But their overload of deadly secrets and suspicious motives makes trusting them a potentially fatal move. The Hex Boys-mysterious, hunky, and notorious for their trails of destruction-have the answers Aurora needs to survive. Demons are on the hunt, salivating to carve her carcass into confetti. And it’s just unleashed a hit squad from hell. We’re total cover junkies! How about you?įor seventeen-year-old Aurora Lahey, survival is a lifestyle.Īurora has the crappiest superpower on the planet. We’re excited to see what Elena creates! But first we’re dying to finish writing the book and seeing what Aurora and the Hex Boys do!! It will definitely illustrate a scene Aurora’s gotten herself into in the Waiting World. We’ve already got some ideas for Divinicus Nex 3’s cover. Once we saw this cover, we realized that Aurora and a friend could find some creative uses for those skulls. Adding the skulls was Elena’s genius idea. You can see the fiery, lava-soaked landscape below. Aurora has to climb high and fast if she’s going to survive. Or you will when you read it!įor Drop Dead Demons, the cover shows another of Aurora’s trips to the delightfully deadly Waiting World.

Some rather nasty creatures are trying to grab her as she ends up falling from the sky due to…well you know. That was actually something we wanted to accomplish because we found some YA covers while gorgeous, didn’t always have anything to do with an aspect of the story.ĭemons at Deadnight’s cover depicts Aurora’s first trip to the Waiting World. The covers indeed relate to the stories inside! We plan to have every cover do so. We had her revamp Demons at Deadnight for us too so the artistry is similar.

It just jumps out better and we like the consistency between the covers. We tried several different colors for the dress, but settled on green again. She’s actually in Spain! We discussed what we wanted, made a second mockup, sent it to her, and she came back with her creation for Drop Dead Demons. When we were doing our second cover, we wanted to up our game and found Elena on Deviant art. Luckily, that crash was after I sent the mock-up to the artist who did our original cover. But that got lost when my computer crashed 2 years ago. She must also be a part-time saint to so patiently handle our back and forth when we request adjustments.Īlyssa: I had a specific idea for Demons at Deadnight’s cover since I was halfway through writing it! I wanted a girl falling through the sky in a gorgeous dress, some creepy hands reaching up to catch her. Man, oh, man, are we happy with our covers! Our many thanks goe to the amazing artist Elena Dudina. There’s also several giveaways, so don’t forget to enter! Who did it? Were there others to choose from? Did you have a specific image in mind for each book? Do the covers closely relate to the stories inside? We’ll be hearing all about the cover art for The Divinicus Nex Chronicles.

Demons at Deadnight by A. Kirk