Kendall loves her life in small town Cryer's Cross, Montana, but she
also longs for something more. She knows the chances of going to school
in New York are small, but she's not the type to give up easily. Even
though it will mean leaving Nico, the world's sweetest boyfriend,
behind.
But when Cryer's Cross is rocked by unspeakable tragedy,
Kendall shoves her dreams aside and focuses on just one goal: help find
her missing friends. Even if it means spending time with the one boy she
shouldn't get close to... the one boy who makes her question everything
she feels for Nico.
Determined to help and to stay true to the
boy she's always loved, Kendall keeps up the search--and stumbles upon
some frightening local history. She knows she can't stop digging, but
Kendall is about to find out just how far the townspeople will go to
keep their secrets buried....
These covers just kind of rub me the wrong way. I just don't like the perspective of the image on the hardcover, it's just a weird angle to use. And the paperback, that girl has always looked dead to me, her pose is so still. Definitely very different covers.
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I agree - neither cover is great, but if I was forced to pick one, I'd go with the paperback.
ReplyDeleteI was never a fan of the hardcover, but it suits the story so much better than the paperback. The paperback makes it look like a romance, which is nothing like the story.
ReplyDeleteWow. I agree with Nicole. The paperback looks like so many other YA books. Is that why they went in that direction?
ReplyDeleteI hate the paperback cover, honestly. I'm not in love with the hardcover but it just goes so much better with the theme of the story. I don't know what they were thinking with the paperback cover? Love this comparison!
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