Author’s Edition
The author’s favorite cover she made is designed with a stunning blue background—the color of Nyx’s eyes—with a Greek statue with several cracks filled with gold. This is an ancient Japanese (Hephestian) practice, known as kintsugi, that takes something broken and makes it not only more beautiful, but stronger. Kintsugi is talked about within the book, and seen symbolically within each character—except Zeus. He sucks.
The author’s favorite cover she made is designed with a stunning blue background—the color of Nyx’s eyes—with a Greek statue with several cracks filled with gold. This is an ancient Japanese (Hephestian) practice, known as kintsugi, that takes something broken and makes it not only more beautiful, but stronger. Kintsugi is talked about within the book, and seen symbolically within each character—except Zeus. He sucks.
The author’s favorite cover she made is designed with a stunning blue background—the color of Nyx’s eyes—with a Greek statue with several cracks filled with gold. This is an ancient Japanese (Hephestian) practice, known as kintsugi, that takes something broken and makes it not only more beautiful, but stronger. Kintsugi is talked about within the book, and seen symbolically within each character—except Zeus. He sucks.
