The fourth book has even less emphasis on the romance, and more on the culmination of the story arch with Oren and Malick. A lot of things are wrapped up. I went for purpley-blue to give it the edge of feminine. The bulk of the heavy action takes place underground, which doesn’t lend itself to a silhouette, but there are some defining scenes at a country house, so I went for that. I could also claim that the lonely scene emphasizes that, as a human among vampires, Katelina is alone among the monsters.
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Tricia Drammeh
/ February 28, 2013Another beautiful cover, Joleene.
Joleene Naylor
/ March 1, 2013Thanks! I need to check it out on another monitor to make sure it’s not too dark, LOL!
"The Light-Bearer Series" Novelist, Emily Guido
/ February 28, 2013KNOCK OUT COVER AGAIN!!! Hummmm along with your great writing… you are going to make them irresistible! Lots of love, Emily
Joleene Naylor
/ March 4, 2013Thanks, Emily
Ruth Ann Nordin
/ March 1, 2013I love the look of these new covers and the use of your fonts. I also love the reason why you pick the images you do. I don’t blame Katelina for feeling the way she does. It’d be hard to be the only human, and yet that is what makes the series so entertaining for me (as a reader).
Joleene Naylor
/ March 4, 2013I almost changed fonts to something more “traditional PNR” but then I couldn’t bring myself to do it, LOL! I love that font!!
dm yates
/ March 3, 2013I love the sky against the shadows. Very eerie.
Joleene Naylor
/ March 4, 2013Thanks! I was worried it might be too dark
Stephannie Beman
/ March 6, 2013I love the color scheme. Although I’m partial to magentas and purples.
Joleene Naylor
/ March 8, 2013I am too – and pinks!