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New covers!

Robin Helm

I have long wished to rebrand my first six books by having professional, new covers. I commissioned new covers for The Guardian Trilogy a few months ago, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the new look. I made the original covers myself, and I had never been truly satisfied with them. Xander deserved the cover picture, and now he has it. All is right in the angel world. Guardian Trilogy_Ebook

Once I saw the difference in the way my Guardian books looked, I had to do the same for my Yours by Design series. I know I really should wait until I have all three covers done before I reveal the new cover for Accidentally Yours: Yours by Design, Book 1. However, I am an impatient woman, and the new cover is just too beautiful to hide for several more weeks. The new cover for the second book, Sincerely Yours: Yours by Design, Book 2 is already finished. I’m simply waiting for the final files. My designer just told me she’d send them this weekend.

Accidentally Yours - 3D

I am way beyond excited!

Isn’t that cover lovely? Both photos are of my younger daughter. The modern photos were made by Trevor Sullivan during her senior year of college, six years ago. Anna Beckham did the Regency photoshoot with Melanie in August at Rosewood on Country Club, a venue in Lancaster, South Carolina. Jennifer McCoy sewed the costumes – quite amazing since she lives in Texas, and we did everything through messaging.

Shoutout to Laura Hile. She inspired me by rebranding her Mercy’s Embrace series. In fact, her foray into professional covers when she published Darcy by Any Other Name convinced me to hire professional designers for Understanding Elizabeth and A Very Austen Christmas.

Go big, or go home. Right?

Published by Robin Helm

edit biographydelete Biography A Very Austen Valentine is now on a blog tour! Giveaways, excerpts, guests posts, author interviews, and vignettes are featured on the tour through January 21. Robin Helm's time revolves around music as she plays and teaches. Her books reflect that love, as well as her fascination with the paranormal and science fiction. Her latest publication is Understanding Elizabeth, in which Darcy must decide how much he’s willing to pay to have what he wants. Previously published works include The Guardian Trilogy (Darcy is Elizabeth’s guardian angel) and the Yours by Design series (Fitzwilliam Darcy switches places in time with his descendant, Will Darcy). Mrs. Helm is also featured in a series of anthologies with several other like-minded authors. A Very Austen Christmas has been a Best Seller on Amazon in several categories. A Very Austen Valentine was released on December 29, 2018. A Very Austen Romance is being planned for December 2019. She lives in South Carolina and adores her husband, two married daughters, three grandchildren, and four family dogs. AWARDS: The Guardian Trilogy Austenesque Reviews 2013 P & P Variation/Alternate Path Award Yours by Design series Austenesque Reviews, Top Ten Time Travel novels Of Pens and Pages, Top 5 Modern Pride & Prejudice Retellings A Very Austen Christmas: Austen Anthologies, Book 1 More Agreeably Engaged, Favorite Books of 2017 A Very Austen Valentine: Austen Anthologies, Book 2 More Agreeably Engaged, Favorite Anthology, 2018

2 thoughts on “New covers!”

  1. Go big or go home, indeed! Shallow us, we do judge a book by its cover.

    And I firmly believe that a beautiful cover is worth every cent.

    I was surprised (and so very proud of you) when you stepped out with Understanding Elizabeth’s cover, Robin. After all, you have considerable skills and lots of design experience. As Elizabeth Bennet, your beautiful Melanie stole our hearts. She will do so again with these covers. Brava!

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    1. I have no problem changing courses when I am proven wrong. I’m not an Emerson fan, but one thing he got right. “A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of a little mind.”

      I refuse to have a little mind.

      Thanks for the push, my friend.

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