Cover Reveal: The Fullfillment by Erin Rhew

So excited to help Erin Rhew reveal her gorgeous new cover for The Fullfillment.

About the book: Layla’s world tumbles out of control when she discovers the truth of her parentage and realizes the Prophecy—the one she upended her entire life to defend—is incomplete. When her new friends share the entire Prophecy, the revelations contained within it alter her destiny and challenge everything she and Wil believe in. Now, she must confront the Outlander queen to save the Ethereal kingdom while grappling with this new reality.

Tortured and imprisoned, Nash accepts his fate and offers the First Ones the one thing he has left to give: his life. In a desperate attempt to save the people he loves most, he surrenders himself to the Outlander queen and a destiny darker than he could have ever dreamed possible. Wil, tormented by the consequences of his choices, realizes he may never be able to uphold his end of the Prophecy. His mistake casts a deep, foreboding shadow over his kingdom and those he loves, while its ripples threaten to shatter both the Prophecy and everything he and his family have sworn to protect.

In this epic conclusion, lives are lost, kingdoms clash, friendships are tested, and love and fate collide.

Okay, now that you're saying "Ooooo," and "Aaaahhh" over that enticing blurb, let's see the beautiful cover:

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Yep. More "ooo's" and "aaah's", huh? It's like Fourth of July around here. Be sure to add the book to your to-read shelf.

TheFulfillment_ErinRhew_AuthorPic  About the author: Erin Rhew is an editor, a running coach, and the author of The Fulfillment Series. Since she picked up Morris the Moose Goes to School at age four, she has been infatuated with the written word. She went on to work as a grammar and writing tutor in college and is still teased by her family and friends for being a member of the "Grammar Police." A Southern girl by blood and birth, Erin now lives in a rainy pocket of the Pacific Northwest with the amazingly talented (and totally handsome) writer Deek Rhew and their “overly fluffy,” patient-as-a-saint writing assistant, a tabby cat named Trinity. She and Deek enjoy reading aloud to one another, running, lifting, boxing, eating chocolate, and writing side-by-side. Find me online: Twitter: @ErinRhewBooks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Erin-Rhew-Books/182769448541270 Website: www.erinrhewbooks.com Goodreads The Prophecy: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23265671-the-prophecy https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23302633-the-outlanders Goodreads The Outlanders: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23302633-the-outlanders?from_search=true&search_exp_group=group_b

Comments

  1. Erin Rhew BooksSeptember 15, 2015 at 12:05 PM

    Thank you so much for hosting me! You're amazing!

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    1. Kai Strand, AuthorSeptember 15, 2015 at 5:19 PM

      Absolutely, Mrs. Rhew. Happy to share the good news. I also know how bittersweet the release of the final book in the series is. *Sigh*

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  2. Kelly HashwaySeptember 16, 2015 at 3:46 AM

    That is a fantastic cover! I love it. Congrats to Erin.

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    1. Kai Strand, AuthorSeptember 16, 2015 at 9:45 PM

      It's a good looking series. BookFish has a great cover artist.

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  3. Beverly Stowe McClureSeptember 16, 2015 at 6:42 PM

    The cover is gorgeous. The story sounds intriguing too. Congratulations, Erin. Thanks for giving us a peek, Kai.

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