Judging books by their covers, 25

Just want to share some books whose covers I love! Once every 4 weeks, I'll post 4 books and super short synopses of books whose covers catch my eye.

1. The Friday Bookshop by Sawako Natori (Author) and Yui Kajita (Translator) (Berkley, 2026): Welcome to the Friday Bookshop, a cozy little bookstore tucked inside a rustic train station north of Tokyo. Rumor has it, you’ll find the perfect book there—one that you need at that particular moment, even if you don’t know it yourself...
2. Drown the Bones by Alexandra Kennington (Berkley XO, 2026): The spare heir must work with an enemy prince to discover who murdered her twin in this gripping slow-burn romantasy.
3. The Trial of Magdalena Overmorrow by Caitríona Moran (G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2026): Scholar. Healer. Harlot. In her house, the villainy is her. This novel is a sweeping enemies-to-lovers debut with both historical depth and fantastical allure.
4. Cursekeeper: A Novel by Alexandra Christo (Atria Books, 2026): A sweeping romantasy of star-crossed lovers in which a human guardian for a library of curses and a fallen Fae form an uneasy alliance to unravel a dark conspiracy that threatens war.