forward to reading about Caroline. I thought she had more than a walk-on part, and I'm not surprised she demanded her own book!
Thanks, K8. Yup, Caro is one determined heroine.
Congratulations, Jan. It's striking and, from what you say, apt.
Oh, nice one! The cover fairies have always been very nice to you.
Thank you, Susie. 'Tis indeed apt.
I have very nice cover fairies indeed, Julie. I think it comes from leaving them out little pots of glitter and sequins to play with overnight back in my pre-school-playgroup days.
Nice cover art. :o)
Jan, I added you to my blog roll. Hope that's ok, it just saves me a few more clicks.
Thanks, Diane. And I'm honoured to be on your blogroll!
And it's not purple, either!
Looking good, Jan and that's a nice horse.
Isn't she nice, Nicky? And a lot better behaved than at the beginning of the book, I can tell you.
Don't know yet what colour the spine and the back of the book are going to be. Suppose I ought to find out before I start making bookmarks...
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