Deborah Cooke: Author

Category: Publishing

  • New Cover for Love Potion #9

    Love Potion #9 – which is a paranormal romance and romantic comedy – is a personal favorite of my own books. (Although it has paranormal elements, they aren’t as vehement as those what we call paranormal romance now. I think of it as a contemporary romance and romantic comedy with a bit of magic.) When…

  • Where Have All the Dragons Gone?

    This is a bit of a strange post, but it illustrates one of the big changes happening in publishing right now. A number of you have emailed me or left messages here on the blog or on my Facebook pages, asking why you can’t buy some of the Dragonfire or Dragon Diaries books. Most of…

  • The Crusader’s Handfast

    Radegunde and Duncan’s story is the unexpected (but necessary) fifth book in the Champions of Saint Euphemia series. The Crusader’s Handfast begins in Paris, after the reliquary has been safely delivered to the Paris Temple. Their story involves the revelation of secrets, and the resolution of hidden conflicts. I like that these two ensure the…

  • The Amazon Trifecta

    Amazon was in attendance at the Novelists’ Inc conference last week, and they mentioned again several programs of theirs. I know about these, but you might not. They’re excellent programs and bear revisiting. What’s cool about these two programs is that they come out of Amazon’s understanding that readers like to have their books in…

  • eReadLocal at Kobo US

    Here’s a wonderful promotion that I learned about while at NINC, which is available to those of you in the US. Kobo wants to encourage you to shop at indie bookstores, many of which sell Kobo e-reading devices. eRead Local also is a drive to get more readers to sign up for Kobo accounts. Here’s…