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A medieval-inspired illustration that features Powis Castle sketched in a detailed and engraved style, its silhouette emerging from the background. The border is adorned with intricate Celtic knotwork, framing the imagery like a page from an illuminated manuscript. The center of the cover has an early medieval figure dressed in period attire, reflective of Gruffydd ap Gwenwynwyn's era. The colors are muted, embracing earthy tones like deep green, bronze, and parchment beige, to evoke an old-world aesthetic.

Last Man Standing: Gruffydd ap Gwenwynwyn, Prince of Powys

The silhouettes of the Andronikos family are positioned at the bottom of the cover, with Andros in the center holding a spear, Lysandra next to him with a basket of herbs, Niketas looking up towards the gods with a spear, and Callista with a scroll or paintbrush. Mount Olympus rises majestically in the background, disappearing into the clouds. Faint faces of key Olympian gods are subtly blended into the clouds above.

Fate of the Gods

The cover features a dramatic scene of the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral in the background, with Quasimodo standing in the bell tower, looking down at Esmeralda who is dancing in the street below. The colors used are deep reds, golds, and bronze tones, creating a sense of richness and sadness.

The Hunchback of Notre-Dame

The cover depicts a dimly lit bar with soft amber lighting casting ethereal reflections through whiskey glasses onto a smooth, worn wooden bar top. A single barstool is slightly askew, draped subtly with a jacket to hint at a moment just missed or yet to come. The background fades into blurred city lights peeking through a large industrial-style window, creating a dreamlike depth. The bar becomes a central character with its old-world charm and layered textures of chrome, leather, and wood grain. Delicate smoke-like wisps rise faintly in the ambient light, adding to the enigmatic mood.

Last Call for Love

A central figure of a time traveler stands poised beside a meticulously crafted time machine, surrounded by a swirling, luminous vortex of light and mist. The backdrop seamlessly transitions from a detailed Victorian-era cityscape to a dystopian future, featuring crumbling, alien-esque structures. The canvas is infused with a steampunk-inspired aesthetic, highlighted by intricate clockwork gears and radiant, futuristic motifs set in a dramatic palette of bronze, gold, deep blue, and ethereal green.

The Time Machine

The cover features an abstract depiction of two overlapping silhouettes, one representing the globe and the other embodying philosophical thought. The globe is textured with a honeycomb pattern to symbolize interconnectedness, with soft, warm colors like gold and bronze to evoke ideas of wisdom and enlightenment. Above, an intricate pattern of Islamic geometric art subtly blends into the background, symbolizing the fusion of world philosophies and Islamic perspectives.

Gogoldhiga Falsafadda Caalamka Iyo Aragtiyaha Islaamka

A stylized silhouette of a strong man standing tall at the center, abstract swirls of light bursting outward from behind him, symbolizing power and transformation. Geometric patterns in the background transition from rough textures at the bottom to smooth gradients at the top. Subtle accents of an abstract lion's head faintly integrated into the upper corner for strength and boldness. Color palette uses deep gray and navy blues as the base with accents of electric blue and gradient gold beams breaking through the dark background.

Awaken The King

The cover features a haunting illustration of ancient Indian ruins partially veiled in mist, surrounded by tall, ethereal trees. Mystical symbols hover subtly around the ruins with subtle bluish and gold glows. Thick, ornate borders in bronze frame the composition, suggesting a gateway to another realm. In the distance, a dimly lit moon casts a reflective glow on the structure, enhancing the mysterious ambiance.

"Beyond the Veil: India's Mysterious Legends"