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The cover features a stunning combination of dark blue and light blue hues, creating a shattered effect. The shattered pieces form a beautiful and haunting artistic background that represents the themes of PTSD, trauma, depression, and abuse. The title "In Her Mind" is prominently displayed in bold, capital letters, drawing attention to the emotional journey within the book. The author name, Henriella Severe, is elegantly positioned below the title, completing the composition.

A desolate, dimly lit two-lane road in shades of deep black and gray stretches into the horizon, disappearing into a dark, ominous fog. A dilapidated, shadowy bus is positioned in the middle of the road, headlights dimly glowing and cutting through the blackness with a weak yellow hue. Jagged, eerie tree branches arch over the road, framing the scene. The moon is faintly visible through the dense clouds, casting a hazy and unsettling light. The atmosphere feels chilling, filled with the looming sense of danger and desolation.

Between Light and Nowhere

An aged, red leather journal with intricate worn details and subtle cracklings lies slightly tilted on a dark, smoky background. The background features faint whispers of hidden shapes creating an eerie, dense atmosphere. A dim, haunting red glow surrounds the journal, adding an otherworldly presence to the scene. Ghostly, faint stains and handwritten markings hint at sinister secrets hidden within.

The Red Journal: Her fate, Written in Red

A dark, stormy cityscape drenched in rain serves as the background. A shadowy male silhouette wearing a trench coat stands under the dim glow of a flickering streetlight, his face partially obscured. A crimson rose lies abandoned on the wet ground, its petals smeared with streaks of red, hinting at both love and blood. The edges of the cover are darkened with smoke or mist, adding to the haunting and mysterious atmosphere.

shadows of desir

The cover features a close-up of a woman's face, her eyes filled with determination and a hint of darkness. The background is a deep blue, with faint shadows swirling around her, representing the haunting and mysterious atmosphere of the dystopian world. The title "Atlas" is prominently displayed in bold, distressed font at the top of the cover, while the author name "Henriella Severe" is placed in a smaller, elegant font at the bottom.

The book cover uses a soft gradient background transitioning from peach at the top to sunny yellow at the bottom, evoking a warm yet introspective tone. Lush, hand-illustrated flora, including wildflowers, ferns, and greenery, frame the edges of the cover, creating a border-like effect. Subtle, semi-transparent drum silhouettes are gently incorporated within the flora, blending harmoniously into the design. The drum illustrations appear as though they are emerging from the flora, creating a layered and interactive visual.

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An eerie illustration of a grand, weathered mansion with silhouetted figures peering from dark windows. In the foreground, an intricate guillotine casts a shadow, accompanied by the ghostly figure of Howey the werewolf. The sky is a stormy swirl of blacks and reds, setting a sinister tone against the haunting presence of the mansion. This scene is bordered by decaying fence posts, encircling a cowboy town visible through a swirling time vortex.

Quinn found me a guillotine edition book

A dark, snowy alleyway illuminated by a dim, flickering streetlight forms the backdrop. A young girl stands in the foreground with her back turned, wearing a long coat, her figure casting a faint shadow on the snow-covered ground. To her left, on a frost-covered car window, a fractured reflection of her face staring back is subtle but visible. There’s a hint of a small pill bottle, partially buried in the snow by her feet, barely noticeable but impactful. The entire scene is tinted in muted blues and grays, with accents of deep red in the girl's scarf and the fractured reflection.

Cracked Perspectives

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