Guess what just arrived in the mail today? Gorgeous, hot-off-the-presses copies of the British edition of The Deception of the Emerald Ring.

Emerald Ring makes its official UK debut on 6 September, 2010.
In the meantime, the books are too pretty not to share. I’ll be giving away three copies to people chosen [...]

For those interested in acquiring the British editions of Pink, I just heard from a retailer who sells them here in the U.S. You can find the link here.

While we’re having fun with foreign covers, here’s a completely new one… Pink Carnation in Turkish!

You can order the Turkish edition here.

The Deception of the Emerald Ring has a glamorous new look for its English debut.

Emerald Ring comes out in the UK in early September. There’s something about this cover that makes me think a little bit about Cinderella (very fitting for Letty!) and a little bit about classic romantic suspense novels, a la Mary [...]

Hi, all! My British publisher, Allison & Busby, just published a Q&A with me as part of their on-line book club for The Secret History of the Pink Carnation.

Pink the Paperback officially makes its British debut today!

Look for it at Waterstone’s and WH Smith. My spies across the Pond inform me that it’s part of their summer sales.

What would I do without foreign editions to keep me entertained? The paperback version of the UK edition of The Secret History of the Pink Carnation comes out this July. My fabulous British publisher just sent me an early version of the cover picture.

Pretty, no? I can’t wait to see [...]

The UK version of The Secret History of the Pink Carnation is now officially out on shelves across the Pond. Unlike some of the foreign editions, which stick pretty closely to the American cover, Pink Britain chose to go with a totally different look. Which do you like better?

I know, I know, that makes a very bizarre headline, since the Pink Carnation is technically already in England– when she’s not in France, that is, or Ireland or Portugal, wreaking havoc on Napoleon as only she knows how.
However, while the Pink Carnation may have been resident in London, her chronicles were not. [...]

Right after I posted the latest foreign covers of Pink Carnation and Black Tulip, a package arrived for me in the mail with the very first of the foreign editions of Emerald Ring– in Portuguese. So here it is! Looks rather familiar, doesn’t it?