I'm not sure why, but novels set in college have called out to me lately. There's just something about them. Ugly Beautiful Girl, by Tracy Krimmer, is no exception. I'll tell you a bit more about the Book in a moment, but first I want to help reveal the cover. And let me tell you,... Continue Reading →
One word came to my mind when I saw the cover of Damned, by Alexandrea Weis and Lucas Astor: cryptic. It drifts in when I focus on the title, on the background, on the colours... on everything, really. "Cryptic" seems like a fairly fitting word for the summary, too. Damned sounds like the type of... Continue Reading →
Something about the summary for Welcome to Your Life, by Katrina Marie, struck me as soon as I read it. I'm not entirely sure what it was, but I think it had something to do with the single mother angle. Whatever it was that struck me, it prompted me to sign up to take part... Continue Reading →
I love a nice, warm cover. Something in that sort just draws me in. Of course, just about anything warm draws me in; it's not surprising that book covers follow the rule. It Starts With L, by Cassandra Fear, has one of the warmest covers I've seen in a while. Want to see why? Click... Continue Reading →
Sometimes, a simple cover is the best way to go--but only if it's done right. Despite its simplicity, it should get across some element of the plot, or a character, or a theme. The cover for Sunniva Dee's Path of Thieves does exactly that, which of course leaves me wanting more. So check it out... Continue Reading →
Miranda Burski 