Leia avaliações reais e imparciais de nossos usuários sobre os produtos. I am uploading an example of a book cover that I love. Confira avaliações e notas de clientes para The Boiler Plot (English Edition) na. Finally, I want to point out that probably 95% of my sales will be through Amazon Kindle so I really want this cover to POP on Amazon. Big Ben does not have to the London icon, it could be a Tube sign or some other typically London image.ĥ. In terms of fonts, one that I really like is Franchise but it doesn't have to be used.Ĥ. The book cover will replace the 'too old' picture on the website.Ģ. I'd hope that the winning designer would also give me color codes so I could match colors on my website to the colors in the book design. But the caveat is, the website has a photo which is not ideal because it looks too 'old' - and this book is very contemporary, set in 2008 and about modern web technology. It's imperative that you read the description of the book on my website so you know what the book is about. work with the best media in the world, when she's.

technology PR agent who came all the way to London to. I love art deco and I wouldn't complain if it looked cartoonish, almost Katz- or Lichtentstein-esque.ġ. 10012263 'Alex Sanderson is young, isolated, and hungry for success. I have what my bookish friends call a book hangover. I dont think anyone else would find it unusual to have a few days off from reading, but for me not being able to dive into the next literary vortex has been frustrating. My idea for a cover is this: a girl wearing a skirt/blouse (business/sexy, but not overtly sexy) in the shadow of Big Ben, which can look menacing, and she's surrounded by faceless shadows of figures of men looking fearful and confused. Recently my reading mojo has flagged a little. They travel to Abu Dhabi, risking their safety to learn what’s been lost in the quest for the latest news scoops, and Alex tries to extricate herself from a trap she, in part, has laid.An ebook cover design, for a novel which is commercial suspense fiction / upmarket women's fiction. Noah Stein, wily, celebrated investigative journalist, starts asking questions: where do they get their funding? Why the Middle Eastern HQ? The world’s economy crashes down on Canary Wharf, and Alex’s relationships crash along with it. It’s creepy-a human-like hologram that lives with you-and its creators are swimming in cash hardly a typical start-up. But some things about Avadar don’t add up.

Alex starts getting in with powerful figures in Westminster. She’s an American technology PR agent who came all the way to London to work with the best media in the world, when she’s handpicked to hype Avadar, a ‘Google killer,’ in the press. “Alex Sanderson is young, isolated, and hungry for success in a business dominated by men.

The Boiler Plot by Emily McDaid