Showing posts with label cover art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cover art. Show all posts
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Friday, April 6, 2012
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Random cover oddness
Kinda creepy hero:
Nurse Jane's Choice by Dan Ross.
A line you wouldn't necessarily see on a modern WWL romance:
"Dominic didn't really like women - until he saved Chantel's life...
Nurse Jane's Choice by Dan Ross.
A line you wouldn't necessarily see on a modern WWL romance:
"Dominic didn't really like women - until he saved Chantel's life...
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Random
Oh my poor neglected blog...
The Deep Roots by Anita Grey
I love the old covers, they are often quite dramatic and just plain interesting.
Bring back proper artwork to covers I say.
The Passionate Summer by Hettie Grimstead
The Deep Roots by Anita Grey
I love the old covers, they are often quite dramatic and just plain interesting.
Bring back proper artwork to covers I say.
The Passionate Summer by Hettie Grimstead
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Non romance book covers also entertain me
Am currently working through a massive pile of last week's haul for the ebay shop, and some of the covers... and titles are entertaining me and offending me.
We have this Piers Anthony title:
The Colour of her Panties??? FFS
And what is with that mermaid - is she anorexic??
Then for covers we have the 'delightful' Flashman books by George MacDonald Fraser
and again
Heh.
We have this Piers Anthony title:
The Colour of her Panties??? FFS
And what is with that mermaid - is she anorexic??
Then for covers we have the 'delightful' Flashman books by George MacDonald Fraser
and again
Heh.
Monday, April 4, 2011
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Another ummm interesting cover.
I'm not sure whether I am more disturbed by the heroine or the hero on this cover...
While the heroine looks terminally ill, the red-headed hero looks like a professor I had at uni, who was in his sixties.
It is just awkward.. and gloomy... and disturbing.
Especially when you factor in the cheery type from the front cover: "If you reach for the stars, your hands may remain empty." Doctor on the Snow by Leslie Lance.
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