Allhallows Eve

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This week, I'm editing BARELY BEWITCHED (the sequel to WOULD-BE WITCH) and in it, Halloween plays a prominent role. I don't want to give any details of Tammy Jo's adventure away, but while I would advise you to look both ways for cars when crossing the street, Tammy Jo would advise you to look both ways for accursed creatures.


That's right, people. All Hallows Eve, which was once the feast of Samhain, marks the beginning of the so called "Dark Season" when the doors to the supernatural world are opened and all kinds of scary preternatural creatures spill over into our world. This is a excellent excuse for humans of all ages to don a costume...aka, a disguise. Then the vampires and witches will think you're one of them and pass you by, looking for human victims. So dress in scary wear, and be safe!

Hugs & Happy Halloween!

Comments

ThatBrunette said…
Did you get the same artist to do the cover for the second book? I thought the artwork for WOULD-BE WITCH was great.
October 31, 2008 at 8:22 AM
Kimberly Frost said…
Hey,

I don't know yet who'll be doing the artwork for Book 2. I do hope we'll get the same artist again! He did a fantastic job.
October 31, 2008 at 2:03 PM
Anonymous said…
I'd vote for the same artist. Very eye catching and you should go with a theme look.
October 31, 2008 at 2:33 PM
Kimberly Frost said…
Paul -

You're right about trying to create the same look and feel with the second cover if we can..so that readers will identify it as part of the series.

Hope you're having a great Halloween!!

Hugs,
Kimber
October 31, 2008 at 3:37 PM
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