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Ebury launches digital first romance list

07.09.11 | Charlotte Williams

Ebury is launching a straight-to-digital romance list, Rouge, acquiring print rights to the titles in order to launch physical editions of the most popular titles.

The first eight e-books will be released on 29th September, with plans to publish four titles per month subsequently. The list will be split into six sub-genres—Regency, Historical, Suspense, Contemporary, Paranormal and Occasions—with every title to be available for under £5.

Ebury editorial director Gillian Green said: "We knew that romance readers have been among the first to embrace e-books and we want to bring them the best romantic fiction out there."

The launch list is made up of: One Dance With a Duke, Twice Tempted by A Rogue and Three Nights With a Scoundrel by Tessa Dare; The Husband Trap by Tracy Anne Warren; The Warrior by Nicole Jordan; Wild Heat by Bella Andre; Crash Into Me by Jill Sorenson and Blood Magic by Jennifer Lyon.

The publisher is also setting up a dedicated website, www.rougeromance.co.uk, for readers to discuss the books and enter competitions. The site will also launch on 29th September.
 

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By Rosemary Rach writing as Rosemary Morris

I'm looking forward to reading Rouge's

Regency and Historical e-books,

All the best,
Rosemary Rach writing as Rosemary Morris
Historical Novelist

Forthcoming releases from MuseItUp Publishing
Tangled Love set in England in Queen Anne's reign. 27.01.2012
Sunday's Child set in the Regency era. June, 2012

Fri, 09/09/2011 - 21:25

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