Series Makeover and COVER REVEAL

The Immortal Descendants series is getting a makeover (all new covers)! If you'd like to help spread this exciting news, please fill out the attached form. The plan and important dates are as follows:

1.       OCTOBER 30: I will send you teasers, the new cover files, share graphics/links, and a $50 Amazon gift card + signed book giveaway graphic/rafflecopter link (signed books by April White, Elizabeth Hunter, Penny Reid)
2.       NOVEMBER 1: Please share the reveal graphic and purchase links (I will provide) on Goodreads, your blog, and/or Facebook page, along with a rafflecopter for the gift card + signed book giveaway.
3.       NOVEMBER 13: I will send you the 'WAGING WAR' teaser, cover, reveal graphic and preorder link.
4.       NOVEMBER 15: Please share the reveal graphic, etc. on Goodreads, your blog, and/or Facebook page.

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Thank you SO MUCH for all your support!

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