You know what? They’re all pretty this time around. They’re just not all pretty the same, because the styles and the genres are so different. I’m intrigued by several, also for entirely different reasons.
The cover of Echo gives me the shivers, but then, that’s very definitely a wintry Chicago in the background and that’s exactly what Chicago DOES in the winter. At first, I thought the cover of We Solve Murders wasn’t all that, BUT, it’s very much part of the old-school mystery cover style – and there’s a cat. The cover of Bindle Punk Jefe fits right in with the first book in the series, Bindle Punk Bruja, and does an excellent job of presenting the character and the time period in a single image. I’m really curious about The Fourth Consort because I loved his first three books (Mickey7, etc.) and I’m intrigued by And the Mighty Will Fall because I loved the first book in the series (A Pale Light in the Black), liked the second (Hold Fast Through the Fire), and unfortunately bounced hard off the third (The Ghosts of Trappist), so I’m wondering where this one will – ahem – fall.
For Review:
And the Mighty Will Fall (NeoG #4) by K.B. Wagers
Bindle Punk Jefe (Bindle Punk #2) by Desideria Mesa
Echo (Detective Harriet Foster #3) by Tracy Clark
Exiled by Iron (Tainted Blood Duology #2) by Ehigbor Okosun
The Fourth Consort by Edward Ashton
The Great Library Of Tomorrow (Tomorrowland #1) by Rosalia Aguilar Solace
The Mountain Crown (Crowns of Ishia #1) by Karin Lowachee
The Scarlet Throne (False Goddess #1) by Amy Leow
We Solve Murders by Richard Osman
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I am always drawn to covers with purple on them! Have a great weekend!
Cindy’s Book Corner recently posted..Stacking the Shelves #124, Sunday Post #121, Sunday Salon #115
I am definitely looking forward to And the Mighty will Fall. I assumed that that the NeoG story had finished in the last book and am really pleased to be wrong.
We Solve Murders is a book I’d like. I just finished Agnes Sharp and the Trip of a Lifetime, with senior sleuths at a holiday eco resort hotel in Cornwall. I like reading about seniors, expecially sleuths!
Harvee https://bookdilettante.blogspot.com/2024/06/travel-can-be-fun-or-not-sunday-salon.html
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Great haul! I got a copy of Echo as well. I hope you will enjoy them all and happy reading!
Yvonne @ It’s All About Books recently posted..Stacking The Shelves #194 – June 15th 2024
I can’t help but be curious about any book with “library” in the title… 👀 Hope you enjoy these!
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I really want to read We Solve Murders. It’s on my Christmas list 😂
Have a great weekend!
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Nice looking covers! I hope you enjoy them all. 🙂
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Nice book haul. Enjoy them. Have a great week!
Yvonne @ Socrates Book Reviews recently posted..The Weekend Review – June 15th-17th
Echo looks really good.
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