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Abomination
Inspired by my love of medieval history, mythological fantasy, and good old-fashioned monster stories.
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I would vote for #2.  The image of the beetle, combined with the cover text, gives you an idea of something sinister and creepy going on within the book, and uses imagery I don't already associate with something else.  #1 is the nicest looking image, but I feel like if I were to look through my bookshelf right now I'd find a handful of books with nearly identical covers.  #2 is the most distinctive image.

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