Hello, reader friends! Let’s have a little cover love away we go fun and a giveaway! Across the Blue by Carrie Turansky releases next week and that inspired me to round up some of my favorite covers featuring different modes of transportation!
I focused on books I have already reviewed on the blog so y’all can get the scoop on these stories by clicking the covers below to hop over to the review post for more about these moving stories!
cover love: away we go
Penned in Time series
by Pepper Basham
By sea, by sky, and by land, this series is dear to my reader heart!
A New Shade of Summer
by Nicole Deese
Despite my fear of heights, a hot air balloon ride is on my bucket list!
Newton & Polly
by Jody Hedlund
Who could forget the story of Amazing Grace?!
Finding Margo
by Jen Turano
This contemporary romantic suspense is a favorite of mine and yes, that is an Amish horse and buggy!
Montana Rescue series
by Susan May Warren
The PEAK helicopter is an obvious choice for the Montana Rescue series but book four mixes things up with Ian’s yacht in the stormy Gulf!
The Road to Paradise
by Karen Barnett
Automobiles have come a long way since the 1920s but the beauty of the national parks is timeless!
Drawing Fire
by Janice Cantore
If you see Detective Abby Hart in your rearview mirror, you best move out of the way!
With You Always
by Jody Hedlund
Since our adventure on the rails last fall, I have a new appreciation for all characters enduring trains!
Carrington Family series
by Sarah Monzon
I LOVE these new covers! They truly capture the dual-timeline aspect of these stories!
Out of the Ordinary
by Jen Turano
I love all the shenanigans in this story!
Across the Blue
by Carrie Turansky
Isabella Grayson, the eldest daughter of a wealthy, English newspaper magnate, longs to become a journalist, but her parents don’t approve. They want her to marry well and help them gain a higher standing in society. After she writes an anonymous letter to the editor that impresses her father, her parents reluctantly agree she can write a series of articles about aviation and the race to fly across the English Channel, but only if she promises to accept a marriage proposal within the year.
When James Drake, an aspiring aviator, crashes his flying machine at the Grayson’s new estate, Bella is intrigued. James is determined to be the first to fly across the Channel and win the prize Mr. Grayson’s newspaper is offering. He hopes it will help him secure a government contract to build airplanes and redeem a terrible family secret. James wants to win Bella’s heart, but his background and lack of social standing make it unlikely her parents would approve.
If he fails to achieve his dream, how will he win the love and respect he is seeking? Will Bella’s faith and support help him find the strength and courage he needs when unexpected events turn their world upside down?
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giveaway
My thanks to the publisher for providing this opportunity for one fortunate Faithfully Bookish reader to win an ARC paperback copy of Across the Blue by Carrie Turansky!
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Which one of the cover love away we go titles from the post do you like best?
What is your favorite mode of transportation in stories?
I like the cover of With You Always. I have always liked train travel.
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I forgot to say Hi.
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I felt the same way until I experienced a long-distance trip on the rails, now I have a very healthy respect for those who had no choice but to endure it! 😉
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Hello, some good choices but I think I like Newton and Polly cover the best of all! The Road to Paradise is also rather unique and attention garnering.
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They’re wonderfully unique!
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Fun giveaway! It will be great to see who wins Across the Blue!
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Thank you, Carrie! Readers seem to like these fun posts and I enjoy doing them ????
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I’d say Jody Hedlund’s With You Always and it was such a good book. I would enjoy train travel the best. Thank you for the giveaway opportunity.
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I love Jody’s books!
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Don’t make me choose! I can’t! But I enjoy flying places. It’s fun. But we have done a lot of driving around the country and there’s nothing like it seeing the world the Lord has created!
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We love to drive but we’ve never flown. Guess we’re just not in a hurry 😉
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I have read Across the Blue and can recommend it! Carrie did a great job making the early days of aviation understandable and accessible. Plus, that cover is gorgeous.
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Thanks for sharing! I’m looking forward to posting my review next week.
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I have always loved the cover of Out of the Ordinary. In books, my favorite method of transportation is horseback or carriage.
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*In books* is an excellent disclaimer, my friend!
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What a creative idea for a post! I love this idea.
I am really captivated by With You Always by Jody Hedlund. It’s definitely on my TBR list, and I cannot wait to finally get to it. Transportation by train is not my favorite because it is so slow and I get antsy, but the cover totally draws me in. It is really pretty,
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Thank you! Oh yes, that’s a good one! I was surprised by how rough and bumpy our train ride was (for 2+ days one-way) ????
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With You Always is my favorite cover here. It just begs to be read! I think stories with ships are my fav!
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Popular choice!
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I’m drawn to the covers of “Finding Margo” by Jen Turano and “The Road to Paradise” by Karen by Barnett for the colors and earlier modes or different types of transportation which to me are intriguing. I absolutely love the cover of “Across the Blue” by Carrie Turansky not only because of the coloring but the fashion statement of the hat and the airplane. Since I’ve never flown in an airplane, I’m always excited to have them in stories. Love all sorts of transportation in my stories because I love to read about all time frames. It’s how the author writes about it that makes it interesting.
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I agree that “unfamiliar” often makes certain story elements more appealing!
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I absolutely love the wooden boat from Out of the Ordinary and the schooner from Finders Keepers! I love all of the covers for different reasons, though. They’re all very different but eye-catching!
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That’s one for my bucket list, big boat!
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I love the whimsical cover of Karen’s book! I’ve always loved to travel by car & discover new places that way. And one day, I want to travel somewhere by train since I’ve never been on one 🙂
Just for the record, I think all these covers are great! Thanks for the giveaway chance to win Across the Blue by Carrie.
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Me too! (take a small trip by train before you decide to ride the rails across the country, just saying)
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These covers definitely deserve some love. Finders Keepersmiggt be my fave.
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Oh, yes, I adore her redesigned covers!!!
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What a fun idea! Great post and collection of books!
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Thanks, Heidi!
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Out of the Ordinary is my fav cover. I love reading about horses and carriages in books.
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Days gone by for many of us. I’ve only ridden a horse once.
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Hi! For some reason I am intrigued by the cover of Finding Margo. I guess it is the blending of the modern or English and the Amish. The woman in the ripped jeans and the beautiful farm and buggy. I would also say that I like to read about buggies as transportation in stories. I must have missed this review somehow. Now I want to read the book.
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It’s a favorite of mine (and my daughter’s, too)
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My favorite cover is Across the Blue. I just think the cover is so beautiful…just stunning! I think my favorite mode of transportation in stories is horse and buggy. Thanks for the opportunity of this giveaway, Beth!
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I knew I had to do a cover love post when I saw it!
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That is a hard one. They are all so well done. Newton and Polly and Out of the Ordinary are probably my favorites. I love a good cover! Covers can really make or break book sales.
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Absolutely!
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I like the cover of Across The Blue. So pretty!
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Blue is a favorite color of mine 🙂
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So many great covers! I can’t pick a favorite, lol. Thank you so much for posting this, Beth Erin!
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Who doesn’t love a great book cover, right?!
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Hi! I preordered “Across the Blue”. I can’t wait to read it. I’d love to give a copy to a friend.
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Bookish friends are the bestest friends 😉
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Gorgeous covers! Beth, thank you for this wonderful post!
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My pleasure!
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Hi! How can I pick a favorite? I liked many of those covers, but really thought The Road to Paradise had a new style of cover that intrigued me with it’s vintage feal.
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I like the bold trend in illustrated covers!
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i love these choices and this post. And you. How fun!
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With You Always by Jody Hedlund is a beautiful cover. I haven’t read it yet, but it’s on my wish list.
I would love to take a train trip or cruise. I’m happy with any kind of travel, though!
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If we were keeping score, which we’re not… I think With You Always would be winning! 😀
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Hi! My favorite cover is The Road to Paradise. And I have to say that my favorite mode of transportation in stories (being a horse lover) is on horseback.
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I’m amazed by the endurance of horses and their riders in historical fiction.
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Carrie’s book “Across the Blue” is such a pretty cover. Pepper’s covers are gorgeous, also.
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Ah, I have a soft spot for Pepper’s books!
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I like Across The Blue cover. Blue is my favorite color too!!!
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Oh yay! Blue is so calming and soothing ????
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Hi there! I like Across the Blue because it’s so serene and peaceful. Now I have never flown and that’s not my idea of a transportation, I had rather be on the train. Thanks for the giveaway ‘
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I’m a land-lover, too 🙂
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Hi! I love Newton & Polly’s cover, but I don’t like being on boats at all. My favorite mode of travel is by car, always will be.
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I’d like to give boating a try but I am concerned about seasickness.
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