Clash of the Covers 10/26/09
Welcome to Clash of the Covers! We have another great competition for you this week. So let’s get started, shall we? 
We have a first at the Shadows this week… a tie! So today we will be giving out two Thorns! A special congratulations goes to…
Joey Hill, for Beloved Vampire
AND…
Christina Dodd for Storm of Shadows!
Congrats! You BOTH win the Thorn! YAY!
Now for this week’s competition…
Dawn’s pick:
What Dawn says: This is my kind of cover. It’s simple, yet it draws you in. I love the fire and the color…and, of course, the hot dude helps. <BG>
Suzanne’s Pick:
What Suzanne says: Normally I’m not a big fan of the “split screen” type of covers, but it really seems to work here. Maybe because it’s blended so well. Or maybe because it seems like the font the artist chose ties everything together. This cover has a very modern feel. The woman and men at the top look edgy and fresh. Okay, yes, there is a token male torso, but this cover is so much more than that. Great job!
Barbara’s Pick:
What Barbara says: Maybe Austen and Darcy are an acquired taste, but I have to say when I saw this re-telling of Pride and Prejudice with Darcy as a vampire I couldn’t buy it fast enough! I love the way they’ve taken a classic portrait and given it an entirely different, darker meaning for this cover.
Now it’s your turn. Which one is our favorite?
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[...] If you think the artist did an exceptional job (I do!), you can cast your vote for it HERE. [...]
Susan Blexrud
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I had to stop in to thank you ladies for including “Hotter Than Hell” in your Clash of the Covers.
I thought the artist did an excellent job. Good to know others thought so too!
I’ll be back periodically to campaign for it, lol.
I voted for Trinity and there is currently a tie between it and Hotter Than Hell.
Deidre
i voted for trinity its hard to pick tho they r all awesome
Part 2 of cover campaign (lol!)…
His name is Mace.
And did I mention that he cooks for his lady?