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Special Edition Hardcover Sneak Peek – Lady Wynwood’s Spies, Volume 2: Berserker

A Beautiful Book—Inside and Out

I’m so excited to show you the Special Edition hardcover of Lady Wynwood’s Spies, Volume 2: Berserker! This edition was originally available through my Kickstarter, and thanks to the amazing support of readers like you, it’s nearly ready for print.

If you missed the Kickstarter, you can still make a late pledge to get these exclusive editions before they’re gone—more on that below!

🖋️ Dual-Sided Dust Jacket Design

My graphic designer recently finished the full dust jacket design, and I just had to share it! This wraparound artwork features both the front and back covers in a richly elegant design.

We’re waiting on the rest of the graphic design elements before ordering the proof copies (these are being printed in the UK!), but this jacket is almost final.
📖 Full-Color Interior Chapter Headers

The Special Edition hardcover interior is fully designed—and this is the part I had the most fun with! Each chapter begins with a two-page full-color spread that reflects the mood of the chapter and the character’s point of view. Each POV character is represented with their own signature color palette, making it easy and beautiful to follow the story.

Designing each image was so much fun! I loved trying to figure out what visual motif to use to tie into the chapter’s emotion, setting, or theme.
📚 How to Get the Special Edition

This Special Edition hardcover—along with Volume 1’s Special Edition and the Special Edition paperbacks—will not be available anywhere else outside of Kickstarter.

Follow my profile on Kickstarter to be alerted for my next campaign so you can grab these beautiful books.

Thank you again to everyone who backed the campaign! I can’t wait to show you the final printed books!

Curious how it all begins?

Click below to read the beginning of Lady Wynwood’s Spies, Volume 1: Archer for free and step into a world of Regency intrigue, danger, and slow-burn romance.

👉 Read the excerpt now

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This post relates to Camille Elliot’s Lady Wynwood’s Spies, a Christian Regency romantic suspense series set in 1811 London and featuring intrigue, espionage, botanical alchemy, slow-burn romance, and themes of faith and redemption.

• Lady Wynwood’s Spies Series Reference Page

• Reading Order: Lady Wynwood’s Spies Reader Journey Roadmap

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