But cover design is a snap, amirite?
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Colorado Cowboy Christmas (Peakview Series Book 5)
Well. Let’s see if it looks better when you’re colorblind:
Not “better,” exactly, but it doesn’t make my teeth grind.
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The longer you look, the worse it gets.
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When you have a clear vision of what you want, but the image elements you can find don’t want to play along…
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Wedding Vows and Cornish Ribbons (Return to Cornwall Book 1)
“Oh hey, I remember why I left!”
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The Story of Barney and Bridget: McPhillips and Mannion Families (Paths to Freedom)
Maybe looking at the cover once you add the text to the image is a good idea.
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A great awakening is at hand as the old paradigm structure continues to dismantle. For thousands of years, great sages and ancient ones have spoken of a apocalyptical time in the future that would set the stage for the ascension process and the arrival of a second coming that would change the world.
The rise of the New Atlantis is a crucial part of the new earth because prior to Atlantis’s fall, a unprecedented travel to the future paved the way for the knowledge and DNA makeup to be encapsulated for a future timeline, and that cycle of time is occurring now in the new earth paradigm.
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The first paragraph is standard Aquarian lingo, but the second just descends into garbled New Age word salad.