For fans of Judith McNaught, its been a long wait for a new release.
The romance author hasnt dropped a new book in 12 years.
Corey is the creative brains behind the magazine, designing and envisioning its look.
Credit: Simon and Schuster
The cover leans heavily on the wedding theme at play, featuring a bride holding a bouquet.
Check out the cover above, then read on for more from McNaught.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: This is your first new book in more than a decade.
Thats the best way I can explain it.
It was quite a historical pile-on of events.
Youve written in so many subgenres: historical, suspense, contemporary.
Readers clamored for a longer version of that one, and of another short story I did.
So this time Im getting to do it, and I really enjoying spending time with characters.
And Im not only expanding it, Im radically rewriting it as well.
So we definitely wanted a wedding theme.
So this company does things like film the wedding ofBachelorcontestants?Yes and no; its the opposite ofBridezillas.
Thats her speciality, is unusual things like that.
Theyve done a pilot.
Obviously, its going to have some very lush prefs.
It takes place in Palm Beach, in an estate.
Is that something youre doing in this book?No, Im not.
I did feature literacy in that novel.
Im an entertainer, and my job is to make readers have a vacation from some of these travails.
Thats what I do for women.
We have enough aggravation going on and enough dreadful issues in the world around us.
I dont even recognize it sometimes politically.
I dont want to go into that, so instead of that were going to have fun.
in the 12 years since your last title was released.
I wouldnt want them too.
All I have to do is figure out how to write one.
Can we expect this to mark a return to writing for you?
Do you have something in the works after this?Absolutely.
