New review and cover love

Russian Life March/April 2012I have some exciting announcements to share about The House of Arkhangel’sk! First, I was thrilled to learn recently that Russian Life magazine reviewed The Fallen Queen in their March/April print issue, calling it:

…a tense, engaging fantasy thriller that is just a bit sassy or tongue in cheek and chock full of Russian flavor… A great read for a long winter weekend.

Even more thrilling for me, they mentioned the Russian language used in the book without expressing any dismay over my grammar. So, yay, Russian State Hydrometeorological University of St. Petersburg, some of your teaching stuck! ;)

Also, if you weren’t aware, Books Two and Three of The House of Arkhangel’sk will be released in late summer 2012 and spring 2013 in mass-market format with Entangled Publishing’s new distributor! I’m excited to announce that in advance of the August release of The Midnight Court, The Fallen Queen will be re-released on May 15 with a brand-new look. So, without further ado, here’s a sneak peek of the new cover:

The Fallen Queen by Jane Kindred

I think I’m in love with this cover. :)


Comments

8 responses to “New review and cover love”

  1. Love, love, LOVE the new cover. And so excited about the good review in Russian Life. :D
    Let’s keep the good feedback rolling in.

    1. Thanks, LK! I’m having a good day after a rather grueling week. :) (And soon there will be wine.) ;)

  2. Oh my gosh!!! That’s one of the most beautiful covers I’ve ever seen. I would buy that book based on the cover and the cover quote alone. SOLD! Awesome job, Liz!

    1. Also, congrats to Jane for obviously writing a spectacular book worthy of such a cover. :)

      1. :D Thanks, Gina!

  3. Holy Hanna, Jane.That cover is…OFF the charts gorgeous!!!
    *cover envy to the extreme*
    lol

    AMAZING.

  4. Hal-Dad Avatar

    Jane (Sunshine) Kindred,I am really impressed by your writing skills and your marketing campaign for your books. As you know, I was a Marketing major and they never came close to showing me this kind of slick, or should I say sleek, artwork in my Advertising class. I did check with Barnes and Noble in Tucson and they have The Devils Garden available. Adios, Hal-Dad

    1. Thanks, Dad. :) I can’t really take credit for the artwork, however. The book covers are designed by my publishers. I did put the website graphics together, though. ;)

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