Harlequin reissue
ISBN-10: 0425226689
ISBN-13: 978-0425226681
Four sizzling hot authors show how a simple piece of lingerie can be the key to unlocking a woman’s deepest desires…
Four stories of silken fantasy including Lori Foster’s Tangled Images, in which a female photographer comes undone during a men’s underwear spread.
Maggie Shayne’s Leather and Lace finds a prim young beauty leading a double life as a lingerie model.
In Suzanne Forster’s Unbuttoning Emmalina, modesty is overrun by desire.
And in Kimberley Randell’s Sinderella, a tomboy discovers how a red teddy can turn her life around.
I've not heard of this one, for some reason, so now it's on my radar. Sounds pretty good.
Do you ever buy re-issues with the new packaging?
Labels: Lori Foster, re-issue
posted by Stacy~ at 6/05/2009 06:43:00 AM
If I don't have the original, I may.
byWhat throws me (read: pisses me off no end) is when they change the title, add a few worthless pages, and pass it off as a new work (Elizabeth Lowell's earlier efforts, anyone?)
OK, exactly who are they trying to market this book too? Seriously. Like some of the man-titty isn't bad enough, we now get women in their undies.
byAnywho.....
I buy reissues ALL THE TIME for work. For my personal reading? Sometimes. Depends on if I already own the book, or if I need a better looking copy for the keeper stash.
AL, I sometimes consider getting the reissue if I like the cover better, but I've maybe only done it once or twice. And totally agree on the passing a reissue off as new work. Or re-writing substantial portions of a book to update it when reissued. "Glitter Baby" comes to mind. I never read the original but was disappointed that SEP felt she had to re-vise it. I have a bit of a purist streak in me, I guess.
byWendy, my inner feminist is totally napping on this one. I guess I'd prefer a cover like this to some of the hideous ones out there (i.e. a majority of ebook covers). I can live with this one, and that's probably wrong on some levels.
What bugs me is when they reissue a book and change the title...so you think you're buying a new book by the author only to realise that you already have it...or they take two books and publish them as one, with a new title. GRRRRRR!
byAs for women on the cover wearing little...I have to confess to loving the cover of Maya Banks' Be With Me!