Eyes of Crow final cover
Pretty much, at least. Next month I'll get an official high-res image from the art department, but for now, feast your peepers on this:
No biggie. I know you've seen this before, but now it has a cool, completely-unreadable-at-this-resolution cover quote from Nebula Award™-winning author Catherine Asaro:Jeri Smith-Ready's lyrical prose brings to life unforgettable characters and a poignant story that haunted me long after I finished the novel...Highly recommended.And now, for your first viewing enjoyment, may I present:
The Back Cover
Click on either image for a larger view.
The back cover copy, in case you can't read Blurrish, goes a little something like this:
She was born to die . . . again and again.
For Rhia was bound to the Spirit of Crow, gifted with the foresight of Death's approach and doomed to the isolation of one feared and set apart. There must always be one whose magic can ease the passage of the people of Asermos to the Other Side. But to be the guide her people require, to truly know the depth of her gift—her curse—Rhia must surrender herself to the wisdom of the Great Forest . . . and drink deeply of Death itself.
And though two powerful men stand ready to aid her, even to love her, the Aspect of Crow demands unthinkable sacrifices from the one who walks its path.
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Unknown at 7/21/2006 8:08 PM
I feel lucky--most publishers are like, "Here's your cover. Hope you like it. What? The heroine's hair is the wrong color? She has three arms? Uh, better luck next time!"
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Jeri at 7/21/2006 10:24 PM
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Unknown at 7/22/2006 11:38 AM
Cecilia
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Anonymous at 7/24/2006 2:56 PM
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Jeri at 7/24/2006 3:36 PM
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