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The Witching Pen gets a new look‏ (Dianna Hardy)

Two and a half years ago, The Witching Pen series was born. This month, it gets a brand new look!

Combining the elements of dark and light, the new covers are designed to embody the spirit of the series as a whole, rather than each individual book, as none of the books are really standalones.

Fans of the series will understand the symbolism of the butterfly on the cover of the first book,
The Witching Pen, and how it ties into the last book, The Last Dragon.

The Canary Wharf skyline is visible in the background on all the new covers, bringing the London location of the books to the forefront.

In essence, the new covers mark the very end of the series and, I feel, completes it in a way it deserves.

As well as the new dark covers that now adorn the eBooks (and also coming to paperback by the end of December), a 'light cover edition' will also be available in paperback from January, 2014. So, the reader can now mix and match their covers for each of the four books if they wish, or stick with all dark, or all light.

A new look for the series has been a long time coming, but it is only after completion that it was possible to see how to do this.

All information on the series, including buy links, can be found at http://www.thewitcghingpen.co.uk

The first book is FREE to download: http://www.thewitchingpen.co.uk/the-witching-pen.html 


Special thanks to Carly for having me on her blog once more :)
 
 

Dianna combines a titillating mix of paranormal romance and urban fantasy into her writing, to bring you stories that are action-packed, fast-paced and not short of heat, with the focus on both character development and the plot. She writes both full-length novels and short fiction.

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