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August Art Update

Decided to brighten the place up with a new header and colour scheme. Was feeling bright and cutesy for the first time in a while so enjoyed having a play and also updating my author blog as well.

So, as way of a roundup since April (crikey time flies) here are some pieces I've worked on (more than I realised!). There are a few more I can't show you just yet as authors are waiting for rights to return :)

 

  

 

 

 

 

Hello 2015!

Happy New Year! A little late I know but I can't believe how busy I am already with art and writing. Anyway, as these authors have now done their cover reveals (I hope) I'm going to start the year by showing off some of my latest cover designs from the end of last year and a few already from this. Authors include Amber Kell, KC Wells, Lillian Francis, RJ Scott, and Silvia Violet.

I have a few different types of projects from before Christmas to share with you, along with some new stuff I'm currently working on. After hitting a rough patch at the end of last year, I'm back and feeling a hell of a lot more positive about myself and things going on in my life. So, I hope you are all well and I look forward to seeing what else the new year brings my way.

M xx

 

Christmas Covers 2014

Merry Christmas and see you all in the New year xx

 

Cover Art - Fatal Designs by K.C. Wells

New cover work for K.C Wells' Fatal Designs.

USA: An eight year old boy stands by his father's grave. Daddy was his hero, the one who always made him laugh, who always had the answers. But now on TV people are saying his Daddy was a bad man. Carl jr doesn't understand. The man they describe couldn't be his Daddy. A drug dealer? That is just...wrong.

Seventeen years later, Carl jr is now Travis, living in the UK. His grandparents moved him there when his mother took her own life, unable to stand the aftermath of Carl Denninger's death in a gun battle with the police. Travis studied landscape design and at the age of twenty-five is one of the most sought-after and innovative garden designers in the country. He still keeps in touch with 'Uncle' James, one of his father's two partners in the software company that Carl, James and Matt started after MIT. James sends him gifts and even treats him to holidays.

Travis gets a call to meet up with Benjamin Driscoll, who wants Travis to design a series of gardens for his sprawling country estate. When Travis meets Ben, he likes what he sees. Ben is forty-four and very attractive, and if Travis reads him right, he's gay. Travis is definitely interested now...

But when Travis speaks with James about his new project and shares photos of the grounds, James makes a startling statement - Ben looks like his father's partner, Matt, who disappeared at the time of his death. Okay, so there are differences, but surgery could account for those. And when James starts using his IT skills to hack into police records, what he finds shocks Travis. The bullet that killed his father was not police issue. Someone else killed Carl - and all the evidence points to Matt / Ben.

Now Travis has a mission. He goes to live on the estate belonging to Ben, to see if he can find positive proof that this is the man who killed his father. James is behind him all the way. And if Ben turns out to be the killer, Travis will have his revenge. And what happens next changes everything.

Twists and turns, betrayal, a chase, secrets and lies.... This promises to be a roller coaster of a story.

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