It was up on Amazon today - so I thought I'd share with you - and here it is:
What do you think? I'm sort of Hmmmm about this one.
Tall dark handsome hero - check
Villa in Italy - check
Not at all sure that Dario is the type to furnish his home with a grandfather clock . . . But maybe it's the heroine's parents' house where it would be more appropriate!
Heroine . . . err - "So this was Alyse Gregory. . . .She was tall, blonde, beautiful'"
Oh well!
At least the USA cover gets the colouring right!
At least the USA cover gets the colouring right!
So which do you prefer?
12 comments:
US one for sure!
Hi Kate, I prefer the UK cover even though the heroine isn't blonde. I love the blue cover and crisp font. Can't wait to read this x
I like elements from the UK cover. Pity about the hair.
Hi Kate. I love the NA cover. But your comment about the grandfather clock made me laugh! Dario certainly doesn't look like the kind of guy who would be wanting that in his house!
No contest - USA all the way !!!
Will be the U.S cover for me. It's nice seeing the hero and heroine cuddling!
I like the US one too Rachael - but it's not totally accurate either. Dario is supposed to be in evening dress - white shirt - but having pulled his bow tie loose at the neck. And Alyse is in a *long* blue dress. Oh well
Hi Kim - I expect most people prefer the covers for their 'home territory'. The trouble is I find it hard to see my heroine in the girl in the picture.
Hi Mary - it is a pity about Alyse's hair colour isn't it? I grit my teeth when I see mistakes like that when it's obvious from the first appearance in the book that she's blonde.
Hi Andie - the NA cover isn't quite right either (see my reply to Rachael's comment) but they are more like my hero and heroine. But that grandfather clock . . . when Dario is supposed to be a rebel all the way . . .Perhaps not!
Hi Melissa. I'm glad you too like the USA cover. I'm happier with that- at least the hero and heroine are touching and not just 'posing'!
Hello sleepysian - I so agree - see my comment to Melissa. I like there to at least be some contact between my hero and heroine - specially when there is plenty of contact in the story!
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