Cover: “Dead Men’s Fingers” by Tyler Brentmore

A new cover for Tyler Brentmore’s western “Dead Men’s Fingers

BLURB: Leaving behind memories of bloodshed and sorrow, Jed Longman signs to a company of wagons to take his three sons to a better life out West. But trouble keeps snapping at his heels. First there’s the persistent Mrs Harris with her school ma’am attitude so contrary to her fancy coach-guns, then the threat of fever, then the ruthless killer Baddell determined to haunt him and his to an unmarked grave.

Sometimes a family man has to remember how to stand alone.

Recent Price Increase

I just wanted to point out a recent price increase on my cover art. The price for a photomanipulated eBook/front cover has gone from $50 to $75. The spine/back for print will stay at an additional $25.

I would also like to note that any of my previous clients are not subject to the price change. I have several series I’ve done, and don’t feel it’s fair to up the price mid-series to them.

Thank you all for the wonderful support!

-Karri

Cover: “Blood, Honor, and Dreams” by Melissa Myers

The cover art for book 2 of Melissa Myer’s Elder Blood Chronicles, “Blood, Honor, and Dreams” is done!

Look for the series on eBook, and soon to print!

BLURB:

Blood: For Jala Merrodin it is the difference between poverty and power. By her Blood she has inherited the country of her birth. Now she is determined to restore it. With the help of her husband and the few friends she has, she must rebuild everything while the world itself rises for war.

Honor: Was all that Shade Morcaillo ever truly sought. Stripped of family and title he is starting over in hopes of making a difference. With the oppressive weight of his father’s rules at last lifted from his head, Shade now has free rein on his life.

Dreams: Are made of a beautiful land at peace for Symphony. From birth she has been trained for the task of leading the nations. Her life has been devoted to uniting Sanctuary, but with the threat of the Blights rising, her dreams are beginning to crumble.

Now they must decide what price they are willing to pay to achieve their goals…because nothing in Sanctuary is free.

Print Cover:

Cover: “Day by Day” by Shaun Jeffrey

I’ve worked with author Shaun Jeffrey before on his psychological thrillers, “The Kult” and “Killers,” so when he contacted me about doing a cover for his new short story “Day by Day” I was thrilled. This story isn’t his typical cup of tea. It’s about a girl, tired of living in her sister’s shadow, being treated like a child, who ends up clinging to the wrong person and winds up down a very dark path.

Look for it coming soon to eBook!

Covers: Crystal D. Budy’s North Coast Mysteries

Author Crystal D. Budy contacted me about redoing the cover for her North Coast Mystery series. And these are what we came up with:

“Echo of Silence

BLURB: Special Agent Stevie Winters is a single mother of three children who has just transferred into the boys club that is the violent crimes unit of the FBI’s Cleveland Division. She’s feisty, fiery, and has a leap-before-you-look type of attitude that doesn’t settle well with Special Agent Luke Johnson. A case from Luke’s past comes back to haunt him when a serial killer he never caught starts killing again. Things get tense when Stevie gets caught in the crossfire between a crazed suspect and the sociopathic serial killer, who has his sights set on her as his next victim.

The Print Edition:

Echo of Darkness

BLURB: Special Agent Stevie Winters is a single mother of three children who has just transferred into the boys club that is the violent crimes unit of the FBI’s Cleveland Division. She’s feisty, fiery, and has a leap-before-you-look type of attitude that doesn’t settle well with Special Agent Luke Johnson. A case from Luke’s past comes back to haunt him when a serial killer he never caught starts killing again. Things get tense when Stevie gets caught in the crossfire between a crazed suspect and the sociopathic serial killer, who has his sights set on her as his next victim.

The Print Edition:

Cover: “The Silverline” by Mike Wolfe

Cover for Mike Wolfe’s upcoming historical novel, “The Silverline.”

Available on eBook!

 

 

 

BLURB: The Silverline is a historical fiction novel set in southwest Colorado in 1907.

Samuel and Benjamin have been best friends since childhood. When Samuel’s father dies and leaves him a large inheritance, the two young men leave their home in New York and set out to Colorado to purchase a working silver mine from the richest man in Durango, Mr. Kingsley.

However, everything is not as it seems. Samuel and Benjamin find themselves embroiled in a devious scheme and have to use their wits to protect themselves from ruin. Tension heightens when a spark ignites between Samuel and Kingsley’s beautiful young niece, Penny. Will Samuel and Benjamin be able narrowly avoid ruin and find prosperity in the Wild West?

Cover: “The Medium” by CJ Archer

I recently worked with author C.J. Archer on her upcoming Young Adult Historical Paranormal Romance Novel, “The Medium: An Emily Chambers Spirit Medium Novel

Look for it coming soon to eBook!

BLURB:  Seventeen year-old spirit medium Emily Chambers has a problem.  Indeed, she has several.  As if seeing dead people isn’t a big enough social disadvantage, she also has to contend with an escaped demon terrorizing the streets of London and a handsome ghost with a secret past.  And then there’s the question of her parentage.  Being born an entire year after her father’s death (yes, a year) and without the pale skin of other respectable young English ladies, Emily is as much a mystery as the dead boy assigned to her.

 Jacob Beaufort’s spirit has been unable to crossover since his death.  It might have something to do with the fact he was murdered.  Or it might not.  All he knows is he has been assigned by the Otherworld’s administrators to a girl named Emily.  A girl who can see and touch him.  A girl who released a shape-shifting demon into the mortal realm.  Together they must send the demon back before it wreaks havoc on London.  It should be a simple assignment, but they soon learn there’s nothing simple when a live girl and a dead boy fall in love.