HarperCollins Publishers

HarperCollins Publishers appears in the book’s closing publication material as the organization associated with its e-book access conditions and permissions information. The text identifies a U.S. office in New York and directs readers to HarperCollins’s website, while expressly crediting Visiona Romantica, Inc. with the book’s 2021 copyright. That distinction makes HarperCollins’s documented role here a publishing and reader-access one, not the stated ownership of the copyright.

Publication and Rights

The book’s copyright notice names Visiona Romantica, Inc. as copyright holder and describes the reader’s e-book access as a nonexclusive, nontransferable right granted upon payment of the required fees. It prohibits reproduction, transmission, downloading, decompilation, reverse engineering, or storage in an information-retrieval system without written permission. In that notice, the permission is specifically framed as permission from HarperCollins e-books. The text therefore places HarperCollins in the rights and access framework surrounding the electronic edition, while assigning copyright to a separate entity.

The publication material also points readers to permissions information for reprinted material. Its acknowledgments state that permission has been obtained for previously published material, and a later notice directs readers to further permissions information. These references show HarperCollins’s name in the practical context of permissions and the edition’s legal terms; they do not identify the company as the source of the book’s copyright.

U.S. Contact Information

The book lists HarperCollins Publishers Inc. at 195 Broadway, New York, NY 10007, followed by the HarperCollins website. The separate web address supplied for HarperCollins e-books appears in the access notice, connecting the electronic-use terms with the publisher’s digital imprint. Together, the address and web references provide a concrete institutional contact point in the book itself, without specifying further departments, personnel, or publishing arrangements.

Documented Role in the Book

HarperCollins’s presence is most clearly established by the end matter rather than by the narrative: it is named in the e-book license language, associated with permissions, and given a U.S. address and website. The legal notice carefully separates those functions from ownership, which it attributes to Visiona Romantica, Inc. The available publication information thus supports a defined account of HarperCollins’s connection to the edition, but not broader claims about its corporate structure, editorial decisions, or other activities.