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Category Archives: Laura Lou Brookman
Leap Year Bride
Happy Leap Day, everyone! Since I feel a book about a leap year should be read on a leap year, I could either have read Leap Year Bride now or not have had another chance until 2016. Published in 1932, … Continue reading
Posted in 1930s, Grosset and Dunlap, Laura Lou Brookman, Skrenda
Tagged 1932, car accident, Cherry Dixon, Dan Phillips, elopement, first year of marriage, Grosset and Dunlap, journalist character, Laura Lou Brookman, Leap Year, leap year proposal, protagonist has cat, protagonist shot, romance, Skrenda
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Recycled Cover Art!
I’m seeing double! One of the cool oddities of the book world is reusable cover art. I always imagine a group of guys at a publishing house sitting around a large meeting table saying, “Well, we could spend money to commission an artist to … Continue reading
