Cover Reveal: Empire of Blood by Olivia Cornwell

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 I'm very excited to be a part of Olivia Cornwell's cover reveal for her debut book, Empire of Blood.

Coming November 10th, 2020.



Book Summary:

Lilly Faine is tired of classmates dissing her family, and doesn’t
care when she receives suspension for nearly punching the lights out
of a classmate. Her father isn’t crazy, even if he does spout stories
about a world full of magic, a cruel king who hunted him, and has a
shattered amulet that tingles when Lilly touches it.

When an old enemy appears under Chicago’s beloved Bean, Lilly and her
brother Gabriel are shoved into the impossible world their father
believed in. Alone on opposite ends of a war, they race to rescue each
other. Lilly finds aid and friendship in a band of rebels, but she is
also hunted by the emperor’s personal assassin. Gabriel gains the help
of the emperor, but Gabriel’s choices to do good may lead him into
dark shadows he can’t find his way out of.

Magic thrums within their reach, promising aid, and Lilly and Gabriel
both must decide if the magic they seek ­– and the causes for which
they now fight – is worth the risk of their souls.

Sound like something you'd want to read? Empire of Blood is available for preorder through Amazon.com. 

Buy on Amazon


Author Bio: Olivia Cornwell is a storyteller with a love of dragons and magical worlds. She writes stories of hope and redemption and familial relationships, and far too many sarcastic characters. She writes to entertain her readers (and may or may not collect their tears along the way) and share the truth of her Creator. At least when she isn't struggling to control her characters, drinking a lot of coffee, or hoarding chocolate.


She hides out in Ohio, and in her spare time Olivia cuddles her niece and nephews, and yowls back at her cat (who is most likely her familiar). She also enjoys adopting the characters from her friends' novels and keeping them safe from their own dangers.

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Excited and can't wait to read this book? Me neither. (I mean, I've read the early version, and it was AMAZING! but I can't wait to read the published version.) Join me in adding it on Goodreads. 

Once more because I can't stop staring:





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                 Me looking at Empire of Blood cover. 

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