Deborah Cooke: Author

Author: Deborah Cooke

  • Summer Flowers

    My garden is a spring garden. It comes on strong with bulbs then early perennials, but pretty much runs its course by June. I’ve been trying to change that in recent years, and have been adding more daylilies and daisies. Right now, they’re in their full glory. It’s yellow and orange out there! Best of…

  • The Rogue on the Charts

    The Rogue is on sale this week through the end of the month, and yesterday, it was advertised in BookBub. This is a medieval romance that’s a bit gothic, and it’s one of my personal favorites. I always get excited when Merlyn and Ysabella find some new readers. The Rogue is also the first book…

  • A Poll on Historical Romance Covers

    Since I’ve been commissioning new packages for my historical romances, I thought it was time to ask your opinion about covers and images. Here we go!         I’m curious to see your answers. Please feel free to share the poll link with friends who read historical romance. 🙂  

  • A New Review for The Scoundrel

    The Book Review blog posted a new review yesterday for The Scoundrel, my action-adventure medieval romance which is #2 of the Rogues of Ravensmuir trilogy. Here’s a good bit: “Medieval is one of my very favorite historical romance sub-genres, and I have been in the right mood to immerse myself in ancient times that are…

  • Statistics on Romance eBooks

    We’re back to talking about the business of writing and publishing on Thursdays. I thought we might be done for a while, but an interesting post came across my feed on the weekend, and it’s well worth sharing. If you’ve ever taken a course on statistics, or thought about them much, you’ll know that statistics…