Don’t Be Fooled #2

My Lady's Desire by Claire Delacroix in German January 2017 edition

This week, Harlequin has published a German edition of one of my books. You can see it at left. They have the right to do this, and that’s not my concern. What troubles me is that it looks like a new book, but it’s not.

This book is a German translation of My Lady’s Desire, which was originally published in English in May 1998.

The book was already translated and published in the German market in 2001.

My Lady's Desire, book #3 of the Sayerne trilogy of medieval romances by Claire Delacroix, German edition

The previous German cover is on the right.

The two editions aren’t linked on Amazon.de – which is what usually happens when there’s a new edition of a previously published title.

Please don’t be fooled into thinking this is an entirely new book.

The original English edition of My Lady’s Desire, btw, had a lovely cover illustration by Judy York, as shown below. Judy’s artwork was used in several other markets, too, but not Germany.

My Lady's Desire, book #3 of the Sayerne trilogy of medieval romances by Claire Delacroix ClaireDelacroix_MyLadysDesireIT1 My Lady's Desire, book #3 of the Sayerne trilogy of medieval romances by Claire Delacroix, first Japanese edition

4 responses to “Don’t Be Fooled #2”

  1. Ah now the FB post makes more sense 🙂

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    1. It wasn’t this, Deb.

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  2. Martha Stites Avatar

    Deborah/Claire — I just finished reading one of your books, and I have a question about an item in the story that was left dangling…I don’t see anywhere in your website that gives a way to e-mail you, so I’m just jumping onto this posting. I know it’s not in the subject of this thread! How would I message you?

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    1. I’ll send you an email message, Martha. 🙂

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About Me
USA Today bestselling author Deborah Cooke, who also writes as Claire Delacroix

I’m Deborah and I love writing romance novels that blend emotion, humor, and happily-every-after. I’ve been publishing my stories since 1992 and have written as Claire Delacroix (historical and fantasy romance), Claire Cross (time travel romance and romantic comedy) and myself (paranormal romance and contemporary romance). My goal is to keep you turning the pages, no matter which sub-genre you prefer.

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