Outstanding October

When Opportunity Knocks


Welcome the opportunity!

This has been the underlying message throughout the publishing process (hint: and the story itself) of my upcoming novella, Marriage & Mayhem.

As scary as it is to take opportunities you wouldn't normally take, the rewards are almost always worth it.

The book is currently with early readers and I wasn't going to take that stressful path. But, on advice from those more experienced than me, I did, and I am thrilled with the outstanding outcome making the story shine 🤩

Writing novellas this year has been the best fun! 


And now, it's time for the big reveal!

As promised, I have the cover reveal of Marriage & Mayhem for you, my valued blog subscribers first, before social media! Massive thanks to Amber Grosjean for her commitment to giving readers the best 'first glance' of my book. I love it!


Ebook cover by @ambergrosjeanwrites



Paperback cover with blurb. Never before seen by anyone! Cover designer: @ambergrosjeanwrites


I would love to hear your thoughts in a comment below 😍


I'll be doing a cover reveal on social media on Thursday, the 2nd of October. Feel free to share it on Thursday if you follow me on Instagram, Facebook, Threads or LinkedIn. 

The more shares, the more exciting 

the cover reveal :)


Upcoming Opportunities

I'll be hosting an author talk at the Gloucester Library once again for the launch of Marriage & Mayhem. Dates to be confirmed for end November, early December, so get your travel plans in motion and I’ll see you there!


Exciting Announcement

I'll be offering a free promotion of the first book in the series, Love & Laughter (dates to be confirmed). Whilst it's not necessary to read book one before book two, it is always a more engaging read to have a bit of background to the characters who carry the story. 

If you would like to be notified of this free offer, email me at:

elora.canne@gmail.com - Use the subject heading: Love & Laughter


What I've Been Reading:

This one has a special place in my heart and is currently on preorder.


The Body in the Bookshop by Ellen Read

It is a cosy murder mystery (no gore) and contains a very special character for me 😍

It releases on 10 October 2025.

Preorder here: The Body in the Bookshop 

Blurb here: The Body in the Bookshop

(Spoiler alert: you’ll want to live in the bookshop forever!)


Other notable reads for me were The Swiss Chocolatier and The Girl in the Song.


Let me know if you've been reading any good books lately. That's all for now, keep smiling 😀

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Location: Sydney NSW, Australia
Elora is a relationship writer with tips that empower you to build greater relationship success.

Comments

  1. A.R. GrosjeanSeptember 29, 2025 at 2:04 PM

    I'm replying under the wrong account lol. I really hope everyone enjoys the cover as much as I do. It was fun putting it together and I think it fits with the first book. I look forward to seeing a lot of sales for your books, Elora! You're an awesome author and deserve it.

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    1. EloraSeptember 29, 2025 at 4:52 PM

      Thank Amber, you’ve been amazing to work with! Next book is in the works!

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 29, 2025 at 10:58 PM

    Beautiful cover! Kudos on all. Can't wait to read.

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    1. EloraSeptember 30, 2025 at 6:16 AM

      Wonderful! Thanks so much Maria. And yeah that name/anonymous function has caught me before too haha.

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  3. Maria Costanzo PalmerSeptember 29, 2025 at 10:58 PM

    That was me above lol.

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