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Cover Reveal – Alpha by K. D. Marchesi

 

K. D. Marchesi is a giant in the indie publishing world, as well as a generous and talented person, and I’m thrilled to be part of the cover reveal for his debut novel, a survival sci-fi, AlphaAlpha is a New Adult (16-25) novel and is Book One in The Alpha Cycle. The eBook releases on September 28th, 2025 (with paperbacks to follow!), so mark your calendars!

 

Alpha

How many lives will be lost for the sake of a non-existent war?
How many people will be sacrificed in the name of genetic enhancement?
When the lights go out at his father’s investor soiree, Caleb finds himself thrown into a new world of horrific truths. Together with his old friend, Argo, he begins to uncover the sinister underpinnings of Dr. John Murilo’s work.
Caught up in his father’s sick experiment, Caleb will have to learn to cooperate with unlikely allies if he has any chance of surviving.

Cover reveal in . . .

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Cover of K. D. Marchesi's Alpha. The title and main cover are surrounded by fanged jaws so that it looks like they're being eaten. A wilderness landscape glows with eerie pale light inside the jaws, a river in the centre that pours through the teeth. There's shipping container in the river, about to plummet from the creature''s mouth as though from a waterfall. A DNA helix spirals behind the title.


INTENSE!

 

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Steve Hugh Westenra

Steve is a trans author of fantasy, science fiction, and horror (basically, if it’s weird he writes it). He grew up on the eldritch shores of Newfoundland, Canada, and currently lives and works in (the slightly less eldritch) Montreal. He holds advanced degrees in Russian Literature, Medieval Studies, and Religious Studies. As a reader, Steve’s tastes are eclectic. He enjoys anything that could be called speculative, including fantasy, sci-fi, and horror, but has been known to enjoy a good mystery as well as literary fiction. He’s always excited to try something new or that pushes boundaries, particularly from marginalized authors. Steve is passionate about queer representation, Late Antiquity, and spiders.

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