The cover is the combination of two photographs I took. The background is from a snowy night at my house. I had wanted to use a picture that was just snow against a black background, but my husband pointed out it looked like the bear was walking through the stars, not snow, and I had to agree with that.
The second picture is a bear that was in our garage eating dog food during a heavy rainstorm. The garage door was left open after taking out some garbage, and when I went out to shut it and there he or she was! I ran back into the house and grabbed my camera to take a few shots, while the bear seemed unconcerned. I was able to get several shots and made a video of it and wasn’t very far from the bear. Finally, the bear decided it was done with the photo session and lumbered back into the storm. For a moment, I wondered if I’d be able to pet it; I didn’t, though.
The same evildwel eyes were used from “This Second Chance” and “The Button.” The feather was added to represent the angel presence in the story. I wanted a heart to be there, to represent not only Amber’s love for her sister but the possibility of love in her future. The bear may represent more than just Amber’s love of bears.
BLURB:
Six months after Amber’s sister is brutally murdered, she’s still looking for answers, and now someone is stalking her and no one believes her. Home alone with a powerful snowstorm approaching, Amber is determined to take control of the investigation by hiring a private detective, but her plans are disrupted when she finds herself snowed in with people she may not be able to trust. Meanwhile, Nester the evildwel, whose entire existence has been feeding on fear and pain, is seeking help from the angel who’s protecting Amber. Nester and Amber need answers. Can Amber figure out what’s going on with some subtle help from an angel? Will Nester find what he needs from his enemies? The worlds of good and evil clash, and the outcome will determine not only Amber’s and Nester’s fate but life as they know it.
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