Sunday, November 25, 2012

Answer #49 Cover

Why'd ya go and change the cover?

This was asked of me by faithful bloggers. A master designer put this together to more accurately portray the story that unfolds between the covers. Now that I'm in final preparations to launch my story I'm like stunned. It really happened. It was quiet a journey. The synergy, the challenges, everything. As Kelly Keiter of Fox 47 would say - awesome! 
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