Cover Reveal of Winter’s Curse, Season of the Witch Book 1, by Author April L. Wood

Thanks for checking out my cover reveal for book 1 of my young-adult, paranormal romance series, Winter’s Curse! I’ve already revealed my cover on Facebook, and I’m truly grateful for all the shares. Thank you!

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A hyperborean witch chased out of her homeland… 

When High Priestess Iris bets her granddaughter Winter’s womb in a broom flying contest – and loses, Winter wonders where the real danger lies: from the witch-hunters far North, or her shady grandmother?

A safe haven that is anything but…

The rival clan grants Winter a small reprieve, allowing her until her eighteenth birthday, on the Winter Solstice, to use magic to reverse the curse on her womb. Only, Winter isn’t proficient in magic, and doesn’t know where to start.

A love that defies her clan…

That’s until she meets Turmeric of the Wormwood clan. His eagerness to help her reverse the curse warms her frozen heart. Soon romantic feelings grow between the two – despite the Segregation Curse of Old, cast by elders to preserve ancient clan bloodlines.

Can Winter and Turmeric have a future together, despite the odds stacked against them? And with time running out, will Winter be able to reverse the curse on her womb, or will she remain barren?

Expected Publication: October 2016, through Wind Trail Publishing

Genre: Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, YA

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 About The Author

April L Wood is a debut author – currently writing a young-adult/paranormal romance series titled Season Of The Witch, beginning with Winter’s Curse, TBR 10/16 through Wind Trail Publishing – a book blogger for A Well Read Woman Blog, an author interviewer, a professional beta reader, and a caffeinated book reviewer. When she is not glued to her computer or a book, she is busy taming wild spiderwort, (God, those plants are annoying!), obsessing over her gardens to the point of insanity, feeding wildlife, and propagating her ever-growing collection of African violets. She lives in a large, beautiful historic Tudor colonial, filled to the brim with her family, two cats, and three dogs.