The Journey to the Perfect Cover for The Oberon Stone: 




Crafting the new cover for The Oberon Stone was nothing short of an adventure in itself—a fitting parallel to the story it represents. As the second installment in the Conjurer's Prophecy trilogy, this book is packed with thrilling adventures, breathtaking landscapes, and new challenges for our characters. Capturing all of that in a single image was no small task, and I went back and forth with my talented cover artist countless times to get it just right.

Why was it so challenging? Well, The Oberon Stone takes readers on a journey through incredible, diverse settings. Our group of heroes braves beaches infested with dragons, subzero lands where survival feels impossible, forests haunted by vengeful wraiths, and fortresses ruled by mighty dwarven warriors. Not to mention, they traverse seven different universes! Every backdrop felt so vivid and integral to the story that narrowing it down to just one was nearly impossible.

Let’s be honest—everyone loves dragons, right? They’re iconic in fantasy, and I knew I had to highlight them again in this book. In The Pandora’s Box, we met Arville and the snow dragons. For The Oberon Stone, I wanted to bring in a fresh, more dangerous surprise: the blood dragons. With their crimson scales and unmatched resistance to magic, they are the ultimate challenge for the magic community and play a pivotal role in the story. These fiery creatures are as terrifying as they are captivating, so it was clear—they had to make it onto the cover.

The process of creating this cover was exhilarating. The artist and I worked tirelessly, exchanging ideas, refining details, and bringing the essence of the book to life. I’m beyond proud of the final result, and I can’t wait for you all to see it. It’s bold, vibrant, and captures the heart of the adventure within The Oberon Stone.

Stay tuned for the reveal—it’s coming soon!


L.S. Franco
Author of the Conjurer's Prophecy Trilogy




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