Sneak Peek: Cover Photo for the Mystery Novel Fame Comes to Three Forks

In addition to copywriting and ghostwriting content for several clients, I am also an aspiring novelist. In fact, if all goes according to plan, I will be releasing the first FIFTEEN of my novels sometime between October 1st and October 15th this coming fall! 

I write in five main genres: cozy mystery, supernatural romance, YA horror, Sci-fi fantasy, and international intrigue/thriller. So, I will be releasing the first three novels of  each series in each genre by October 15, 2016. 

I will be posting more details in the coming months, but right now the plan is for the first novel in each series to be offered to readers for free! 

I will also be posting some links in a couple of weeks or so that will let you, the reader, subscribe to my new upcoming author newsletter where you will get advance notice of release dates for books, tour dates, as well as free bonus material! 

At the moment, ALL 15 novels are actually complete, but they are undergoing the first round of proofing and revisions. There is still a lot of work to be done, but I am so excited at how everything is finally coming together! So excited, in fact, that I thought I would share with you the proposal for the cover for my first cozy mystery novel!

A big shout out and thank you goes to my friend, Tony Mazzara, photographer extraordinaire and fellow horror writer. You can learn more about Tony's work over on his Facebook page: Horror by Design. If you are looking for a photographer for your book covers, or other work, I can not recommend him enough!

The title of this novel is "Fame Comes to Three Forks - Jonah Edwards Mystery #1." This mystery is the first in a series of books about the misadventures of detective Jonah Edwards. The stories are set in a fictional small town located in far southwest Virginia. I won't spoil the plot of the novel for you, but, the photo is of one of the central characters in the book.

So, dear readers, tell me what do you think? Do you like the image on the cover? What about the actual title of the book? Do the image and title make you want to learn more? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.