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Well, not here, but over at Sleuths Spies and Alibis, where I hang out with my fellow middle-grade and YA mystery writers.
Go check it out, and let me know what you think!
I'm the new kid on the (cell) block over at Sleuths, Spies and Alibis, a group blog all about YA and MG mysteries. Cool, right? Come say hi and check out the blog; there's lots of good stuff to read.
Oh, and the best part? No one has warned them to hide the silver yet, so shhh....
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Love it! It's brighter than the first book, but still shows action coming toward us. Nicely done.
And the story sounds like great fun. Can't wait!
Thanks, Deb! Thankfully, I had nothing to do with it--I'm in awe of the illustrator who did the cover...
They look very fine together. Different but complimentary.
Thanks, Patti! It was unexpected, this brighter look, but I really like it.
A very eye-catching cover, Fleur, and, as Patti says, both covers complement each other. I like the use of contrasting colours. Whoever buys the first book will be prompted to buy the other too.
Thanks so much, Prashant! I hope you're right :-)
Oooh, nice action shot and quite crisp. I like it.
Thanks, Loren! It's full of action, so it's a good representation.
I like that both books have action pictures to tie them together. I actually really like the new cover's lighter look (feels more kid-friendly to me) and its unique visual perspective.
It took me a bit to get used to the brighter look, Jennifer, but I like it now. I also like that it has the girl character (the first daughter) on the cover; Linc has as many boy as girl fans, so I hope it appeals to them too.