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Forever Cover

Here it is! The cover of the third and final book in Maggie Stiefvater's Wolves of Mercy Falls trilogy. I'm so glad it's red. I think it fits the close of this series well, I love the subtle change in the leaves, and it makes me happy to see Sam on his very own cover as well. Forever is due out July 12th of next year and it promises to be just a doozy of a finale.
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  1. ibeeeg8:46 PM

    This is a great cover. I am liking the read. All the books together makes the series look great. I need to read Linger, waiting for one of my daughters to finish the read.

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  2. kay - Infinite Shelf8:55 PM

    I like it! It completes the other two books really well. I'm looking forward to reading it!

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  3. Tiah8:58 PM

    LOVE!

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  4. Anonymous6:18 AM

    it's warmer than her previous covers, I only read Shiver but I didn't love it as much as everybody else seems to do (:

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  5. Angiegirl10:33 AM

    ibeeeg, they really do look great together. Can't wait to have them side by side on my shelves. And you're a good mom for waiting for your daughter to finish. Not sure I'd be so patient!

    kay, I agree. Can't wait!

    Tiah, *grin* Me, too.

    Ari, I'm sorry. I hate that feeling. I don't know whether to recommend giving LINGER a try or not. It's a fair bit different from SHIVER with a new awesome character. It's the writing that really gets me, though. So if you liked it, you might forge on and if not, no worries.

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  6. Elisa12:03 PM

    Shiver was so good! Love the new cover. Hate how far away its release is!

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  7. Angiegirl5:23 PM

    Liza, I know. So long...here's hoping for an ARC. ;)

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