At last, the seventh book in the series is finally ready to be unleashed on the public. I had some help designing the cover and finding props to use as a setting – thank you Rob and Megan. These were the images we came up with:
I decided to go with the least cluttered one. I used a lock of my late father’s hair, as it is very relevant to the story line and I’ve also dedicated the book to him. The digital version is now up on Amazon as a pre-order and the print one will be available along with the ebook by early June. To those who have been waiting patiently for this one, please accept my apologies for such a long gap between books.
Jean Reinhardt 
Congratulations, Jean. How exciting!
janet
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Thanks, Janet. It’s a relief to have finished it. I was worried for a while that I had lost the willpower to carry on. Although they are short books, novellas really, there’s tons of research to do with each one and I’ve been finding it very hard to focus.
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Thanks jean. Just placed my order. Now June 1at can not get here soon enough. Hope the grandkids are doing good and the move to the new house was ok. Not sure you ever get settled in but that is life. Thanks also for Thursday’s doors.
Your Big fan in Virginia.
Ken Somerset
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Thank you, Ken, we’ve settled in very well, and thanks for your support and encouragement with all the books. I hope you and your family are doing well and things are good for you in Virginia.
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Congrats! đŸ™‚
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Thanks, Audra. Have a lovely weekend.
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Congratulations on completing your 7th book. That is quite a milestone. I hope that along with your sense of accomplishment that it is a big success. đŸ™‚
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Thank you, Judy đŸ™‚
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I had no idea you’d written some books, Jean (Where have I been? đŸ™„)
Congratulations.
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Thanks, Hugh. I’ve been publishing books since 2014 and it’s not getting any easier, đŸ˜¦
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Tell me about it. I’m only on book two, but it’s taken me 18 months so far. Still, if there’s one thing I learned from publishing book one, it’s not to rush it.
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Well done on a second book, Hugh. A lot of people never get past the first one. Hard work and very frustrating at times, but so worth it.
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Congratulations Jean!
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Thank you, Dan.
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Congratulations, Jean:))
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Thanks so much, Sarah.
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Wow! So many book babies already! Congratulation on the new one. I love these photos, very elegant.
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Thanks Manja, we were going for a Victorian era look.
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Thanks for thinking of me Patti, I’ll see if I can do it but don’t hold your breath, I’m tiling the bathroom at the moment, lol.
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Congratulations, Jean! I totally understand from my own experience the amount of work required to get a book “out the door.” I wish you the best of luck with it!
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Thanks, Patti. I’m always panicky a couple of weeks before the publication date, you know yourself, wondering if something needs to be changed, lol.
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Many thanks.
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