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More new covers – hooray!

10/01/2018

Ta da! Here are the new covers for the Alex Jackson series. I just loooooooooove them 😀

 

22 Responses

  1. I always find author bios more interesting when they give a little sense of what the person enjoys outside of writing, and this one does that with the mix of family, reading, vintage dresses and romance. The “heroes-in-training” line also made me wonder how much real family life sneaks into an author’s characters. For romance writers, everyday relationships probably provide plenty of little details to borrow from.

  2. Its interesting how different experiences can shape a story without the writer planning it from the start. The part about visiting Israel and then returning home to write Falling for Mr Wrong shows how travel can stay in your head long after the trip is over. I also liked the idea of creating characters from things you genuinely enjoy, rather than trying to fit a publishers formula. Sometimes the most unexpected inspiration probably makes the story feel more personal and less predictable.

  3. I really enjoyed seeing the updated book covers and the creativity behind giving stories a fresh visual identity. The new designs beautifully capture the charm of the books while making them more appealing to readers. A wonderful update for any book lover!

  4. The updated covers give the Alex Jackson series a really nice new look. It’s surprising how much a cover can influence the way a book catches your eye, and these designs feel fresh without losing the connection between the stories. Definitely a fun update for longtime readers.

  5. I like that the books seem to use familiar romance tropes but mix them across different settings and story situations. Sometimes tropes like fake marriage or secret baby can feel predictable, so the characters usually have to do the heavy lifting for the story to stay interesting.

  6. The new book covers look fantastic, and it’s always exciting to see familiar stories presented with a fresh visual style. The updated designs give the books a renewed appeal and make them even more inviting for both longtime readers and newcomers.

  7. I find the mix of sweet and steamy romance interesting because it gives readers very different moods depending on what they’re looking for. What caught my attention is Joanne’s focus on the happily-ever-after rather than just the romance itself. Her background as a reader also seems to influence the kind of stories she creates, which is probably why relatable characters matter so much. I’d be curious to know how she decides whether a new story should lean more sweet or steamy, because that choice can change the whole feel of a book.

  8. Seeing the new book covers is such a fun part of the publishing journey. I like how a cover can give readers an early impression of a story before they even open the book. The excitement around revealing these designs makes the post feel personal and engaging.

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