PLANTING HOPE Cover Reveal
Once again, George at Think Cap Design Studios has crafted a perfect cover! My street team is telling me it’s their favorite yet, which is amazing as my covers always get WoW ratings. 🙂
Here’s the back cover blurb:
When flowers and chocolate collide,
romance is sure to bloom.
Family has always been the one constant in Jess Beaumont’s messy life, so when her parents separate, she puts “Operation: Planting Hope” into action. All she has to do is recreate the circumstances that helped her parents fall in love. Unfortunately, that includes the daunting task of restoring the family cabin’s gardens. When the handsome candy store owner shows up to help, she’s certain she has all the elements required for her parents’ love to bloom again. After all, flowers and chocolate are the perfect ingredients for romance.
Luke Harrison has spent his life trying to win his father’s approval, and a promotion in the family land development business would be a step in that direction. But when he inherits Gran’s candy store, his dreams of being promoted start melting away. Then his dad dangles a Vice President position in front of Luke, with one caveat—acquire the land on both sides of Gran’s store within six months, including the Beaumont cabin, and the promotion is his.
What at first seemed a simple challenge for Luke becomes a tangled mess. Buying the Beaumont cabin and land will nip his blossoming romance with Jess in the bud. Even worse, it could end her parents’ marriage. But if he doesn’t succeed, he could be trading in his corner office for the corner candy store.
Now here it is!
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I LOVE IT!!! So, so pretty!!! Congratulations, Brenda!
Thanks, Regina. 🙂 My designer did an amazing job!
Love the cover. Can hardly wait to read it.
Thank you, Ann! I hope the story is as beautiful as the cover. 🙂
Pretty cover but the blurb is even better! Looking forward to reading it!
Yay! Glad you liked the blurb! (Those are the bane of my authorial existence!)
Love it. And, I love the way you worded the back cover.
Yay! The back cover is always difficult to write, so I’m very happy that people are intrigued by it. 🙂 Big thanks to friends Stacy Monson & Lorna Seilstad for helping me pretty it up!
Love it, Bren. Well done from blurb to cover – all of it.
Thank you! George always creates beautiful covers! As for the blurb, it’s probably one of the better ones I’ve written–could it be I’m improving?! Now, hopefully the story can live up to the cover & the blurb!