Deborah Cooke: Author

Tag: Medieval romance

  • Cover Variations

    I’ve had the covers updated for two of the Champions of Saint Euphemia books. As much as I liked them initially, in thumbnail versions they weren’t as snappy as I’d like. I had the designer make a couple of changes. First off, The Crusader’s Heart. In the old version, her dress was white. In the…

  • Those Champions

    Many of you know I have a new series coming up called the Champions of Saint Euphemia. Some of you have pre-ordered book #1, The Crusader’s Bride, and you may have noticed the date slipping out. I thought we’d talk about that today. My original plan with this idea was that these four stories would…

  • An Elegy for Melusine

    An Elegy for Melusine is a novella I wrote a number of years ago, which retells the French medieval fairy tale featuring Melusine. I’ve loved this story since I first read it, even though it doesn’t end well. In fact, I always wanted to give Melusine her happily-ever-after. There was no point in writing my…

  • Show Specials

    Last weekend, I participated in the Sexy in the City booksigning in Toronto. Some of you were wishing you could be there, but couldn’t. Some of you really want one of my new tote bags. Some of you were disappointed to miss the show pricing on those trade paperbacks. So, I’m having a sale in…

  • Reader Letter from An Elegy for Melusine

    An Elegy for Melusine is a fantasy novella with romantic elements that I wrote for an anthology several years ago. It’s currently available in Beguiled, the collection of my own shorter works, in both print and digital editions. In a few days, it will be available on its own in a digital edition: read on…