I especially like the covers for vols. 3 and 4. anything with a Viking ship on it gets a big tick from me. And I love Istanbul, so seeing what I presume is Hagia Sophia representing Constantinople/Miklagard is another big tick (only they should have removed the minarets, since they wouldn't have been there until after the city's fall to Islam). Still, these are an exciting fresh beginning for your series, and I like them! :D - Kerry
Thanks, Kerry. Indeed, the minarets are anachronistic, but alas, the publisher has the final say on that :) I'm glad you like them! I was pleased, although selfishly, I'm still attached to the ones I made. It's been a big leap to hand over control to someone else.
I especially like the covers for vols. 3 and 4. anything with a Viking ship on it gets a big tick from me. And I love Istanbul, so seeing what I presume is Hagia Sophia representing Constantinople/Miklagard is another big tick (only they should have removed the minarets, since they wouldn't have been there until after the city's fall to Islam). Still, these are an exciting fresh beginning for your series, and I like them! :D - Kerry
Thanks, Kerry. Indeed, the minarets are anachronistic, but alas, the publisher has the final say on that :) I'm glad you like them! I was pleased, although selfishly, I'm still attached to the ones I made. It's been a big leap to hand over control to someone else.