Dark fantasy ebook needs a cover

Jaga's Bones

Simon McHardy

Simon is an Australian historical archivist. When he’s not ‘thigh bone deep in sumptuous dust’ he’s busy being more immature than his two young children and dreaming of living in a ruined castle, with all the modern amenities.

After Jaga’s father has a dinner time epiphany she is abandoned to the necromantic order of the Sisters of Gloam, a dumping ground for the sick, morally bankrupt, and the generally undesirable—a sadistic sisterhood where necrophilia is a lifestyle choice. Jaga must survive the sisterhood’s murderous trials, and her equally murderous classmates just to end up part of an invasion force that kills first and asks questions later. Literally. Taron, a crippled farmer in possession of a sexually frustrated, homicidal, demonic axe (or vice versa), must save his homeland from the sisterhood and try not to pick up too many bad habits—or any Sisters of Gloam—along the way.

Adult Male and female readers of dark fantasy/bizarro.

I like the image provided below. The gold of the wheat and pale blue sky (though I do think a red dawn sky will capture the mood better) contrast nicely with the witch and her undead. The witch would need to be changed to a dark robed female necromancer with or without a dagger, no Scythe or sickle. Zombies in the background would consist of various peasant types rather than warriors and should not be too decomposed. One could be an obese cook for example. The necromancer, Jaga who is considered beautiful, is a slight girl with shining silver hair and sea-blue eyes. She walks the line between good and evil, though she has a vicious vengeful streak. Her robe should be black, with a hood or without. The covers mood should be dark, though there can be a hint of dark humor. Font need not be elaborate. An alternative cover could be an obese god of death (Gloam) sitting on a corpse pile upon which he is feasting.

Every design category has flexible pricing for all budgets. Book cover starts at $399.