J.C. Starling
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C.M. McCoy:
The cover on Eerie what dose it represent is it a ring or a bracelet?
C.M. McCoy
Hi JC!
Thanks for your question, and how's the t-shirt fit?
The cover are for Eerie was created by artist Robin Lynn Schwind long before I wrote the book, but when I found it, I knew it was the perfect metaphor for Hailey's situation: she's all things good--love incarnate stuck in a dark world and bound to a creature who could never love her in return (or could he? ;-) )
It's actually neither a ring nor a bracelet, but I'll bet I could make a necklace charm out of it (with Robin's permission of course :-) ).
Did that answer your question?
I'm hoping the sequels will feature more of Robin Lynn's darkly beautiful flower art!
<3 <3 <3
Thanks for your question, and how's the t-shirt fit?
The cover are for Eerie was created by artist Robin Lynn Schwind long before I wrote the book, but when I found it, I knew it was the perfect metaphor for Hailey's situation: she's all things good--love incarnate stuck in a dark world and bound to a creature who could never love her in return (or could he? ;-) )
It's actually neither a ring nor a bracelet, but I'll bet I could make a necklace charm out of it (with Robin's permission of course :-) ).
Did that answer your question?
I'm hoping the sequels will feature more of Robin Lynn's darkly beautiful flower art!
<3 <3 <3
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