Cover Designs You Never Got to See

 Before a book is released, cover designs go through multiple drafts. Some are bold and cinematic, others subtle and symbolic. A few early concepts for my books looked nothing like the final versions—and while I loved them, they didn’t quite capture the tone.

Choosing the right cover is about more than aesthetics. It’s about promising the reader the exact type of story they’re about to experience.

📚 See the covers that made the cut: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B01N7MMPU4








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