Hazel Gaynor / 13 November 2015

THE GIRL FROM THE SAVOY – U.S. cover reveal!

Ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, I give you the beautiful cover for THE GIRL FROM THE SAVOY.

I absolutely adore this cover for the U.S. edition of THE GIRL FROM THE SAVOY. I feel very lucky to have an editor who involves me in all the decision-making, and a design team at William Morrow who blow me away with their creations every time. It captures the era so perfectly!

Sharing the cover of a new book really brings it to life and this is such an exciting step on the path to publication next June. I hope you like it!

You can read more about the book by clicking on the link above.

Have a great weekend, everyone!

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Linda Connolly says

13 November 2015 at 6.15pm

Absolutely fabulous! And your new book is on my Wishlist for Christmas! Should one of my family not order it, I shall! How could I not add it to my collection of your books? But how shall I get it signed like the others? Fondly, Linda Connolly (Toledo, OH, USA)

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Kathleen Demaria says

13 November 2015 at 7.39pm

LOVE the cover and can’t wait for the book !!!!!
Hooray !!!!! Kathleen New Jersey US

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