Deborah Cooke: Author

Tag: Medieval romance

  • A New Project

    I’ve joined up with twelve other historical romance authors on a new project – a website and blog called Love Historicals. It’s been crazy getting everything loaded up to the new site, and we’ve been lucky to have some terrific expertise on our side pulling it together. Thanks to Jack for doing the site and…

  • The Highlander’s Curse Reader Letter

    Dear Reader; Have you ever wanted to be more than you already are? Annelise, the heroine of The Highlander’s Curse, is so shy that people easily overlook her. She wants desperately to marry, to have a husband and children of her own, but despairs that she will miss her chance because of her nature. Our…

  • The Snow White Bride on Sale

    This weekend, my medieval romance, The Snow White Bride, is on sale for 99 cents. This is the third book in my Jewels of Kinfairlie trilogy, and it’s set at Christmas. It’s Alexander’s story, when his sisters get even with him for his matchmaking by finding him a bride. Why not pick up a copy…

  • 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…