Friday Face Off: The Vipers by Katy Hays

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Today I’m returning to the  Friday Face Off, originally created by Books by Proxy).  I’ve missed these for the past few months and so would like to get back to comparing covers (and hopefully I will be updating this page with a new banner.  This is an opportunity to look at a book of your choice and shine the spotlight on the covers.  Of course this only works for those books that have alternative covers (although sometimes I use this to look at a series of books to choose a favourite). . So, if you have a book that has alternative covers, highlight them and choose your favourite.  If you’re taking part it would be great if you leave a link so I can take a look at what you’ve chosen.

This week I’ve chosen a book that is on my shelf waiting to be read The Vipers by Katy Hays.  I have a coy of this for the new year and I can’t wait to pick it up.  I loved The Cloisters by this author..  This title is being marketed under a different title in the US  – Salt Water.  Take a look at the two covers:

My favourite this week:

Have you read this book already?  What did you think and which is your favourite?

Join me next week in highlighting one of your reads with different covers.

Friday Face Off: Emily Wilde’s Compendium of Lost Tales by Heather Fawcett

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Today I’m returning to the  Friday Face Off, originally created by Books by Proxy).  I’ve missed these for the past few months and so would like to get back to comparing covers (and hopefully I will be updating this page with a new banner.  This is an opportunity to look at a book of your choice and shine the spotlight on the covers.  Of course this only works for those books that have alternative covers (although sometimes I use this to look at a series of books to choose a favourite). . So, if you have a book that has alternative covers, highlight them and choose your favourite.  If you’re taking part it would be great if you leave a link so I can take a look at what you’ve chosen.

This week I’ve chosen a book that is on my shelf waiting to be read Emily Wilde’s Compendium of Lost Tales by Heather Fawcett, I can’t wait to read this, this series is just fantastic. Only two covers, take a look:

My favourite this week:

It’s so difficult to choose. I can’t do it – I love both themes for these books.  They’ve been so consistently good.

Have you read this book already?  What did you think and which is your favourite?

Join me next week in highlighting one of your reads with different covers.

Friday Face Off: The Courting of Bristol Keats by Mary E Pearson

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Today I’m returning to the  Friday Face Off, originally created by Books by Proxy).  I’ve missed these for the past few months and so would like to get back to comparing covers (and hopefully I will be updating this page with a new banner.  This is an opportunity to look at a book of your choice and shine the spotlight on the covers.  Of course this only works for those books that have alternative covers (although sometimes I use this to look at a series of books to choose a favourite). . So, if you have a book that has alternative covers, highlight them and choose your favourite.  If you’re taking part it would be great if you leave a link so I can take a look at what you’ve chosen.

This week I’ve chosen another book that is on my shelf waiting to be read. The Courting of Bristol Keats by Mary E Pearson is one of my current reads and I’m enjoying it very much. Only two covers, take a look:

My favourite this week:

Have you read this book already?  What did you think and which is your favourite?

Join me next week in highlighting one of your reads with different covers.

Friday Face Off : The House at Watch Hill by Karen Marie Moning

FFO

Today I’m returning to the  Friday Face Off, originally created by Books by Proxy).  I’ve missed these for the past few months and so would like to get back to comparing covers (and hopefully I will be updating this page with a new banner.  This is an opportunity to look at a book of your choice and shine the spotlight on the covers.  Of course this only works for those books that have alternative covers (although sometimes I use this to look at a series of books to choose a favourite). . So, if you have a book that has alternative covers, highlight them and choose your favourite.  If you’re taking part it would be great if you leave a link so I can take a look at what you’ve chosen.

This week I’ve chosen another book that is on my shelf waiting to be read. The House at Watch Hill by Karen Marie Moning.  I’m looking forward to picking this one up soon.  Only two covers, take a look:

My favourite this week:

Have you read this book already?  What did you think and which is your favourite?

Join me next week in highlighting one of your reads with different covers.

Friday Face Off: Run by Blake Crouch

FFO

Today I’m returning to the  Friday Face Off, originally created by Books by Proxy).  I’ve missed these for the past few months and so would like to get back to comparing covers (and hopefully I will be updating this page with a new banner.  This is an opportunity to look at a book of your choice and shine the spotlight on the covers.  Of course this only works for those books that have alternative covers (although sometimes I use this to look at a series of books to choose a favourite). . So, if you have a book that has alternative covers, highlight them and choose your favourite.  If you’re taking part it would be great if you leave a link so I can take a look at what you’ve chosen.

This week I’ve chosen a book that is on my shelf waiting to be read.  Run by Blake Crouch.  I like the sound of this one and the covers are very ominous:

My favourite this week:

They’re all different and yet similar – if that makes sense.  I quite like the blue and the yellow but that sticker annoys me.  I also like ominous feel of the bottom left.  But I think my favourite this week is:

This cover feels out of focus and fuzzy but I feel that gives it an edge and I also like the grey title.  This one definitely gives the feeling of trying to run away.  Which is your favourite?

Join me next week in highlighting one of your reads with different covers.

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