Book Covers Worth More Than One Look

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Ten Book Covers that made me go hmm... Nice! This are just the ten that I read in the last few months





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  1. NinaApril 26, 2013 at 10:55 PM

    What eye-catching covers! They remind me of those historical romance novels of old, and now even contemporary books are at it.

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