Here’s the preliminary cover art. I love it.
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I’m super excited for your new series! Are Rukh and Jessira going to have a PoV? Thanks for the great writing. 🙂
Hi Dylan,
I don’t want to give too much away, but the new series is titled The Chronicles of William Wilde, so he’s the main character. But Rukh and Jessira eventually do show up in the series. And they’re every bit as quietly badass as before.