COVER REVEAL for The Illusionists by Laure Eve (Fearsome Dreamer, #2)

Last year, I read Fearsome Dreamer, a debut book by UKYA author, Laure Eve. And it was incredible. It was a book that was pretty hard to define, in that it crosses a lot of genre boundaries, but it was to me was a magical tale that I got fully swept away in from the start and I loved it immensely.

Just to remind you about the first book in the series here are the product description and cover.

There is a world where gods you’ve never heard of have wound themselves into hearts, and choice has led its history down a different path.

This is a world where France made a small, downtrodden island called England part of its vast and bloated empire.

There are people here who can cross a thousand miles with their minds. There are rarer people still who can move between continents in the blink of an eye.

These people are dangerous.

And wanted. Desperately wanted.

Apprentice hedgewitch Vela Rue knows that she is destined for more. She knows being whisked off from a dull country life to a city full of mystery and intrigue is meant to be. She knows she has something her government wants, a talent so rare and precious and new that they will do anything to train her in it.

But she doesn’t know that she is being lied to. She doesn’t know that the man teaching her about her talent is becoming obsessed by her, and considered by some to be the most dangerous man alive ...


And the sequel, The Illusionists, will be published the 3rd of July by Hot Key Books. I'm so excited to read it and I hope you are as well.  Thanks to Laure for providing me (and a bunch of other amazing bloggers) with this cover reveal. I absolutely love it.  Find out more about Fearsome Dreamer and The Illusionist by visiting the following links...

The Illusionists on Goodreads ... Laure Eve ... Laure on Twitter ... Laure Eve on Facebook

A shocking new world. A dangerous choice. Two futures preparing to collide...

Having left White behind her in Angle Tar, Rue is trying to make sense of her new and unfamiliar life in World. Its culture is as baffling as is it thrilling to her, and Rue quickly realises World's fascination with technology can have intoxicating and deadly consequences.

She is also desperately lonely. And so is White. Somehow, their longing for each other is crossing into their dreams, dreams that begin to take increasingly strange turns as they appear to give Rue echoes of the future. Then the dreams reveal the advent of something truly monstrous, and with it the realisation that Rue and White will be instrumental in bringing about the most incredible and devastating change in both World and Angle Tar.

But in a world where Life is a virtual reality, where friends can become enemies overnight and where dreams, the future, and the past are somehow merging together, their greatest challenge of all may be to survive. 

 

What do you think?