If you’ve been following the
blog lately, you know that the last two Mondays I’ve featured posts on the
rebranding of the Anastasia Pollack Crafting Mysteries. Two weeks ago I showcased the new cover for Crewel
Intentions, and last week I showcased the new cover for Mosaic Mayhem. Up today is the new
cover for Patchwork Peril, the third
novella in the series. Of course, once again author Lois Winston has planted me
firmly in peril (hence the title, get it?)
But it’s no laughing
matter when I discover my elderly neighbor unconscious at the bottom of her
basement stairs. Luckily, I had rushed out in the middle of a rainstorm to
rescue Rosalie’s quilts, which were whipping around on her clothesline and in
jeopardy of flying off to parts unknown. Otherwise, who knows how long the poor
woman would have been lying crumbled on her basement floor?
Rosalie’s estranged
niece Jane flies east to care for her during her recovery, but Rosalie suspects
Jane’s motives are less than altruistic and even accuses Jane of trying to kill
her.
Is Rosalie’s paranoia
a result of her head injury, or is there something more to her accusations? All
I know is that I need to uncover the truth before it’s too late.
Do I? Read Patchwork Peril to find out.
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12 comments:
I love it, Lois. The red splat smacks you instantly.
Thanks, Vicki! I thought having the pool of blood helped tie the graphics of all three covers together.
Thumbs up!
Thanks, Sally!
I would try to keep the An Anastasia Pollack Crafting Mini Mystery tag all on one line. Maybe make the Anastasia Pollack in a larger font than Crafting Mini Mystery. (Sorry, I'm a critical person by nature, but otherwise, looks very professional.)
Thanks for your input, TravisAnn.
I love the covers for this series. They all work.
They look great. Who is the designer? Thank you,
Mary
Covers look great. Who is the designer?
Thanks, Heather, Mary, and Anonymous! I designed the covers myself. Like Anastasia, I have a art degree. Mine was earned back when dinosaurs roamed the earth, though, and everything was done by hand. I had to teach myself how to use Photoshop.
These are great updates. They bring modernity but keep the tone of the books as well.
Thanks so much, Mabry!
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