The Unexpected Miss Bennet — American edition

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The cover for the US edition of The Unexpected Miss Bennet. Oh my goodness. Both covers totally capture the essence of my little book, and both went with the period artwork, but isn’t it just lovely how they are so different? And yet…and yet…I love them both so much!


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