Adrift cover and back cover concept

[Charlie Sheldon]

Attached are copies of the back cover and cover of Adrift, the next in the Strong Heart series. I apologize as somehow it seems the copies are darker than in "real life" but by the time of publication we will have it sorted out....plus because I took photos of the sample the pictures are not fully square, a fault not of the designer Sonja Gerard, or the original material but your humble scribe (who is a near disaster when it comes to software, files, copying, and downloading - as you can surely see)....but this will give you an idea, at least....

[Amagine]

I like it! It looks nicely done!

[gali]

It does look good. Good luck!

[Manang Muyang]

I agree. I can't wait to know what happens.

[jhollan2]

That back cover synopsis makes me afraid that the sequel will be a totally unrelated story that fails to tie up any of the loose ends...but I'm hoping I'm wrong.

[jonaya]

nothing to add on that.it looks super

-- 24 Oct 2017, 06:12 --

nothing to add on that.it looks super

[meteku4]

Great design. Get it published quickly so I can satisfy my curiosity. Congratulations after all!

[ebethina]

hmmm....it isn't too bad but I think I like the cover of the first book better

[jonaya]

It does look good. Good luck!

good lucky indeed for the work well done

[vaz222]

I honestly like it very much!

[Chelsy Scherba]

I like the arrow motif and the map background. It's very stylish. I'm not sure about the blurb on the back though. For some reason I hear a dramatic movie trailer voice when I read it, lol.

[Alice Heritage]

I can almost feel the chill of the sea. Thumbs up!

[Mailis]

Appropriately dark and moody cover.

[onixpam]

Both of them looks good, but as the first book they look to recent and the ancient legends are not pictured.

[Espie]

I like the symbolism behind the covers that, I believe, transcends what could be merely readily readable from what's written. The raging ship fire and the tempestuous ocean waves of the front cover signify life's uncertainties and tribulations. Yet the back part gives us hope, such as when the waters always reach the shores no matter what, where and how far such have gone to.

I loved the first book. I'm looking forward to reading this next book.