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Chronicles of Aethelgard: The Broken Crown
Epic fantasy cover by Kaelen Voss.
A painterly epic-fantasy cover with a warrior, a distant castle, and a dragon in flight, built to signal high fantasy at thumbnail size.
Portfolio / E-Book Publishing
E-Book Publishing
Five e-book covers spanning epic fantasy, gothic mystery, pulp adventure, cyberpunk thriller, and literary gothic — each designed to stand out specifically within its own genre’s visual conventions, not a one-size-fits-all template.
On a retail page where readers judge a book by its cover in seconds, a genre-accurate design is what earns the click — built and formatted to your platform’s specs so it’s ready to publish, not just pretty to look at.
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The Ghosts of Elmsworth
Gothic mystery cover by Eleanor Vance.
A moody coastal-gothic cover with a lighthouse and a lone figure on the cliffs, built for a slow-burn secrets-and-shadows mystery.
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The Last Uncharted Island
Pulp adventure cover by C.J. Finch.
A bright, retro pulp-adventure cover with an explorer, a hidden temple, and a seaplane, built to evoke classic adventure paperbacks.
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Neon Harvest
Cyberpunk thriller cover.
A rain-soaked neon cityscape cover with a cybernetic protagonist, built in a saturated pink-and-teal palette for the cyberpunk thriller genre.
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The Whispering Willow
Literary gothic cover by Seraphina Graves.
A muted, silhouette-driven gothic cover with a willow tree and a lantern-lit figure, built for a quieter, literary take on the genre.
Why us
Why businesses trust us with their e-book publishing
On a retail page where readers judge a book by its cover in seconds, a genre-accurate design is what earns the click — built and formatted to your platform’s specs so it’s ready to publish, not just pretty to look at.
Fixed, accurate quotes
Every project is scoped in writing before a line of code is built, so the price you’re quoted is the price you pay — no hourly surprises, no scope creep billed after the fact.
On time, even on tight deadlines
We break every build into fixed milestones and tell you upfront if a deadline is realistic — not after it slips. If we commit to a date, we build the plan backward from it.
Direct access to the people building it
You talk to the team actually writing your code, not a rotating cast of account managers relaying messages — which means fewer misunderstandings and faster fixes.
Built to extend, not to throw away
5 years in, our clients keep coming back for the next module because the first system was architected to grow — not rebuilt from scratch every time the business changes.
Client feedback
What clients say about our e-book publishing work
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FAQ
Common questions before you get in touch
How much does a project cost?
It depends entirely on scope — a 5-page website and a full ERP rollout are not the same job. We don’t publish generic price tags because that’s not honest pricing; instead, every package on our packages page spells out exactly what’s included, and we turn your specific scope into one fixed, written quote within one business day.
How long does a typical project take?
A business website usually ships in 2–4 weeks; a custom web application, CRM, ERP, or HRMS build typically runs 6–16 weeks depending on the number of modules. You’ll get a realistic timeline attached to your fixed quote before any work begins, not an optimistic guess.
Do I own the code and design once the project is delivered?
Yes. Full ownership of the custom code, design files, and deliverables built for your project transfers to you once the final invoice is paid in full. See our Terms & Conditions for the full intellectual property terms.
Do I have to pay the full amount upfront?
No. Most projects run on a 50% advance / 50% on completion basis, but payment terms are agreed with you individually and structured around your project and cash flow — we can split larger builds into staged invoices.
Will you sign an NDA?
Yes — we sign NDAs as standard practice for client projects, and most of the work in our portfolio is already under confidentiality agreements, which is why we describe those projects by problem, build, and result rather than naming every client publicly.
Want something like this built for you — on time and on budget?
Every project above is a starting point, not a template. Fill out the quick form below with what you need and we’ll reply within one business day with a fixed quote and an honest timeline — no sales call required, no obligation to proceed.