That sunlight is magical. It doesn’t cause any shadowing of the floating torso or the party wolf. Looks like torso-pec-man has had more than enough sunlight already. Those spots look cancerous. I say we excise the whole cover to save it from itself.
James F. Brown
10 years ago
All right! ‘Bout time we got another headless torso/wolf cover. It’s been way to long…
![cover[1]](https://lousybookcovers.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/cover196.jpg)
Crack is cheap.
The headless torso doesn’t extend below the floating wolf.
And the title doesn’t make any sense: “The Black Wolf and the Red (Wolf) Following the Wolf” – huh???
Following the wolf is either the series title or a subtitle, but I can’t tell which.
Considering the guy’s in the buff, and there’s….
No. Just…no. My brain’s hurting already.
Melissa F Hart.
F. Hart.
Fart.
*giggles like a child*
I know. I actually read it as Fhart and did a double take. As an author, I probably wouldn’t proudly show off my middle f.
That’s not snow. That’s the legendary cokehead Wolf of Wall Street.
Before I scrolled all the way down I thought it was a centaur with man boobs. That white stuff on the wolf’s nose? I guess he likes to party.
That sunlight is magical. It doesn’t cause any shadowing of the floating torso or the party wolf. Looks like torso-pec-man has had more than enough sunlight already. Those spots look cancerous. I say we excise the whole cover to save it from itself.
All right! ‘Bout time we got another headless torso/wolf cover. It’s been way to long…
…or not!
“too”
What exactly is this one about? With a title like that I would not even bother to take a look inside.
So, you’re saying that the cokehead wolf and the headless moobed-out torso wouldn’t be enough to entice you to do a Look Inside? 🙁