Very, very exciting stuff today. Check out the cover reveal for Ignite by Erica Crouch (who just happens to be critique/business partner)! I’m sure I’ll be gushing about this book a lot over the next month or so until it comes out, but for now I’ll let you enjoy the fantastic cover.
Penemuel (Pen) fell from grace over a millennium ago, yet there are still times she questions her decision to follow her twin brother, Azael, to Hell. Now that the archangel Michael has returned, threatening Lucifer’s vie for the throne, she begins questioning everything she has always believed.
As Hell prepares for war – spreading a demonic virus and pilfering innocent souls to build an army – the lines separating the worlds blur. Fates erase and the future is left unwritten. Azael is determined that he and his sister will continue to serve as demons together, but for the first time in her life, Pen is not ruled by destiny. She has the freedom of choice.
With choice comes sacrifice, and Pen must decide which side she’s willing to risk everything fighting for: the light, or the dark.
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Erica Crouch is a twenty-year-old living on the outskirts of Baltimore, Maryland. She is pursuing a degree in English and Creative Writing with a specialization in Fiction at Southern New Hampshire University. Currently, she works for a small press in editorial services. She spends what spare time she has reading an overwhelming stack of books, watching an obscene amount of Netflix and procrastinating.
Ignite is her debut novel and she is currently writing it’s sequel along with other future projects.
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Kellie- From concept to completion, how long did TSIBAN take you to write?
When I was about seven years old my friends and I decided to put on a play for our parents. We set out lawn chairs, gathered props and costumes, and came up with a script we thought was pretty amazing. We had a packed house on opening night (all 10 lawn chairs were filled!) and the crowd eagerly watched as our play unfolded before their eyes. I’m pretty sure we rocked it. In fact, I was so certain of our awesomeness that near the end of the play I pulled my friends aside and suggested we do another one. Right then. I was so sure of our amazing seven-year-old improvisational skills that I had no doubt we would continue dazzling our captive audience with whatever we came up with. My friends agreed and we continued on, shouting out whatever popped into our minds. We even expanded our “stage area” to include the sides of the house and behind the porch. Never mind that our audience couldn’t see us in these locations, we were actors and we were putting on the best play EVER!
