Want want want want WANTWANTWANT!

Can I make it until October?  Doubtful:

 

Previously:

1.  Silent in the Grave
2.  Silent in the Sanctuary
3.  Silent on the Moor

Comments

[Sarah Durling]

::flail:: Me either!

[tanita]

DUDE: The Shrinking Violets have a Raybourn interview and are giving away a copy of her book. I entered to win one for you, CAUSE THAT'S THE KIND OF FRIEND I AM.

Of course, I may read it first, and bend down all the pages before I give it to you, but... you know how it is.

[Maureen E]

WHAT IS WITH THE TWILIGHT COVER???

I like Raybourn's books, but...*meep*

[Leila]

Sarah: Yes to the flailing!

Tanita: You are my hero. Dog-ear away!

Maureen: Holy cow, you're totally right! I was so excited that I didn't even notice. Ha!

[Angie]

Ha! I've been so busy admiring it I didn't even notice the Twilight parallel at all. Crazy.

It's still pretty, tho. And I'll still be devouring it ASAP.

[Afton]

I was so excited the cover didn't show a heaving bosom, I didn't even notice the Twilight similarities.

[Leila]

Okay, I'm going to admit something embarrassing: I liked the heaving bosom cover. But mostly just because I thought it was awesomely and hilariously ridiculous.

[Kate F.]

Twilight was the first thing I thought of, too. And the second thing was "Tasha Alexander sends her heroine to Constantinople in book four; Deanna Wraybourn sends hers to India?" Love both series, but I kind of pity these two authors, who apparently have an unfortunate mind meld.

[Katie]

I REALLY hope the ARC Fairy drops this one on my desk.

[Sakura_Blossom]

I am glad I'm not the only one who got a Twilight vibe from the cover.

[Librarianwho]

I just recently came across your blog and I'm so thrilled to discover someone who is as gaga over the Lady Julia Grey series as I am. According to her editor it is the best one yet! And I agree with all the others who dislike the Twilight vibe of the cover. Too funny.