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Cover Reveal!!

Happy Sunday! I know I don't normally post on Sunday's but this couldn't wait. I have some seriously awesome news to share!! Well not so much news as an awesome cover reveal.

That's right! The cover for St. Croix Falls book one is finished! The first book in the series is called Wayward and I will be sharing the blurb on here also. I am so excited about this book and love it so, so much so I really hope you like the cover (wow I just said the word "so" a lot in that sentence haha).

Here it is:

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Have I mentioned how much I love it?? My mom does all my covers and she did a fantastic job with this one. 😍😍



Also, here is the blurb: 

Mia Avery is a city girl through and through. She loves the hustle and bustle of the city and is perfectly content with her life there. So when her mom up and moves them all of a sudden to the small seemingly boring town of St. Croix Falls, she's understandably miffed. 

Only… When she befriends her new neighbor Angie and meets Rhett, the attractive but jerkish boy next door, Mia realizes there's more to this town than meets the eye. The Fae are real, and they’re trapped in St. Croix Falls. They're unable to truly live in the human world but also unable to ever return to their true home and Mia may just be the key to unlocking the door back to Faerie. Mia must confront her feelings for Rhett and find out the truth before it’s too late.

So, what do you think?? (Also if you feel like sharing it on social media or anywhere else you're more than welcome to 😉).

Also, if you want updates on Wayward and exclusive content you can sign up for my newsletter on my website at www.melodypersonette.com.
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