Deborah Cooke: Author

Category: Foreign Editions

  • Review for The Crusader’s Handfast

    Debbie posted a wonderful review and showcase for The Crusader’s Handfast at her blog, The Reading Frenzy. Here’s part of what she had to say: “Like all the previous in her fabulous Champions of St. Euphemia tales, Claire Delacroix’s 5th in the series, The Crusader’s Handfast is like stepping through time back to the era…

  • Harlequin Historicals Foreign Editions

    I love foreign editions. It’s so interesting to see how the stories are presented in different markets, sometimes with the same cover imagery and sometimes not. (I particularly enjoy the Viking cover on the first Italian edition of Unicorn Bride, which is a medieval set in southern France.) It’s also interesting to see which titles…

  • The Rogues of Ravensmuir Foreign Editions

    There weren’t many foreign editions of The Rogues of Ravensmuir books, for a number of reasons, but I think it’s a shame. These are the kinds of books that would have performed well, particularly in Germany and Spain. C’est la vie! It is very strange that Ysabella’s name was changed to Virginia for the French…

  • The Bride Quest Foreign Editions

    The Bride Quest trilogy was particularly popular in Germany, where it was published in multiple editions. Here are a few of them, grouped together in design suites. The strange thing is when not all books are published in a particular design suite, but it happens all the time. First German trade paperback edition (the clinches):…

  • The Jewels of Kinfairlie Foreign Editions

    Here are some of the foreign editions for The Jewels of Kinfairlie trilogy: I really like the Spanish ones, which were printed in both trade paperback and mass market formats. Spanish mass market and trade paperback editions: Italian edition: French editions: