The Raven And the Rose (2014)
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I’m sure many of you are like me and often reluctant to buy an anthology if I’m only really interested in one story. Now, we can have just what we want, when and how we want it. What an interesting world we live in!
My publisher has previously put out two of my novellas as eBooks—The Demon’s Bride and The Demon’s Mistress. The confusion of titles is completely accidental. They were originally published ten years apart. The Demon’s Bride is a Georgian story that was originally in an anthology... called Moonlit Lovers, and The Demon’s Mistress is a Regency that originally appeared in In Praise of Younger Men. (Yes, Lord Vandeimen is nearly ten years younger than the widow who becomes his lover.) Now, three more novellas are coming this winter as individual eBooks. A Mummers’ Play (released in 12/13) features a vengeful Regency Lady; The Dragon and the Princess (2/14) a vengeful dragon lord of Dorn; and The Raven and the Rose (3/14) a quest to end the bloody twelfth-century civil war called the Anarchy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’m sure many of you are like me and often reluctant to buy an anthology if I’m only really interested in one story. Now, we can have just what we want, when and how we want it. What an interesting world we live in!
My publisher has previously put out two of my novellas as eBooks—The Demon’s Bride and The Demon’s Mistress. The confusion of titles is completely accidental. They were originally published ten years apart. The Demon’s Bride is a Georgian story that was originally in an anthology... called Moonlit Lovers, and The Demon’s Mistress is a Regency that originally appeared in In Praise of Younger Men. (Yes, Lord Vandeimen is nearly ten years younger than the widow who becomes his lover.) Now, three more novellas are coming this winter as individual eBooks. A Mummers’ Play (released in 12/13) features a vengeful Regency Lady; The Dragon and the Princess (2/14) a vengeful dragon lord of Dorn; and The Raven and the Rose (3/14) a quest to end the bloody twelfth-century civil war called the Anarchy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Beverley to read onlineMoreLess
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