Gallery of covers

I thought it would be nice to showcase some of the covers I've made all in one place. Plus, it's another excuse to plug the books of some great authors.

Dangerous Presence

Dangerous Presence



Journey to Rome


Hadrian's Rome


My own work in progress.


A serial fiction project I hope will be accepted by JukePop.




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