Thai is a beautiful language, and I wish I could read it, but then, I already know the story.
Our blogpal Vanessa Jaye has a new release this week, Hunter of the Heart, which you can get at Samhain on sale here. If you've been a regular visitor to her blog, this is that wildly intriguing werewolf on a cruise ship story she mentioned awhile back that we were all crazy to read -- and now we can! My thanks to Raine for the heads-up.
Finally, here's a short video by Dmitris Ladopoulos that gives an interesting glimpse into the world of a working carpenter (warning for those who are also at work, includes background music):
The Carpenter from Dimitris Ladopoulos on Vimeo.
Absolutely incredible cover!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, Apologies that this is OT... I love your books and am reading the Stardoc books in between Kyn and Kyndred releases, but have a few holes in the series. Will Endurance, Shockball and Rebel Ice be out as ebooks any time soon? I see they are OOP and would both rather have an ebook, and have the money I spend go to you rather than a 2nd hand dealer (nothing against them, but would rather support authors). thanks for any help. I'm loving Cherijo and want to read the series in order.
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Mary Jo
That cover is really lovely.
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Wow.
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I totally missed this. Thank you for the shout out, Lynn! :) (& Ms Raine I already thanked you for your little surprise too, but here's another thank you.)
As for the cover, very beautiful/eye-catching imagery and well suited to the book.
It was a slightly jarring moment to see Thai letters on your post. I'm Thai, by the way, so I can do a literal translation if you like of the title. :)
ReplyDeleteThe title contains 4 words -- 2 that are pink, one that is in white, one in yellow. (The second word in pink starts with the letter that looks like an English 'S'.)
The words are:
Pluerng -- Fire/Flame
Ron (a long 'o' sound like the word 'on') -- Hot
Son (a long 'o' sound like the word 'on') -- Hidden
Rahk -- Love
We put adjectives behind the noun (instead of in front). So literally translated, it's:
Hot Flame, Hidden Love