Oh my skies, I swear I just about screamed when I found this cover. Have you ever seen a more beautiful book cover? Because I can tell you right now that I haven't. It's just so damn pretty! I can't even really pinpoint something that I love the most about this cover because nearly every piece…
It's my favorite time of the week, Cover Love Friday! Among many of the books I've chosen for these, there does often seem to be a theme. For this one it fits the water theme. It's kind of a travesty that I haven't read this one yet. I know I had planned to, but as usual…
Despite genuinely disliking this book immensely, I imagine I will always really love this cover. Though the story wasn't exceptional and the main characters were actually rather annoying, I deeply appreciated looking at the masterful set up that was chosen for the cover. Naturally, there's no surprise that I utterly adore the cogs on the tree.…
I love this cover so much. Frankly, I just love the Passenger series covers in general, but this one is especially wonderful. I don't know what it is about items of nature or large stature under or in a glass sphere or bowl of some kind that I appreciate so much aesthetically, but it just honestly looks so cool.…
I am pretty much in love with this cover. There's a very airship sort of feel to that text that really just draws me in instantly. The sky is gorgeous, partially concealing the city below. I definitely appreciate the fact that you can see a few birds off in the distance and the contrast between…
Okay, I'll admit, this cover is a pretty simple one. And at times, it almost seems like it doesn't fit together. I mean, where do the cogs match with the starry sky? How does the girl at the water with the waves coming in fit with the grey and steampunk of the title? And, I'll…
And just as soon as the week begins, it ends again. And with the end of the week comes my favorite post series ever, cover love Friday! This week I've decided to feature the cover for a book I'm actually currently reading, something I find rather exciting. Of course, Briar and Rose and Jack does not come out until…
Slay Bells by T. C. Wescott is not the sort of book I would ever bother myself to read unless I was repeatedly encouraged by a friend. I’m not a fan of mystery or thriller focused novels and you can basically tell from the title of this particular one that it’s likely going to involve…
So, an exciting thing happened a little while ago regarding one of the covers that I had featured previously on this blog—and by the image here, I’m sure you can guess which one it was—but I was actually contacted by the author himself and learned a very amazing and interesting fact. While the cover design…
I’ve loved Aurthurinean stories for as long as I can remember. From the time period—which I suppose feeds into my love for Robin Hood—to the story itself, it’s always been something exciting for me. And I still have exceptionally fond memories of the animated film Quest for Camelot. So, it comes as no surprise that…
