Book Two Cover Feedback Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Welcome to my book 2 survey and thank you for participating! I am offering this sneak peek of the future cover for The Midnight Crescent, the sequel to The Lucky Six, to my newsletter subscribers as a thank you for subscribing. You also get a say in which cover is used for publication. The survey is four questions. I’ll show you the hardcover and paperback covers from The Lucky Six for reference, then you get to rate the two variants for The Midnight Crescent. It would be very helpful if you have comments to add as well. Here’s the rating scale: 5-stars — this would be a great cover for book 2 4-stars — this would be a good cover for book 2 3-stars — I’m neutral — it’s OK 2-stars — Hmm… needs work 1 stars — Absolutely not! A note on the book color. The green color I chose is one of the three colors used for Mardi Gras (which are purple, green and gold). For those wondering, I haven’t decided on what color to use for the special numbered edition yet. It may be a purple variant again. The Lucky Six Paperback and Hardcover Dust Jacket covers Question 1: Cover Option One for feedback — Boats Here is the first one to rate! Rating *Rate 1 out of 5Rate 2 out of 5Rate 3 out of 5Rate 4 out of 5Rate 5 out of 5Any comments? Suggestions for improvement? Question 2: Cover Option Two for feedback — People Here is the second cover option to rate! Rating *Rate 1 out of 5Rate 2 out of 5Rate 3 out of 5Rate 4 out of 5Rate 5 out of 5Any comments? Suggestions for improvement? Question 3: Choosing a Crow I used a dragonfly for The Lucky Six cover (as it had a role in the story). For the second book, a crow is relevant to the story. I’ve narrowed my choice down two crow silhouettes. Please rate how much you like the Standing Crow and the Flying Crow. I will only pick one for the final cover. Your Rating for Standing Crow the comments? or RatingRate 1 out of 5Rate 2 out of 5Rate 3 out of 5Rate 4 out of 5Rate 5 out of 5Your Rating for Flying Crow RatingRate 1 out of 5Rate 2 out of 5Rate 3 out of 5Rate 4 out of 5Rate 5 out of 5Any other comments about the Standing Crow or Flying Crow? Question 4: Any other visual feedback? Don’t worry about the text as that is all placeholder for now, just looking for any comments about the book visually with the goal of making it interesting enough that you’d want to take it off the shelf and then read what it’s about. Does it give off historical mystery / adventure? More Cover or Newsletter FeedbackName *Required. Please add your name as each person gets one vote. Vote as many times as you like, but I’ll only count the last entry for each person on my newsletter distribution list. Thanks!Thank you for your feedback. Look for a summary of the results next newsletter! Submit