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This week there was a also a slew of books being adapted for the Silver Screen treatment.
This week’s covers highlights is mostly YA – and long awaited sequel at that including BitterBlue and Fever the sequel to Wither.
First up – I am really looking forward to Ruth Francis Long aka RF Long’s new YA – the cover is lush!
The cover for Fever by Lauren DeStefano has been released.
I am not too sure about the cover though.
Rhine and Gabriel have escaped the mansion, but danger is never far behind.
Running away brings Rhine and Gabriel right into a trap, in the form of a twisted carnival whose ringmistress keeps watch over a menagerie of girls. Just as Rhine uncovers what plans await her, her fortune turns again. With Gabriel at her side, Rhine travels through an environment as grim as the one she left a year ago – surroundings that mirror her own feelings of fear and hopelessness.
The two are determined to get to Manhattan, to relative safety with Rhine’s twin brother, Rowan. But the road there is long and perilous – and in a world where young women only live to age twenty and young men die at twenty-five, time is precious. Worse still, they can’t seem to elude Rhine’s father-in-law, Vaughn, who is determined to bring Rhine back to the mansion…by any means necessary.
In the sequel to Lauren DeStefano’s harrowing Wither, Rhine must decide if freedom is worth the price – now that she has more to lose than ever.
The sequel to Angelfire – Wings of the Wicked.
Life as the Preliator is harder than Ellie ever imagined.
Balancing real life with the responsibility of being Heaven’s warrior is a challenge for Ellie. Her relationship with Will has become all business, though they both long for each other. And now that the secret of who she really is has come out, so have Hell’s strongest reapers. Grown bold and more vicious, the demonic threaten her in the light of day and stalk her in the night.She’s been warned.
Cadan, a demonic reaper, comes to her with information about Bastian’s new plan to destroy Ellie’s soul and use an ancient relic to wake all the souls of the damned and unleash them upon humanity. As she fights to stay ahead of Bastian’s schemes , the revelations about those closest to her awaken a dark power within Ellie that threatens to destroy everything—including herself.She’ll be betrayed.
Treachery comes even from those whom she loves, and Ellie is broken by the deaths of those who stood beside her in this Heavenly war. Still, she must find a way to save the world, herself, and her love for Will. If she fails, there will be hell to pay.
And finally we have the cover for the final book in Kristin Cashore’s fantasy YA trilogy – Bitterblue.
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Hmmmm. Hedgewitch & Treachery —- very similar covers… =)
Not a big fan when the covers look almost the same
At least they flipped the image for the different covers. 🙂
Eh to the DC comics. I haven't read a comic book or graphic novel in years (switched over to manga instead).
Although I'm not much of an Apple user (no iPod, iPhone, iPad, etc.), I'm still going to miss Steve Jobs, mostly due to his contributions to technology and everyday life through technology.
You know when I was writing the post I didn't REALLY notice until it was drafted. But I think I have to prefer R.F Long's one – Love the flowers and forrest setting but both books look good.
I've never read a Stephanie Plum book (despite continuous assurances from my mother that the Sassy Black Friend Cliche is SO HILARIOUS)….
And this trailer is not inspiring any interest.
Sigh, I haven't loved Katherine Heigl since her Roswell days.
So sad about Steve Jobs.
Boo Hiss over the possibility of UK price fixing. What an awful idea.
One for the Money–sigh. I've read Evanovich for years. These are just not the right casting choices. But not the worst ever. That honor goes to the "geniuses" who chose short, pretty boy Tom Cruise to portray Lee Child's 6'5" tall, wandering, ex-military hero Jack Reacher. What were they thinking?
Thanks for the info.
Too bad many books this year were similar storywise, if they start looking alike in their covers as well,I'm afraid we won't be able to tell them apart!
Beautiful covers nonetheless!