I finally figured out how to get my book cover converted to .jpeg so I could include it here! Please continue on to the blog....
The cover of the first serialized chapter [those of you familiar with the
flora of northern England and Scotland will recognize the golden gorse]:
Beautiful, Mairi!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Susan. I think it's beautiful, too.
DeleteGorgeous cover. I tweeted.
ReplyDeleteI agree, it is. It's designed by Rae Monet and is the first of eleven similar covers for the eleven serial installments. She's finished four, so far and they are all so lovely.
DeleteBeautiful cover, Mairi!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gerri. I got a close up look at golden gorse when we visited Yorkshire last year. I would have brought a planting home, if both governments wouldn't have frowned on that, lol.
DeleteIt's all beginning to happen!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing, Beppie? Months, even years, but now it's all coming together. Listen for that exciting yelling you'll hear on September 30. You'll know it's me.
DeleteHow exciting! The cover is simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it just, Lane? As I mentioned, it's by Rae Monet, and she is a wonderful designer.
DeleteHow does that saying go-- kissing's only allowed when the gorse is in bloom? :-) Your cover is so inviting!
ReplyDeleteLol, then it's a good thing gorse is in bloom most of the year. Thanks for stopping by, Kate.
DeleteWonderfully warm and inviting cover, Màiri. I really like the mirror effect, literally pulling the reader into the book. Very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful way to describe the center photo, Pat. I really loved the effect when Rae first sent it. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteTruly lovely, Mairi! Has an Old Worlde look to it!
ReplyDeleteThat's the look I was going for, Louisa, when I talked with my cover designer, Rae Monet (she did the gorgeous Old Masters look for the website, too.)
DeleteThanks for visiting!