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New Cover Revealed for Third Book In King’s Jewel Series
Shaggy Dog Productions is pleased to reveal the cover for Deaglan’s Deception, The third book in Belinda M. Gordon’s romantic fantasy series The King’s Jewel. Deaglan’s Deception starts up where book two, Xander’s Folly, leaves off in Tressa and Alexander’s journey to find the four treasures of the Tuatha De Danann and fulfill the prophecy of the King’s Jewel. Look for Deaglan’s Deception’s release in May! This third cover was created by the same artist who design the first two, Wesley Goulart, an international graphic designer based in Brazil. We’ve received so many compliments and inquiries about the covers for this series we decided to interview the designer so…
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Cover Finalists for Book #3 of the King’s Jewel Series
One of my favorite parts of the publishing process is working on the cover. To me, this is the point where my story becomes a book. It doesn’t hurt that I have an excellent designer. Wesley Goulart designed the covers for all the books in the King’s Jewel Series. We’ve narrowed the choices for book 3 down to two covers and now I need your help. Please let me know your preference buy answering the poll below! [poll id=”1″]
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Happy Holidays!
Dear Readers, The gift giving season is here! And in that spirit I have a small gift for you. It’s the short story, Turning Point, that takes place during Tressa’s Treasures. It gives some insight into what was happening with Holly while Tressa was in Faery. Here is the link to get the story: LINK I would like to extend warm wishes to you and yours. Please make the most of the holiday and look forward to enjoying more stories in the new year. Merry Christmas, Belinda M Gordon
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Interview and Book Review on Serious Reading
Serious Reading, the website that helps readers find their next good book, has published an interview with me and a review of Tressa’s Treasures. Here is a taste of each post and a link to follow if you would like to read the entire story. Interview with Belinda M Gordon, author of “Tressa’s Treasures” What works best for you: Typewriters, fountain pen, dictate, computer or longhand? I tend to use various methods depending on what draft I’m working on. I plot my books longhand using index cards. I dictate much of the first draft, then I work on the computer keyboard to fine tune it. Do you have a set…
