MR RIPLEY'S BOOK COVER WARS 5 - HEAT ONE 2013/14 + ANGIE SAGE SIGNED BOOK COMPETITION

Mr Ripley's Book Cover Wars are back again for the fifth year - it is that time again where we are looking for a further worthy winner. If you are returning to the site for another exciting year or are new to this competition, then I send you a very warm welcome. It is a delight to have your company in the book cover war zone. Don't forget to share this exciting adventure with your friends and followers - everyone is welcome.

For any follower of this site then this is the chance for you to become part of the weekly book cover wars. Each week, for the next 4 weeks, I am going to select five book covers for you to vote for. NEW RULES - the five book covers who get the most votes over the four weeks will go head-to-head in the final. You may not win the heat, but you could still get to the final of 'Mr Ripley's Enchanted Book Cover Wars 2013/14'. 


As a voter, not only will you get the chance to choose your favourite book cover, but you will also be in with the chance to win a different special book each week. Therefore, in order to kick off the competition this week, we have an amazing collectable book which is a signed, hardback copy of Angie Sage - Fyre. This is a great read and a fantastic book for you to win.

If you are interested then all you need to do is:

  • Vote for your favourite book cover using the poll ( click any of the links  VOTE HERE and vote for your favourite book.
  • Leave a comment through this post
  • Sit back, watch the voting develop and wait to hear whether you've won (once the poll has closed). Please note that this competition is open Worldwide. Heat one ends midnight (UK TIME) 21st October 2013. 
So here are the five book covers to vote for this week:



Book One - Niel Bushnell - Timesmith ( The Timesmith Chronicles) - Published by Andersen - March 2014 -  Designed by James Fraser, art editor Kate Grove. VOTE HERE

                             
Book Two -  Andrew Beasley - The Battles of Ben Kingdom: The Feast of Ravens - Published by Usborne Publishing - September 2013 - Illustrated by David Wyatt , Design by Hannah Copley. VOTE HERE


Book Three - Patrick Carman - (Pulse) Tremor - Published by Katherine Tegen Books - 25 February 2014 -  Book cover designers - Joel Tippie and Amy Ryan. VOTE HERE



                        

Book Four -  Dawn Finch - Brotherhood of Shades - Published by HarperCollins - 26 September 2013 - Designed by Liam Relph. VOTE HERE
                         
Book Five - Ian Johnstone - The Bell Between the Worlds ( The Mirror Chronicles) - Published by HarperCollins - 6 June 2013 - Designed by Blacksheep UK. VOTE HERE

Let the voting commence on this years Book Cover Wars 2013/14. Please leave your comments on the post to win that signed book.  Also  if your really nice give us an RT or mention use #bookcoverwars or share on Facebook. 

Comments

Conrad said…
What lovely covers! And quite varied... I've gone for Feast of Ravens because of David Wyatt's fabulous artwork and the awesome detail on the title...
CazApr1 said…
I love book cover wars but this time I'm not overly fond of any of round 1! My favourite has to be Dawn Finch's though because I'm a sucker for a skull! @cazapr1
Gaby317 said…
I love the Timesmith cover. It suggests adventure, magic, friendship and a quest of sort.
Julie said…
Great covers! Interesting to see the Timesmith cover is slightly different to the one I bought earlier this year. I'm going to vote for that one as it was on the strength of the cover alone that I picked it up off the shelf at my local book shop.
Anonymous said…
All great covers but really love the Brotherhood of Shades cover, the colours are great and it reminds me of a kaleidoscope. The book is like a kaleidoscope giving you glimpses of other worlds, love it, could not put it down.
Unknown said…
I voted for The Bell Between the Worlds. Amazing artwork that entices you in with promises of adventure abound!
Unknown said…
I love The Feast of Ravens cover, the detail on the title is so pretty.
Andrea Chettle said…
Wow! Difficult choice! I spent ages going between Timesmith and Feast of Ravens before finally settling on Timesmith A fantastic cover that promises a great read