Cover launch: UK look for Jane True series by Nicole Peeler
Here in the UK, Nicole Peeler’s Jane True series has got a brand new look – and I’m very excited to now be able to unveil it.
Presenting the first 4 covers for the series, designed by the talented illustrator Mark Swan:
Tempest Rising and Tracking the Tempest will be re-released in this brand new style this coming August. Then hot on their heels, Tempest’s Legacy will be released in September, followed by Eye of the Tempest in October. So Nicole Peeler will truly be making a splash in the UK this summer!
And if you haven’t discovered The Jane True series yet, here’s what people have been saying about it:
‘Peeler packs a hell of a punch with writing that is bold, bawdy, and bright, and breaks the usual paranormal boundaries with sensitivity and style to burn. I can’t wait for the next one!’ Kat Richardson
‘A new star is rising in the urban fantasy world. With her Jane True character, Peeler launches a first-person series that’s an exciting journey of self-discovery and murder mystery . . . A notable debut’ Romantic Times
‘A fascinating, fast-paced sexy storm of a book’ Rachel Caine
‘Peeler’s Jane True series is one that readers will want to see through to the end’ Impact
Look below for the covers in their full glory:
If you haven’t picked the series up yet, it will soooo be worth your while – the series just keeps getting better and better! Here’s what waits in store for you . . .
Jane True has always felt like a misfit in Rockabill. With a shady family background and a tragic past, she’s used to being rejected by so-called ‘normal’ society. But she’s about to discover there’s more to this town than meets the eye.
During her nightly swim in the ocean, a grisly find leads Jane to some startling revelations about Rockabill – and about her own dark heritage. Behind everyday life, she uncovers a world filled with strange, powerful (not to mention alluring) supernatural beings. It’s a world both frightening and deadly. But it could be just what Jane’s looking for . . .