New Book Cover

In this frustrating and rather sad time of the Coronavirus pandemic it was good to receive news of a new book cover from Trevillion Images.
It is an American cover of the book by the American author Lori Rohda that will be released on 11 August 2020.


"The Mill Of Lost Dreams" is a story set at the end of the 19th century around Massachusetts textile mills. It is a story of love, friendship and sacrifice that provides an inside view into the daily life of seven courageous souls who leave home and risk everything for their shared dream of a better life.


My original image shows Gibson Mill and was taken on a glorious winter walk around Hardcastle Crags in the beautiful West Yorkshire countryside, back in 2011.
It is a second time this image of mine has been licensed for a book cover, previously appearing on the cover of a French novel by the author Colette Vlerick.





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  1. Emily_Bronte_In_The_Frame5 April 2020 at 06:30

    It is I, 'EmilyBronteInTheFrame'!
    Love vibrational connections like these...your glass page of Gibson Mill is stunning! An eye-catching cover undoubtedly helps a book fly off the shelves...methinks 'The Mill of Lost Dreams' is a potential best seller!

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    1. Vesna Armstrong6 April 2020 at 10:33

      Thank you so much for such a kind and thoughtful comment! x

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