I know we always hear that you can't judge a book by its cover, but as an author, the cover matters. It is the first thing you see, the one that will draw you in. I love that this cover captures the integral part the water plays in this story, and the peaceful harbor juxtaposed with the lightning fits so well with the tension between the two words in the title.

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