I wanted something dreamy and light to reflect my summery stories in comparison to the more serious nature of my novel, but on the other hand, I wanted it to be similar to show that it was another book by me!
Samantha came up with some excellent ideas, and after lots of exciting emails, when new designs appeared almost daily like magic in my inbox, she produced this one, which I love because it gives the flavour of some of the stories which are set in the Sixties using a genuine photo and postcard from that time.
As you can see, it's called Postcards and Suntan Cream and I'll be launching it in the New Year when thoughts will be turning towards holidays in the sun.
If you are looking for a cover for your book, contact Samantha at magicat45degrees@googlemail.com.
Your covers really are fabulous, Jean!
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Thanks, Janice. Looking forward to your Spellbindingly Fun Blog Party on Friday!
ReplyDeleteDelightful cover, Jean. The face and hair of the girl are not time-prescriptive, but they do hint at the sixties.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely cover, Jean - and I've always loved the Gipsy Moth one.
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