A few weeks ago, writer Susanna Bavin, who writes as herself, Polly Heron and Maisie Thomas, invited me back to her blog to talk about cover love. It’s a great topic for a blog series, because while the main job of a cover image is to be eye-catching, what makes a good cover for a romance is not what makes a good cover for a thriller – and we can argue about the pros and cons of sticking to what’s in fashion or not, too.
I went with my newest book, Pact of Silence, whose cover was designed by Jayne Mapp, who covered Daria’s Daughter too. I wanted to reblog the post, but that doesn’t seem to work with Susanna’s website and mine, so I’ll put the link to the post HERE. Have a look and see what you think – and check out Susanna’s books while you’re there, too!
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Saving the Lakeside Hotel
‘Armchair travel at its best!’
Cass Grafton
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Daria’s Daughter
‘Chillingly suspenseful…‘
Carmen Radtke
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The Runaway
‘a stonking good read’
Jo Bartlett
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The Un-Family
‘A brilliant read & highly recommended’
Deb Day -
The Cold Cold Sea
‘An emotional read, a turbulent read.’
Nicki’s Book Blog
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