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The cover features a silhouette of an African American couple standing intimately close, facing each other. Behind them, a dystopian cityscape fades into the background, showing crumbling buildings and a sky tinged with melancholy. The scene is enveloped in a gradient of brown hues, transitioning from deep chocolate at the top to a subtle sandy brown at the bottom. Shattered glass effects overlay parts of the cityscape, symbolizing broken pieces, while gentle light shines down on the couple, representing hope and redemption.

All those tiny broken pieces

The book cover features a vertical gradient background from deep blue to purple to gold, representing the celestial journey of the story. In the center, two central figures, Eleúsion and Calliope, are depicted in a diagonal composition, radiating a golden aura and surrounded by flashes of light. Mount Olympus is depicted in the background, adding a touch of divinity. Decorative Greek elements, rising light particles, and flowers and natural elements on the base enhance the overall composition.

El amor que transformó el olimpo

A stark, barren landscape stretches across the cover, illustrating cracked earth and a blazing sun oppressive in the sky. In the foreground, a scraggly tree with one bright leaf symbolizes a glimmer of hope amid the desolation. Scattered throughout, faint images of ghostly faces appear against a hazy background, representing the suffering and endurance of the Almeida family.

Memorial del infierno brasileño: La saga de la familia Almeida en el Jardín del Edén

The cover features a dark and stormy background, with muted charcoal grays and midnight blues evoking a cold, mysterious atmosphere. In the center, a broken crown takes prominence. The two halves of the crown are dramatically separated the left half standing tall with jagged edges and the right half cracking and crumbling downward. A faint sheen of blood seeps from the cracks, pooling at the base of the crown and smudging outward in gradient edges. Two distinct types of magic swirl and clash behind the crown—one fiery and vivid with threads of orange and gold, while the other is icy and shadowy with hues of deep purple and electric blue. Suspended above the intact half of the crown is a delicate golden butterfly, glowing faintly as it hovers in contrast to the dark background.

The fallen Heir

A silhouetted baseball diamond in the background, overlaid with a soft sunset that transitions from warm gold to deep crimson. In the foreground, the silhouette of a man and woman stands slightly apart, with a notepad and pen in her hand, and a baseball glove dangling by his side. A subtle shadow of a baseball is in motion toward the center, symbolizing connection.

Seventh-Inning Stretch

A shadowy, moonlit alley sets the stage. At the center of the cover, a pair of entwined hands — one delicate and feminine, the other strong, veined, and masculine — grips blood-red roses with scattered petals falling. A subtle, ghostly silhouette of a screaming face fades into the darkness in the corner, evoking terror. The background softly glows with an ominous pink hue blending into black, creating contrast.

It's Always Savage

A massive, battle-worn sword planted firmly into the ground at the center of the cover. Its blade gleams faintly with divine runes that emit a soft, golden glow, hinting at the goddess’s favor. Deep cracks and scratches run along the blade, showcasing its history. Behind the sword, rising tendrils of blue mist swirl over a decayed battlefield scattered with shattered helmets, broken shields, and moss-covered ruins. A large, dark throne looms faintly in the background, half-concealed by shadows and mist. The entire scene is enveloped in a palette of dark blues and black, with vivid crimson streaks in the mist to signify bloodshed and struggle.

Crucibles Of Sin

A painting easel stands under a soft spotlight against a blurred, textured background with warm tones of amber and cream, gradually fading to neutral grays. On the easel, instead of a painting, there’s the word “Unsung” in bold, brush-stroke style, appearing as though it was painted onto the canvas. Faint streaks and spatters of watercolor paint surround the easel, adding vibrance and a sense of artistic motion. Below the title, the author's name “Colleen Allen” appears in a softer, handwritten script to contrast the boldness of the title.

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