The Body at Waterloo Station: An unputdownable historical murder mystery (A Emma Langley Victorian Mystery Book 6)

Emily Organ

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A large gold uppercase title fills the upper and central cover, with a small ornamental “THE” above it. A woman in a dark blue period dress and broad hat stands before a green-toned railway station, where a horse-drawn carriage, a streetlamp and several smaller figures are visible. “Emily Organ” appears in large white serif lettering near the bottom.

01 / Type system

Typography

Dominant typography color: Gold
Title typography color: Gold
Title size: Large
Typography prominence: Large
Readability: High
Dominance in cover: Typography
Title families (dominant first): Sans Serif, Decorative Display, Mixed
Title position: Upper Half
Case: Uppercase
Width: Condensed
Typefaces: 4
Author prominence: Medium

02 / Estimated colours

Colour

#064F49 · 34%Dark Teal · Dominant

#08A987 · 32%Teal Green · Dominant

#071D20 · 12%Near-Black Teal · Background

#102A3B · 8%Navy Blue · Accent

#D8BD71 · 6%Gold · Accent

#F4F0DE · 4%Cream White · Accent

#A84C3B · 2%Red · Accent

#76563A · 2%Brown · Accent

Brightness: Mixed
Contrast: High
Temperature: Cool

03 / Visible subjects

Imagery & Mood

Primary style

Photographic Composite

Subjects

WomanRailway StationTrainHorseCarriageStreetlampPeopleBuildingWindowsLuggage

Mood

AtmosphericSophisticatedMysterious

Visual tropes

Figure Cover

People detected: 7 · Face visibility: Visible

04 / Provenance retained

What We Know,
Without Interpretation.

SourceAmazon New Releases

Date addedOct 26, 2026

Ranking at the time of addition#42 · Historical Fiction

IdentifierASIN B0HBCHTTGB