And this one isn't half bad either, hmm?
Showing posts with label cover art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cover art. Show all posts
Sunday, May 29, 2016
Cover Reveal: "Alpha's Redemption"
Well, ain't that pretty!
Tondreau has spent the last four years helping raise Cadajen's terminally ill daughter, Linea. Though not mates, they've carved out a happy life with each other. It all comes crashing down when Linea's health takes a turn for the worst. Together, they must face the hardest decision of their lives. Will it tear them apart? And can Tondreau put aside his fears and be the Alpha Cadajen needs him to be?
Blurb:
Coming Soon from Torquere Press!
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Cover Reveal - Re-release "Buried Treasure"
What do y'all think of the new cover for "Buried Treasure"?
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Sunday, September 27, 2015
Saturday, April 21, 2012
You Gotta Read Cover Art Contest
The cover for "Relearning the Ropes" is up in the You Gotta Read Reviews cover contest! Go vote for Victoria Miller's hard work!!http://yougottaread.com/category/cover-contest/
Friday, April 13, 2012
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Shiny New Cover Art
courtesy of the ever-wonderful Victoria Miller, for my upcoming m/m vampire release, "Orion's Way."
You like??
You like??
Friday, May 6, 2011
Why is Calliph on Another Author's Book??
That's the question I received in an e-mail the other day from a very concerned reader. She'd stumbled upon another author's book with the same cover image as mine. Not exactly the same, of course, but the male cover model was the same as the one on my book, "Omarati."
What a lot of readers don't know is that covers are made (most, not all - some publishers have in-house artists or use freelance artists who come up with their own drawings or digital renditions) with stock photos. Basically the cover artist and author collaborate on a vision for the cover, and then the cover artist goes to different websites in search of something that works. When they find an image they like, they buy it, along with a license to use it. So it's not impossible, or uncommon, to have two different covers of books written by two different authors, published by two different publishers that have the same or similar images. Why? Because there's only so many stock photos that work.
www.istockphoto.com is one site that's really cool. Lots of interesting images and even some videos.
So, no worries. Calliph hasn't been hijacked. :-)
What a lot of readers don't know is that covers are made (most, not all - some publishers have in-house artists or use freelance artists who come up with their own drawings or digital renditions) with stock photos. Basically the cover artist and author collaborate on a vision for the cover, and then the cover artist goes to different websites in search of something that works. When they find an image they like, they buy it, along with a license to use it. So it's not impossible, or uncommon, to have two different covers of books written by two different authors, published by two different publishers that have the same or similar images. Why? Because there's only so many stock photos that work.
www.istockphoto.com is one site that's really cool. Lots of interesting images and even some videos.
So, no worries. Calliph hasn't been hijacked. :-)
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