I can’t say that any of these covers appeal to me, but then I’m not into vampire novels...
Edited to add:
I found one more cover to go with this set, which I included above: La voz del diablo (the Spanish translation of Lasher) by Anne Rice.
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Looking up Dead and Gone on LibraryThing, I noticed that this is a popular title:
The books are (pub dates according to Wikipedia or Amazon):
- Dead and Gone by Charlaine Harris (2009)
- Dead and Gone by Andrew Vachss (2000)
- Dead and Gone by Dorothy Simpson (2001)
- Dead and Gone by Harry Shannon (2007)
- Dead and Gone: An Examination of Two False Doctrines by James Samuel Pollock (2010)
- Dead and Gone: Classic Crimes of North Carolina by Manly Wade Wellman (1954)
- Dead and Gone by Mary Kittredge (1991)
- Dead and Gone by Norah McClintock (2004)
- The Dead and the Gone by Susan Beth Pfeffer (2008)
I'm not a fan of the vampire books or their covers either.
ReplyDeleteKathy, the bloody fingers are distinctly unappealing to me, plus the guy's not even cute!
ReplyDeleteWe need a vampire on a book titled, Dead and Gone. :P
ReplyDeleteI so don't like those covers...yucky!!
ReplyDeleteThe vampire thing wasn't my thing when it began and now I'm really over it. None of the covers work for me. You multiple Dead and Gone covers made me laugh because last week I got two different books in the mail both titled The Secret Keeper.
ReplyDeleteWhen a title has been used that many times you'd think an author would want to avoid it... then again, maybe not!
ReplyDeleteThat vampire cover would probably make me avoid the book, yuck.
Those three covers are hilarious! And disgusting -- I hate things dripping with blood.
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