Gorgeous!!!!!I really love the orange-ish tint.Now let's see how it looks compared to the Oppression cover:
Which one's better?I really can't decide since they both look so good!!!What about you?Which one do you guys like better?Uprising will be out in stores on February 19th,2013 by ZOVA books in both paperback and ebook.And also,along with this cover reveal comes an exclusive sneak-peek/teaser of Uprising.
TEASER:
We
left everything but the weapons. Clothes, food, toothpaste. There
wasn’t time for things that weren’t essential to escape. The five of us
went on foot in a direction that was meaningless to me. I had never seen
what was outside of the edges of the safe haven, not since I’d been
here.
When
Mac stopped abruptly after our fifteen-minute trek into the woods, we
all froze at once, bodies poised and ready to attack, eyes searching for
threats.
“We’re here,” Mac announced. “What should we expect Marcus?”
I had never heard Dr. Nickel called by his first name, and it made me
realize he wasn’t as untouchable as I had imagined. Just because he was
here, didn’t mean we were safe.
“I don’t know,” he answered. “Maybe an army, maybe nothing. Depends on where they are.”
“Everyone best get down on the ground just in case,” Mac decided with a nod. “Weapons ready.”
As I lay belly down in the dirt, I noticed Dr. Nickel pull a gun from his belt, and my stomach gave a heave.
“When I remove the haven walls, there will be a van. Everyone get in
back. If anything goes wrong…” Mac paused, uncomfortable at the thought.
“It’s been nice knowin' ya."
Haven't heard of Oppression before?Here's some info to get you started.
Elyse
knows what it means to keep a secret. She's been keeping secrets her
whole life. Two, actually. First, that she ages five times slower than
the average person, so that while she looks eighteen years old, she's
closer to eighty. Second, that her blood has a mysterious power to heal.
For Elyse, these things don't make her special. They make life
dangerous. After the death of her parents, she's been careful to keep
her secret as closely guarded as possible. Now, only one other person in
the world knows about her age and ability. Or so she thinks. Elyse is
not the only one keeping secrets. There are others like her all over the
world, descendants of the very people the Greeks considered gods. She
is one of them, and they have been waiting for her for a long time.
Among so many of her kind, she should not be very remarkable--except for
the prophecy. Some believe she will put an end to traditions,
safeguarded by violence, which have oppressed her people for centuries.
Others are determined to keep her from doing just that. But for Elyse,
the game is just beginning--and she's not entirely willing to play by
their rules.
Also,some info on the lovely author who made this cover reveal possible. :)
Jessica Therrien is the author of the young adult paranormal fiction series Children of the Gods. Book one in the series, Oppression,
was published by ZOVA Books in February of 2012 and became a Barnes
& Noble best-seller shortly after its release. The second book in
the series, Uprising, will be available in February of 2013.
Aside from her Children of the Gods series, Jessica’s work can also be found in a published collection of flash fiction stories called Campaigner Challenges 2011.Out of over 350 submissions her story, The Soulless, won
first place for people’s choice and fourth place in the judging round
of Rachael Harrie’s Writing Campaign Challenge. Her story, Saved, is also available as part of the anthology.
Jessica
spent most of her life in the small town of Chilcoot, California, high
up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. In this town of nearly 100 residents,
with no street lights or grocery stores, there was little to do but
find ways to be creative. Her mother, the local English teacher,
inspired her to do all things artistic, and ultimately instilled in her a
love for language.
In
2003, Jessica attended California State University Long Beach where her
passion for language found her studying Chinese, and in 2005 she moved
to Taiwan to study abroad. From 2005 to 2006 Jessica was fully immersed
in the Chinese language as she attended National Taiwan University, and
in 2008 she graduated from San Diego State University magna cum laude.
Jessica currently lives in Chula Vista with her husband and is working on book three in her Children of the Gods series.
This book looks good. I wondered what she was up to. :-)
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Thanks so much for posting. I love seeing the covers next to each other like that! :)
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