The Rules: Choose a cover (or two, or three), preferably new-ish, and share what you like about it. Grab my graphic or don’t (just so long as you link back). I’ll be posting Cover Love every Monday but feel free to post yours on whatever day works best for you.
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| To start off, let me just say this: I LOOOVE this cover!
Obviously, I like all of the werewolf elements including: the moon, the claw marks in the title and the girl has a wild look to her as well. The background is almost sci-fi-ish. Not sure what that’s all about or if it’s just me. Either way, I guess I’ll find out when I read it! |
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| Full Blooded Jessica McClain #1 by Amanda Carlson September 11, 2012     |
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| Born the only female in an all male race, Jessica McClain isn’t just different—she’s feared.
After living under the radar for the last twenty-six years, Jessica is thrust unexpectedly into her first change, a full ten years late. She wakes up and finds she’s in the middle of a storm. Now that she’s become the only female full-blooded werewolf in town, the supernatural world is already clamoring to take a bite out of her and her new Pack must rise up and protect her. |
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| I like the way that the road disappears into the clouds. It’s super neat!
Once again, the moon. I know it’s stereotypical but I can’t get enough of ’em. The clouds are awesome too. Looks like there’s a storm brewing! |
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| Blood Bond Dirty Blood #3 by Heather Hildenbrand August 31, 2012 |
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| Hybrids.
If I had to choose one word to sum up all of my problems, this would be it. Without hybrids, I wouldn’t have to watch my best friend slowly becoming a monster. Without hybrids, I could let go of the mentality “hunt or be hunted.” CHAS wouldn’t be scouring the Earth, intent on slaughtering and using Alex to do it. Without hybrids, I wouldn’t have to be on guard that losing my temper meant losing my shape. There would be no monster inside me, struggling to get out. Then again, without hybrids, I wouldn’t have Wesley St. John. |
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| I like the fact that this cover is cartoon-ish. It fits with the rest of the series yet helps it stand out among other Paranormal Romance books.
The wolf on top of the mountain howling at the moon is great. Again, super stereotypical but I love it! I’m a snowboard bunny so I’m really diggin’ the sky chalet and the winter background. |
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| Werewolf in Denver Wild About You #4 by Vicki Lewis Thompson October 2, 2012 |
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I review Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Romance books with a focus all things werewolf. Based out of Ottawa, Canada
Owner, designer and main blogger behind Rabid Reads. Avid book reader, snowboard bunny, video gamer and Supernatural fan. I love all things paranormal, werewolves especially. Oh, and I’m Canadian, eh!
She’s up to the 4th book? *wide eyes* I really need more time, like a 48h day. I need to read the other two Wild About You books (read the first one) Love your picks! The second one looks like an ancient Greek goddess 😛
Great picks! I love all these covers. You can never have enough moons on covers. They always look awesome.
@Ruby Hehe, yup, book 4. Get your butt in gear! 😉
@Amber I @ Awesomesauce Too true, you can never have enough moons! 😛
i love moons and wolfs
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Oh, the Werewolf in Denver cover is so cute!
Oh I love the cover of Full Blooded and Werewolf in Denver. The first is bad-ass and the later is just too cute!
@Carmel @ Rabid Reads
Hehe. Yes Ma’am! I must read. I need more time though o.O
@roro LOL Love the sound effect. 😛
@emmameade.com It sure is! 🙂
@kimbacaffeinate They’re complete opposites all right but both awesome in their own way.
I love the Werewolf in Denver cover. I haven’t read that series, but I think I definitely want to check it out. I completely agree about the cartoonish cover. Now a days all you see is half naked men (not that I complain lol) It is a definite way to stand out.