Mughal Gold

January 29, 2024

Note: Not gold.

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Syd

1 year ago

according to the blurb the book is about a treasure hunt for diamonds, which the cover (and title!) utterly fails to convey.

Zsuzsa

1 year ago

Reply to Syd

So I guess that the things in the chest are supposed to be diamonds? I was thinking that they were partially-melted screws.

Another Bob

1 year ago

Reply to Zsuzsa

They look more like the gaudy, cheap “bling” to be found on the Home Shopping Network, et. al.

Syd

1 year ago

Reply to Another Bob

I was thinking dollar store craft supplies, but definitely not very diamond-like for sure

Marc

1 year ago

“See you in hell” is accurate as the message conveyed by the creators of virtually all covers featured here.

LBC Participant

1 year ago

I’ll be damned… immediately after learning this is a sequel.

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