ehrm Dallas) especially when hubby went, “Fantastic!” He still didn’t say I’ll get cover artist of the year, but that was actually okay with me.
I felt tres cool the next morning (never mind that by this time I was already sleepless in Seattle. So that night, I said nite-nite to my ego and went on the I-need-to-get-this-right campaign, working harder until finally,(after several attempts) laptop and I got this: Great cover! You’ll get book cover artist of the year!” I was so proud of my work until hubby came home, gave it a doubtful look and mumbled “It’s okay.” The first palatable creation, courtesy of my needs-a-replacement laptop was … But how to do it? Anyway, before I knew it, I was on to something…something I could ( and I am ) proud of. Once done with that project, it suddenly occured to me that I could just go ahead and design the cover of my book instead of contracting it out to some pricey book cover artist. On the evening of the first friday of October, I decided to go ahead and publish The Officer’s Bride, but then, the question was: How would the cover of the book look like? I knew what I wanted: a woman who looked mysterious, but had pretty eyes…just like my protagonist, Nafisah. That same night, I sat in front of my computer and began to play with microsoft power point for a nursing-related project/presentation I was working on.
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