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When I first saw the cover for The Fury, I thought it was by the same author as Crossings—same first name, and #similarcovers with the concentric circles and setting in the background. I enjoyed The Silent Patient, and I might start this one soon.

No need to adjust your screens, you ARE seeing double.
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However beyond the eerily similar covers and titles these books have nothing in common! They may look like they belong to the same series but they couldn't be more different.
Set somewhere in the Middle East this modern fairytale borrows from Persian mythology and feels both familiar and fresh.

I love it when my Litsy feed complements each other completely by serendipity...these posts were back to back as soon as I opened my feed.

Love it! Thanks for the Litsy smile @MelissaS & @AllenTStClair

Cover Serendipity!👍

Could this be two November #BOTM spoilers?!?

#ReadingResolutions @Jess7 #booktwins
Same cover. Different authors. Different stories. Both good!

After being underwhelmed by Roomies I was a bit wary of this one but this one gave me all of the feels. Definitely a #romantsy that I will reread over and over again.

In #homage to Jane Austen, I give you a picture of two of my Austen related books in my collection. Harman writes about the fanaticism over Austen, using what we know of Jane‘s life and Jane‘s overall legacy to tell Jane‘s full story.

Growing Older examines the art of aging in Jane‘s novels. #aprella

When Richard is diagnosed with ALS (Motor Neurone Disease), he returns to the family home to ex-wife Karina. We follow the progression of the disease, as Richard resolves his relationships with his family. It's a story of love, regrets & music, & the choices we live with.

I wasn't at all sure if this was something I'd want to read, but Genova's writing feels simple, honest and effective. I look forward to reading her other books.