Hit And Run (The September Day Series Book 5)
According to perspective, that German shepherd is about the size of you average pony.
Hit And Run (The September Day Series Book 5)
According to perspective, that German shepherd is about the size of you average pony.
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.