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HI SS - and all down to WC suggestions that paved the way ... what a fantastic lot you all are. I've just got to finish it now, and hope the inside is as good as the cover!

The title is a stroke of genius! With the second picture, you'll have a cracking cover - or, sounds like you already have....

Great blog - good to see you've put in the effort to make your setting as authentic as possible. It's worth it and I bet you're feeling smug now! I went over to Koh Samui to do exactly that for my new novella - lucky it's only a couple of hours ...

Thanks guys - unanimous decision. The second one it is, which is a picture of Bophut pier, an embarkment for trips to other islands. The turquoise patch is a patch - scary isn't it! And I8 - I've replied to your message - the draft cover is ...

Two too

The first one- absolutely. (Kidding- I prefer the 2nd one too)

I just sent you an email - I could not resist! See what you think...

I'd agree; the second. But I don't know what the turquoise patch is halfway along. I'm presuming it's not something with any relevance to the story. In which case, you ought to photoshop it out, as it would needlessly distract.

Yeah, second. Earthy.

The second...

Absolutely the second one - it's perfect as it's a one way street - walk too far, fall off the end and there is no come back - it has the sense of intrigue and danger in a beautiful setting, and also references that old school come back 'why don't ...

I agree with Whisks. The top one made me think too much along the lines of holiday romance rather than murder in paradise. Like the change of title :-)

I like the second one, Stephen. It's going somewhere and leads to imaginative possibilities, whereas the first one is static - sit down and the action stops. The second also resonates more with 'No Come Back', whereas the first doesn't have any ...

Tom Horn, starring Steve McQueen, was probably the best western movie made - and it was based on a true-life character.

Thanks Thanks to you guys with your suggestions I've decided to use No Come Back as the title - it's a play on words both English and Thai and resonates with the music theme of Jimmy Mack.I have two potential book covers. Please let me know which ...