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  • Cover for The Southern Sorority of Superstitious Witches, showing an illustrated gothic window with creeping vines around it and a tree branch with moss hanging from it above the window. Three women stand together facing one another with a candlelight illuminating their faces. The book title and author's name, Katie Ortiz, are written in a bold font.

    The Southern Sorority of Superstitious Witches

    October 6
  • Cover for Bad Things Happened Here, showing a biracial boy with light hair holding a flashlight, which is pointing at an abandoned building. There’s a woman with glowing eyes standing in one of the windows. In the background there’s a south Asian girl’s face partially covered by banana leaves. She looks worried. The book title is in a creepy font in orange.

    Bad Things Happened Here

    September 1
  • A book cover featuring two characters, a handsome human wizard with his arm around a smaller gray-skinned person with pointed ears and dark hair. There's a weenie dog at their feet and wyverns flying in the air.

    The Education of Imryn Dyre, Wizard’s Apprentice

    November 24
  • Cover for The Color of Time by Millie Abecassis, showing an illustrated canyon landscape with a star-filled sky above it. In the middle is the protagonist, a woman with blue eyes wearing a green suit, a cloak, and a mask covering her face. She holds an astronaut helmet in her left arm, and two snakes. On the left and right sides of the cover are symetrical green snake-like patterns. The title is displayed above the character, and the author's name at the bottom.

    The Color of Time

    May 19
  • A purple background with a city skyline. In the middle is a mosque-like building from which a giant skyscraper reaches into the clouds. Surrounding the skyscraper is the title in bright orange: The Third Wish. Between the title, smaller white letters say: What would you wish for? And what would you give up to win? By T. E. Forest.

    The Third Wish

    September 16
  • Full colour, illustrated cover for The Revenant of Surolifia by Florence Chien, with text shown in white and gold. The cover depicts a stern-faced, androgynous figure in their early 30's, with long silver hair. The figure is wearing an elegant black suit and waistcoat with golden embroidery on the lapel. They are standing in side-profile before a gothic window. Dramatic lighting pours down from overhead, backlighting the figure's face to give them a mysterious look. Decorative golden lines radiate from the figure to give them a vaguely religious look. Blurb from Richard Swan reading: "Sorcerous chicanery meets high-stakes political scheming".

    The Revenant of Surolifia

    July 7
  • Cover for Grace & Jo Have Never Solved a Murder showing a graphic of two women, one blonde and one brunette, facing a gallery wall. In the frames on the wall are a victorian woman, bottle of poison, upside down pineapple, lily pads, a chalk outline of a body, and the Liberty Bell.

    Grace & Jo Have Never Solved a Murder

    October 13
  • Cover for Where the Light Shines In shows a young teen girl in a blue hoodie and red Converse sneakers standing on a beach facing out to the sea. In the distance, a white-and-green ferryboat can be seen passing by. At the girl's feet is a black-and-white Boston Terrier. A stormy, late-afternoon sky is overhead, with pinkish-orange rays of sun breaking through the clouds. The title font is rendered in swirly, variegated golden letters.

    Where the Light Shines In

    September 29
  • Cover for The Keepers, in tones of green, gold, and black. Centered are two stylized women; the one on the left wears a crown and holds a scepter, with a golden castle behind her. On the left, a figure in a green hood holds grey magic in her hands, standing before an apple orchard. Other imagery includes cats walking on the spokes of a Wheel behind the figures, as well as three cloaked and hooded figures in the foreground above the centered title and the author's name, Sarah Goehkre.

    The Keepers

    June 16
  • Cover for Hellbound, showing an unsettling teal illustration of a woman drowning as ghostly hands and chains reach for her from the bottom of the water. The titles and author name, Stephanie Binx, are written in an eerie font.

    Hellbound

    August 25
  • A book cover that shows poloraids of three girls with brown skin in bright clothing appearing in front of different locations. The polaroids sit atop a scrapbook page of various patterns.

    The Summer Scrapbook

    May 5
  • Cover for The Soul Thief. A man with dark hair wearing a white hat and a woman with dark, curly hair, glasses, a red bandana, and tattoos stand back-to-back in a swirl of green, black, and red magic. A city glows behind them and a shadow looms over them. White text in a slashing font reads "The Soul Thief" and "Molly Haniszewski."

    The Soul Thief

    October 13
  • Charlotte "Charlie" Ross and Declan Davidson stand on a dock with a yacht and the Tampa, FL skyline behind them. Both are dressed for a secret mission. The title Fake Out Make Out appears above them.

    Fake Out Make Out

    June 4
  • A girl and boy lean outside a window at a night sky, wisteria flowers carried by wind.

    The Free Verse Society

    March 24
  • Cover for Spikes, Dice and Other Variables. Two teenagers sitting in a classroom with a purple and yellow color scheme. On the left, a white girl with long, wavy blonde hair sits cross-legged on a yellow desk, wearing a teal hoodie. She is holding a volleyball and gazing thoughtfully at the boy to her right. On the right, a white boy with tousled brown hair and black-rimmed glasses is dressed in a red sweater. He is smiling, looking at the girl The title "SPIKES, DICE, & OTHER VARIABLES" is prominently featured at the top in bold, yellow lettering. Below this, "Harper Kinsley" appears in the bottom left corner.

    Spikes, Dice and Other Variables

    September 15
  • Cover for (Mostly) Human Resources, showing a blue forest with a pale desk sitting between the trees. On the desk are a crumpled map, glasses, and a lit lamp. On the ground are a backpack, lit flashlight, jackalope, key, and journal. The book title is in bold white text with a tagline above it that reads, "Nothing bonds rivals like a missing person."

    (Mostly) Human Resources

    August 4
  • Two people are facing one another. On the left, a tall man with long, wavy brown hair with primroses in it. He wears a plaid in various shades of green with leafy embellishments. He’s smiling down at the woman, gently holding her chin with his thumb. The woman on the right has long, tawny hair tied halfway back with a thin ribbon, a white rose behind her left ear. She wears a long sleeved dress in a sandy color and holds a basket full of flower in the crook of her arm. She is looking up at the man. The two are surrounded by rose bushes in pastel colors. The image is framed in black with an intricate bronze border. In the foreground there is the title in white letters with purple borders: “My Thorns For Your Roses” with the author’s name “Kristen Argyres” below. In small text above the woman, next to the man’s head are the words “The Cairnwood Reel Series.”

    My Thorns For Your Roses

    May 5
  • the book’s title, ANYWHERE ELSE appears in white text at the top of the cover, and the subtitle “Essays on Florida” is centered. The cover image features an ice cream cone upside-down in the sand, half melted. At the bottom of the cover is the author’s name, Rachel Knox.

    Anywhere Else: Essays on Florida

    March 24
  • A dark blue book cover with green ivy framing. A woman’s eye, painted blue, dominates the space along with her hair made up of blue waves. Framed within the waves of her hair is a heteronormative couple in an embrace, the man lifting the woman joyfully. Beside them is the tagline “she’s getting a second chance at love… thousands of years after her death.”

    Oenone

    August 18
  • Cover for The Wives of Herrick Hall, showing an image of a wreath made of burning flowers, with a purple ribbon, purple thread, glass bottle, and a pair scissors wound throughout. Two cameo purple and white brooches showing two young women facing each other rests at the bottom of the wreath. The book title lies in the center of the wreath, and the author's name, Julie Lew, at the bottom.

    The Wives of Herrick Hall

    May 5
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