Wednesday is Indigo Blue

The Incognito Cover

Thanks to everyone who voted in the poll!  The covers have now been finalized, and here they are:

USA: Pantheon Books UK: Canongate Books
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Thanks again for the suggestions and contributions.  For more about Incognito, click here.

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