My World...in words and pages: Book Cover Release...

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Book Cover Release...

As many of you know I love the book Dead, Undead or Somewhere Inbetween by J.A. Saare. Well, J.A. Saare is reissuing the book through Mundania Press. So there is a new amazing looking cover. Now, I did love the old one for the eyes on the cover, but this are just amazing!

Oh, and did I mention the cover for The Renfield Syndrome?

Yep, it's here too! AWWWWSOOME! I love it as it is just what I imaged the world to look like at the end of Dead, Undead or Somewhere Inbetween.

Curious by what I mean and the looks of the cover? Well, go pre-order Dead, Undead or Somewhere Inbetween.

And Cool news to add to the mix is that Jaime is contracted for the third book in the Rhiannon's Law series as well ~~ The Ripple Effect! This is all such wonderful news!!!

The Renfield Syndrome has an anticipated release (but could change) of summer/fall 2011.

The Ripple Effect has an anticipated release date of 2012. (which Jaime is still working on writing.)

You can visit J.A. Saare on her blog for more details on the books, HERE.

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Melissa (Books and Things)March 15, 2011 at 7:01 PM
Pwetty! I have Dead, Undead b/c of you on my tbr (old cover). I hope to get to it soon.
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Melissa (My World...in words and pages)March 15, 2011 at 8:32 PM
Melissa (Books&Things) - Because of mwa!?! lol. I do hope you enjoy it when you get to reading it. I'm going to have to get this book too so the covers match when I get book two. ;)
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