Hit And Run (The September Day Series Book 5)
According to perspective, that German shepherd is about the size of you average pony.
| Should this cover be in the Lousies? |
Hit And Run (The September Day Series Book 5)
According to perspective, that German shepherd is about the size of you average pony.
| Should this cover be in the Lousies? |
Yet another one of those maddening covers that comes close…and then misses by a mile. Aside from the giant dog, I am not sure how the girl is casting a shadow shaped that one. (Let alone the shadow of the dog, which is certainly not being cast by those headlights.) Why is there a texture on the title? Why is the author’s name handled in a way totally foreign to how the rest of the type is handled?
Oh yeah.;.and cut and paste.
I think that the “texture” is meant to be tire marks, Ron. Quick, call CSI Mountain Town!
Unless you are way the heck up north or high in some mountains that’s a lot of snow for a September day. And a lot of dark, unless that’s the “shadow” mentioned.
Also, to my eye the lady is in a very awkward “running” pose.
I almost forgot. was there no attempt made to cut in or fade around her hair? I mean, it looks like a cardboard cutout (which gets us back to her pose).
I see wolfie finally found a better job, and was that their replacement.
I think that’s Shephardie, not Wolfie.