Artist Peregrine Heathcote’s cover for Jane Huxley’s new novel ‘A Woman Named Coral’ revealed at the Royal Thames Yacht Club
On 17th September, Delancey Press hosted a champagne reception to celebrate the publication of the novel A Woman Named Coral. The book features a cover by the renowned artist Peregrine Heathcote and was written by New York based author Jane Huxley.
Held at the Royal Thames Yacht Club in Knightsbridge, the launch was organised by Tatiana von Saxe Wilson of Delancey Press and amongst the array of guests were such luminaries as Howard Corlett, Sandra Dee, Sandra Hammond, the Countess of Lauderdale, Viscount Maitland, Barbara Minto and Count Andrei Tolstoy-Miloslavsky.
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Those present commented that Heathcote’s cover reflected the themes – love, desire, loyalty and betrayal – of A Woman Named Coral perfectly and in her brief speech, von Saxe Wilson announced that the book is also an entrant into The People’s Book Prize.
All photographs © Edward Lloyd Photography.
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