Tag: By the Cover

Judging a book by its cover may not be accurate, but it is fun.

Crimes Against Magic
by Steve McHugh

Man uses sparklers and long camera exposures in an epic battle against London’s magical street gangs.

Disclaimer: My “rating” and comments for By the Cover posts do not reflect the actual content of the book. If I have read and reviewed the featured book, a link will be provided to that review. Otherwise, a link will be provided to the book’s Goodreads page.

 

Judging a book by its cover may not be accurate, but it is fun.

Crown of Lies
by Pepper Winters

Woman with broken arm and neck saved by amorphous man-dress beast.

Disclaimer: My “rating” and comments for By the Cover posts do not reflect the actual content of the book. If I have read and reviewed the featured book, a link will be provided to that review. Otherwise, a link will be provided to the book’s Goodreads page.

 

Judging a book by its cover may not be accurate, but it is fun.

Something in the Heir
by Jenny Gardiner

Man with pretentious neck scarf smugly drops ‘witty’ royalty puns into every conversation.

Disclaimer: My “rating” and comments for By the Cover posts do not reflect the actual content of the book. If I have read and reviewed the featured book, a link will be provided to that review. Otherwise, a link will be provided to the book’s Goodreads page.