April 22, 2020
Welcome to my survey for the cover and blurb for the next edition of The Mountain's Shadow. For each of the questions, please consider which of the choices would make YOU most likely to pick up and buy the book. Also, if you have any feedback, you'll have a chance to enter it at the end of the survey.
To prevent confusion from duplicate entries, I'm only allowing each person to take the survey once.
Thank you so much for your help!
Which cover do you find most appealing?
Which blurb intrigues you more? Third person blurb: One wrong choice cost her job. Another one could take a bite out of her heart. Joanie Fisher was on the cusp of solving the latest childhood disorder du jour – Chronic Lycanthropy Syndrome – when her lab went up in flames, her job went down the tubes, and her lover returned to his ex. When her grandfather’s multi-million-dollar estate in the rugged Ozark Mountains is left to her in his will, she figures her luck is finally turning. But it comes with a few problems that go way beyond layers of dust and creaky floors: kids in the area that go missing during full moons, a mysterious death, and a band of werewolves who consider the property their own private hunting ground. But solving the mysteries of Wolfsbane Manor will take more than piecing her research back together. It’ll mean risking love, friendship, and the only true family she has left in order to stop a horrific epidemic. Warning: Contains a sweet romance with just the right touch of naughty, and calorie-free food that’ll feed your heart, not your waistline. First person blurb: One bad choice cost me my job. Another one could take a bite out of my heart. I was on the cusp of solving the latest childhood disorder du jour – Chronic Lycanthropy Syndrome – when my lab went up in flames, my job went down the tubes, and my lover went back to his ex. When I found out my grandfather left me his multi-million-dollar estate in the rugged Ozark Mountains in his will, I thought my luck was turning. But my inheritance came with a few problems that go way beyond layers of dust and creaky floors: kids in the area that go missing during full moons, a mysterious death, and a band of werewolves who consider the property their own private hunting ground. I’ll have to do more than face my research again to solve the mysteries of Wolfsbane Manor and stop a horrific epidemic. I’ll have to risk love, friendship, and the only true family I have left. And possibly doom myself to the fate that killed my twin brother. Warning: Contains a sweet romance with just the right touch of naughty, and calorie-free food that’ll feed your heart, not your waistline.
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Thank you so much for helping me to choose the details of the cover and blurb for the next edition of The Mountain's Shadow! I'll announce the new cover and blurb at the end of the month.
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Time's up
Take your time! Family always comes first!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like that the entire title is larger
I really love the luminescent title on the cover…it’s very eye catching!
Can’t wait.
Sounds great – can’t wait to read it.
The fantastic writing continues. So happy to share a critique group with Cecilia.
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6 comments on “TMS cover and blurb”
Sandra Singleton
July 14, 2017 at 9:46 pmTake your time! Family always comes first!!!!!!!!!!!!
Susan Underbrink
July 15, 2017 at 2:03 amI like that the entire title is larger
Lisa Eiff
July 15, 2017 at 7:08 amI really love the luminescent title on the cover…it’s very eye catching!
Susan Ryan
July 15, 2017 at 7:04 pmCan’t wait.
Amanda Parmenter
July 16, 2017 at 8:52 pmSounds great – can’t wait to read it.
Susan Crawford
August 8, 2017 at 8:31 pmThe fantastic writing continues. So happy to share a critique group with Cecilia.