today in print!

not sure the covers reflect the stories, and she does look like she's perhaps clutching herself in pain.

HOWEVER I really like this cover. Neat colors, fonts--art, dammit. You can buy the book here.

Comments

  1. Anonymous11:27 PM

    I bought one. How could I not, with three of my pals as authors?

    BTW, this is the last call for contest entries over at my place.

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  2. Esri Rose12:28 AM

    Oooheee! That's is really gorgeous!

    The butterfly is perched on the fabric around her breasts, right? On the right hand side?

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  3. Kate9:24 AM

    Thanks for Buying Doug. I'd do the contest but I'm on a self imposed deadline which I'm not close to making. I hate my boss. Maybe I'll play hooky and do your contest instead.

    Yea! Esri Rose wins! And in fact, maybe you should actually win something. Want a Summer Devon ebook? Email me.

    Of course I have no idea WHY there's a butterfly on her, but I still like the cover.

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  4. Bonnie Dee11:01 AM

    I think it's extremely sexy. I love the cover even though it's a headless torso which I usually complain about.

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  5. Corn Dog11:57 AM

    The cover is fantastic. I love it. Gorgeous. Very sensual.

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