Today I'm happy to be a part of the cover reveal and sneak peek blog hop for Mary Waibel's novel, Charmed Memories, the second book in the Princess of Valendria series. Here is the lovely cover, designed by the talented Marion Sipe.
Blurb:
Prince
Trevor has always placed duty to his kingdom above the desires of his
own heart.
But when his betrothed is lost at sea, he finds himself torn between
honor and love.
After
four years of searching for the missing princess, he begins to
secretly long for
Lady Bri, the Woodland Guide he works with each day. But the law says
he must marry
a princess, and Bri is barely a noble.
When
Trevor learns that Bri was shipwrecked at the same time and place as
the princess,
he begins to believe he has finally found his bride-to-be. But his
happiness is
short-lived.
Bri has no memory of her past, and the princess wasn't the only girl
who disappeared
from the ship.
Desperate
to prove Bri is his princess, Trevor unwittingly places the two of
them
in
grave danger. Buried in Bri's memories are deadly secrets someone
wants kept
from
the light of day, and learning who she is may cost more than either
is willing to
pay.
Sneak Peek:
Prologue
Another
roll of thunder rumbled as he halted before the large door at the end
of
the
hallway. Laughter and chatter drifted out through the iron barred
window. Every
time
the ship dipped, Princess Elsbeth and Lady Lisabet squealed, their
voices highpitched and grating. As if their screams would help them
if the ship broke apart in this storm.
Charmed Memories is releasing this Friday, August 9th. More details are available at http://marywaibel.blogspot.com
Sounds like an interesting story. I love forbidden love. And the cover is awesome. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Natalie!
DeleteIt is pretty awesome, right? But the blurb is what gets me. MUST READ. ;)
DeleteThanks for the visit, seems about right, Crystal, but fortunately, the attitude of adults has changed a little over the centuries. In the middle ages, children were seen as just small adults. The invention of childhood didn't begin until the middle of the 18th century, and then only slowly.
ReplyDeleteTrue, true. It's amazing how far we've come/degenerated, eh?
DeleteThanks for having me here and being part of my cover reveal/sneak peek!!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to have you, Mary!
DeleteOh, wow! This sounds absolutely fantastic!! It has all the stuff I love in stories -- romance, royalty, mistaken identity, even amnesia. So much fun!
ReplyDeleteI know, right? Total readers-lust here.
DeleteSo many books, so little time...
ReplyDeleteHey, Liz, I'll share when the scientists locked in my basement complete that time-stopper. ;)
DeleteWhat a cool cover! The colors really stand out. I can't help but love the premise, too. Definitely adding this to my wishlist!
ReplyDeleteAnd mine!
DeleteCover looks intriguing :)
ReplyDeleteliked the whole story plot..
I'd love to read it some day.
I know, right?
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