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The cover features a snowy twilight scene at a bustling yet somewhat desolate railway station. On the right, a cartoon-style illustration depicts a girl on a train leaning out of the window, her long blonde hair flowing behind her, clad in a cozy, oversized red sweater. On the left, a handsome guy with tousled black hair wearing a black leather jacket and blue jeans reaches toward her. Though close, their hands don’t quite meet. Soft snow falls around them, a single star twinkles in the dusky sky above, and a small robin perches at the station's edge.

Always Have, Always Will

The cover features a striking image of a Prism Warship hovering over a destroyed Earth, with debris floating in space. The colors are predominantly red and black, creating a sense of danger and intensity.

The Fall of Humanity: Book #0 - The 12 Moons Series

At the center of the cover, a snowy railway station with snow lightly falling. On the right, the girl is leaning out of the train window in a baggy red sweater, her long blonde hair flowing behind her, reaching out. On the left, the handsome guy in a black leather jacket and blue jeans is reaching back towards her. Above the couple, a single star is visible in the sky with a robin perched on a station sign behind them.

Always Have, Always Will

The book cover features a snowy railway station late at night. On the right side, a train is depicted with a girl leaning out of a window, her long blonde hair flowing in the wind and wearing a baggy red sweater. She is reaching out for a man standing on the platform, dressed in a black leather jacket and blue jeans, who is also extending his arm towards her. They are near but can’t touch. There is snow both on the ground of the train station and in the air. Above them, a single star shines brightly in the sky, and a robin is perched on a nearby snow-covered fence.

Always Have, Always Will

The cover features a woman in 1940 anxiously standing on a train platform with medium length brown hair. She is holding a vintage suitcase and surrounded by vibrant spring flowers. The train station is depicted in the background, setting the scene for the book's setting and atmosphere.

The Dark Side of Spring

The cover features a close-up image of a destroyed Earth with debris floating in space. In the foreground, a determined-looking teenage girl, Karen Ashton, is seen looking out from the window of a space station. The overall visual style is gritty and futuristic, with a mix of red and black tones creating a sense of danger and urgency.

The Fall of Humanity