Sunday, October 22, 2017

#CoverLove by Julie Jarnagin

Lately, I've been enjoying a lot of posts flying around social media with some of readers' favorite covers. It got me thinking about what makes a great cover. Romance covers often feature the couple or the hero or heroine like the covers below.





You also may have noticed a trend toward more setting-based covers. I love that these give you a great feel for the book, even without the characters.




Or if you like a more abstract feel to your covers, you might be more drawn to this kind of cover.




What do you think makes a cover great?


Julie Jarnagin is a USA Today bestselling author of sweet and inspirational romance. She grew up in a small Oklahoma town where her family farmed and ranched. These days she lives in a not-so-big city with her amazing husband and two young sons who tolerate all her nerdy quirks. Julie earned a B.A. in Journalism / Professional Writing from the University of Oklahoma and is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers. 
www.JulieJarnagin.com


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2 comments:

  1. Julie,
    All the covers you presented are gorgeous. I can't pinpoint the type of cover I like best. I just know it when I see it.

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  2. Love the covers, Julie. For me the best cover is a dramatic cover that kind of smacks you in the face. And it definitely has to have to hero and heroine on it.

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