Brava to Re Issue Trades in Mass Market

This is a great thing for readers as trades are expensive, libraries rarely buy them and authors and readers lose out. Releasing the trades in mass market at a lower price point makes sense all around. Ms. Duffy announced the following releases:

  • September, 2007 - FANGS FOR THE MEMORIES by Kathy Love
  • October - THE IRISH DEVIL by Diane Whiteside
  • November - MOUTH TO MOUTH by Erin McCarthy
  • December - ALMOST A GENTLEMAN by Pam Rosenthal

I suggest readers post with requests over at the Brava Forum for releases you would like to see.

Via Brava Authors.

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4 comments to “Brava to Re Issue Trades in Mass Market”

  1. 1

    There’s only one that I’d read out of that lot anyway, but I’m glad about the reissues, it really annoys me to have to pay £9.99 ($18.99) for books I’ve probably read already.

  2. 2

    Interesting! But where’s Alison Kent’s SG-5 series? That’s the one I’d really like to have in mass market size–all those novellas combined in one volume, followed by the rest of the series in mm, too.

  3. 3

    [quote comment="17071"] That’s the one I’d really like to have in mass market size[/quote]

    Me, too! :)

  4. 4

    YAY!!!!

    I’ve looked at some of the Brava novels and wanted to pick them up, but we are on a tight budget and can’t justify frequent trade purchases. When I do get one, it’s usually by an author that I already know. :?

    (That and trade paperbacks have a tendency to hurt my wrists. >_

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