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The cover features Alessandro "Alex" De Luca standing confidently in the foreground. His face is half-shadowed, revealing only a sharp jawline and intense eyes. He adjusts his cufflinks with tattooed hands, while his other hand grips Iris Alstone's waist. Iris, dressed in an elegant blood-red satin dress, partially turns away, allowing her dark waves of hair to cascade over her shoulders. The background consists of a luxurious city skyline at night, with red and gold lights indicating power and danger. A brewing storm with subtle smoke drifts in the distance, and a luxury black car is discreetly visible behind them.

His Sin Her Salvation

The cover presents an ominous nighttime cityscape of Paris with a shadowy and partially obscured Eiffel Tower emerging from swirling mists. Dim streetlights cast long shadows over wet cobblestones, creating an eerie glow. A darkened, gothic-style sky looms overhead with hints of faint stars barely cutting through. Subtle silhouettes of old Parisian rooftops line the bottom edge. The entire design is rich in muted shades of black, charcoal gray, and deep midnight blue with hints of pale gold highlights to add contrast.

A Dark Guide to the City of Light

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The mist-covered cemetery at dusk serves as the main background. A silver pendant is positioned in the center, hovering slightly above the ground. The headstones are scattered around, creating an atmosphere of mystery and supernatural presence. The fog wisps cling to the pendant, adding an ethereal touch.

A lone scarred tree emerges prominently at the center of the cover, its blackened roots gripping the cracked, smoking earth below. The branches extend upward, transitioning in color from dark charcoals to soft whorls of vibrant golden flame at their tips. Small, luminous golden orbs — the spirit lights — drift upwards into an ethereal gradient sky of soft white blending into a serene sky blue, representing hope. In the background, a shadowy outline of a ruined, smoky city fades into a flourishing garden, symbolizing rebirth and transformation.

Carved by Fire, Carried by Spirit

The cover features a dark, subtly gradiented background that blends shades of deep blue, charcoal gray, and dusk purple, evoking an atmosphere of mystery and reflection. In the lower-right corner, a small, intricate golden pocket watch is partially open, revealing gleaming, detailed golden gears inside. It is lightly dusted with raindrops, showcasing the element of soft rain. On the left-hand side, a solitary figure sits on a wooden bench, slightly silhouetted and leaning forward in deep thought, gazing abstractedly at the golden rays breaking amidst colorful clouds. Fine mist swirls around, creating an ethereal ambiance. The rain drizzles faintly in gentle streaks across the entire frame for an added dash of liveliness.

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A dark, textured background, almost black but with faint swirls of smoky charcoal gray for an atmospheric effect. At the edges of the cover, clusters of white roses are scattered with their petals tinged and streaked in blood red, creating a sense of both beauty and tragedy. At the very center, a sleek silver dagger is positioned vertically, its sharp tip pointing down. Balanced on the dagger’s hilt is a delicate but regal pale gold crown, slightly tilted to hint at imperfection. A subtle glow surrounds the crown, emphasizing its importance. The blood from the roses appears to flow slightly toward the dagger's base, pulling the elements together.

Of Roses and Lies

A striking visual featuring a beautiful actress in a golden-hour glow, subtly looking at a retro film camera on a tripod positioned on the right. A soft blur is used in the background, showing a hint of a film studio with lights and decor elements. The color palette incorporates cinematic tones, such as deep amber, charcoal gray, soft cream, and gold accents to evoke elegance and depth.

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