So what are you thoughts on the US (LHS) and UK (RHS) covers? Which would entice you to pick the book up if you were not familiar with Peter Tremayne?
If you have read it, how well does the cover match the story?
Here is Amanda Gillies' Euro Crime review of The Dove of Death.
You can read an extract from Chapter 1 on the US Macmillan website.


2 comments:
Neither cover particularly draws me in, but I'd give the edge to the U.S. cover.
I have not read the book.
Though I like the Celtic cross, I think the American one is far too gaudy. The British cover may be almost too gray, but still that is far better, and that window appeals to my curiosity.
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