Falling for the master of the house. Stern and unyielding, Major Damon Collingham was prepared to pay a king's ransom for someone who could stay the course as governess to his two motherless children. In her straitened circumstances, Miss Juliana Wrenn needed this post and could not allow herself to be intimidated by him - or his colorful reputation.
A devil on the battlefield and in the bedroom. Juliana knew what was said about her employer. She would not fall under his spell. But then, those harsh features could sometimes soften to something so much more attractive....
You can find more details and read an extract at www.sarahmallory.com
I love this cover - hope you agree with me - and I'd be delighted to know what you think of my new website, too.
Melinda Hammond/Sarah Mallory
10 comments:
Jane said...
Melinda, what a truly beautiful cover. Good luck with this new venture and market. Given the outline I'm sure it will achieve excellent sales.
A great cover and congratulations Melinda. You must be very excited.
Kate Tremayne
Congratulations Melinda - what a scrumptious cover! I wish you every success!
Jane Odiwe
I love the cover, it's really beautiful. Will the book be available in the UK? I suppose it will always be available via ABE books and Amazon...)
I've read several of your Melinda Hammond books and loved them. I think my favourite so far is Dance for a Diamond.
Thanks for the very positive feedback - yes More Than A Governess should be out in the UK later this year - don't worry I will let everyone know! Glad to know the Melinda Hammonds are going down well - and yes, Dance for a Diamond was one of my favourites, too...
Melinda Hammond
Beautiful cover, Melinda! Er, Sarah.
Jan - I know it is difficult with two names, but luckily I am a Gemini, so I am very happy with a double life!
Melinda
This story sounds wonderful. And as I've said before, everyone on this blog seems blessed with beautiful covers.
Love the cover. Congratulations on the new book, Linda Sole
The cover is beautiful. I look forward to reading the book.
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