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  • Cover for Devil of the Deep showing an illustrated, larger than life, Black woman partially submerged in a turbulent sea while a storm rages in the background. The woman manipulates the sea with her hands and wears a conch shell on her head as a headdress. She has strings of beads and pearls dangling from her neck and wrapped around her wrist. The book title is written in the top left corner in, bold, white letters. The author's name, Falencia Jean-Francois is printed in the bottom left corner in smaller but still bold, blue font.

    Devil of the Deep

    April 7
  • Cover for Every Version of You, showing an illustrated person staring at the Los Angeles skyline. There are boxes featuring a woman and a man arguing, a woman and a man embracing, and a cat.

    Every Version of You

    July 7
  • Book cover for From Beijing, With Love by Bei Lin, showing an illustration of two men holding hands with the Great Wall of China in the backdrop. The book title is written in a cursive font. The author name, Bei Lin, is on the bottom of the illustration.

    From Beijing, With Love

    September 29
  • Cover for Casually Yours, showing an illustration of a man and woman holding one another in the window of a historic hotel. It is nighttime. The book title is written in cursive and the author name, Vivian Jia Lac, is written in bold yellow font.

    Casually Yours

    March 17
  • Cover of These Kindred Hearts by Shari B Pennant, with purple smoke, and illustrations of sword, book, cauldron, skull, rose, cat, fox, bottle, quill and crown.

    These Kindred Hearts

    June 30
  • Cover for What Could Go Wrong showing an illustrated female wedding Photogrpaher capturing a ginger red headed man in the Snake River in Wyoming who is about to trip and fall in. The book title and author name are in a bold script.

    What Could Go Wrong?

    June 1
  • Cover for Wasp's Nest: A Novel, showing lounge chair poolside in front of dark green bushes. The sky in the background is a yellow-tinged blue with hints of gathering clouds. The title and author's name, Kat Stoddard, are written in a yellow serif font.

    Wasp’s Nest

    June 30
  • Cover for The Love Code, a STEM romance novel by Connie Kitson, featuring an illustration of a young man and woman, dressed in office work attire, standing back-to-back, holding their own laptops, looking back at each other. The book title is written in large, white, capitalised block letters, on a pink background.

    The Love Code

    November 19
  • Picture of Smile for the Camera's cover: Emilyn and Jase are hugging with Emilyn’s hand on Jase’s chest Jase’s nose on Emilyn’s forehead. There are Sampaguitas (the national flower of the Philippines 🇵🇭) and doodles of a camera, music notes, and sunflowers. It’s yellow with the Evernight Teen logo on the top left corner.

    Smile for the Camera

    December 31
  • Cover for Engineering a Love Story, showing a blurred image of woman in sunglasses with a pixelated, tech-looking scarf. The title and author's name are written in a bold, blocky font.

    Engineering a Love Story

    October 6
  • Cover for The Last Telegram of Mrs. Hudson, showing an illustrated Victorian London street with black lampposts and horse-drawn carriage against a graduated vibrant blue background. There are the illustrated silhouettes of two women in long, ornate Victorian dresses in the middle. The book title is in bold white font, and the author's name is in light pink, as are other details on the cover such as the lights of the lampposts. Black and light blue envelopes swirl across the scene, and one of the women is holding a solitary pink envelope.

    The Last Telegram of Mrs. Hudson

    September 3
  • Cover for The Moonsingers, with a dark teal background, showing a wooden door bearing a fancy knocker and letterbox, opening onto golden light. Around the door are oak branches and a few mushrooms, and in the four corners of the cover are: a full moon; a set of letters including a train ticket; a commonplace book with a foundation pen; and a sprig of lilies of the valley. The title is in golden text across the middle of the cover image.

    The Moonsingers

    July 14
  • Book cover for The Death Row Club by V.A. Vazquez. Neon pink lettering overlays a moody teal night scene of a lit cabin at the end of a winding driveway surrounded by dark forest. A blurb reads, “Fresh and unforgettable” — Karin Slaughter.

    The Death Row Club

    July 14
  • Cover for How to Love You When You're Gone. A blond teenage boy, in a pasta-water yellow poleo, sits across from a brunette teenage girl wearing a yellow hat. They're at a diner, sitting in a red booth. The walls are bright pink!

    How to Love You When You’re Gone

    May 26
  • Cover for What Is Left For Us, showing a woman in the water on an ombre blue background. The book title and the author's name are written in a strong, sans serif font.

    What Is Left For Us

    March 10
  • A sea-green book cover with a woman sitting at the edge of a rocky shore. She has one foot in the water, and a seal lifts its head above the water near where she sits. Title reads "The Sea-Glass Shore." Author name reads "Julie Salmon Kelleher." A blurb at the top reads: "A book as beautiful and haunting as the coast it inhabits.--Jared Pechaček." A blurb in the water reads: "A brilliant swim--Lidia Yuknavitch."

    The Sea-Glass Shore

    September 1
  • Cover for Second Time's a Charm, pink background with pink and blue frame. Features fire-spitting chickens, a dragon tail, and a disappearing porcupine. Author name: Taylor Epperson.

    Second Time’s a Charm

    April 21
  • Female professor with dark red hair sitting on desk staring into eyes of male professor who is standing, leaning against desk with arms crossed over chest, sleeves rolled up exposing delicious forearms and staring back at female professor. Lots of tension. Stack of books between them on the desk. Post-its on the white board behind them. Title Love Between the Lectures is in dark pink script font, author Christie Curry's name is in white block font at the bottom. Background of book is pale yellow.

    Love Between the Lectures

    September 22
  • An aqua blue background features a red, orange, and yellow cartoon flame containing a man and a woman holding hands. They walk on the beach with rocks and a lighthouse in the distance.

    Burnout Summer

    May 12
  • Cover for The Music of Us, shows the inside of a cat café. The barista, a teen girl with blonde hair stands behind the counter holding a cup of coffee. A teenage boy in a black leather jacket sits on a stool, strumming a black guitar as he looks over at her. Four cats are playing around the café.

    The Music of Us

    June 2
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