Stephanie Burgis
@stephanieburgis@wandering.shop  ·  activity timestamp 4 days ago

Oh hey, for anyone who enjoyed the first of my Unexpected Adventures of Lady & Lord Riven, A Marriage of Undead Inconvenience...I'll be revealing the cover and more details about its sequel, A Honeymoon of Grave Consequence, in Tuesday's newsletter!

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Of course, if you haven't read A Marriage of Undead Inconvenience yet, you can scoop it up now to read it before A Honeymoon of Grave Consequence arrives: https://books2read.com/UndeadInconvenience

#fantasy #romance

The header at the top of the image reads: Out Now. In the center of the image (which has a background of lush crimson rose blossoms) is the front cover of Stephanie Burgis’s A Marriage of Undead Inconvenience, which shows an ominously closed entrance-gate at the top of the cover and a bat with its wings outspread at the bottom, all framed by climbing roses. Four arrows point at the cover with four chunks of text, reading: “Beauty and the Beast, but he’s a vampire” “She’s brilliant, and he loves it” “Tea is very important” and “She *really* loves libraries.”
The header at the top of the image reads: Out Now. In the center of the image (which has a background of lush crimson rose blossoms) is the front cover of Stephanie Burgis’s A Marriage of Undead Inconvenience, which shows an ominously closed entrance-gate at the top of the cover and a bat with its wings outspread at the bottom, all framed by climbing roses. Four arrows point at the cover with four chunks of text, reading: “Beauty and the Beast, but he’s a vampire” “She’s brilliant, and he loves it” “Tea is very important” and “She *really* loves libraries.”
The header at the top of the image reads: Out Now. In the center of the image (which has a background of lush crimson rose blossoms) is the front cover of Stephanie Burgis’s A Marriage of Undead Inconvenience, which shows an ominously closed entrance-gate at the top of the cover and a bat with its wings outspread at the bottom, all framed by climbing roses. Four arrows point at the cover with four chunks of text, reading: “Beauty and the Beast, but he’s a vampire” “She’s brilliant, and he loves it” “Tea is very important” and “She *really* loves libraries.”