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 Cover Reveal

I was so excited when Alethea Lyons reached out about the cover reveal for The Somnia (Book Two in The Seer of York). Combining the historical with the supernatural, this series is one that’s bound to ensorcell you with its witchy atmosphere and sense of mystery and disquiet! Check out the blurb and cover below and if it sounds like something you might enjoy you can sign up for an eARC here!

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The Somnia releases on March 4th, 2025, so mark your calendars!


The Somnia

Something dark and twisted is stalking Harper in her sleep. Her nightmares are her only clue as to the whereabouts of the home and family she lost over a decade ago, but venturing into the dreamscape means drawing the attention of the hunter. It puts not only Harper at risk, but her sister and everyone else who knows the secret of her witchcraft.

While the predator pursues Harper in her dreams, something is kidnapping people in the wakening. When an eyeless corpse is found in the cathedral’s supposedly impenetrable secret archives, Harper’s magic is once again the key to finding the supernatural killer. But searching for them leads her back into the dreamscape and into the waiting embrace of her deadly past.

 

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Background: Light blue upper third with stars, darker, misty blues in lower two thirds with trees and the snowy hills of the Yorkshire Dales Foreground: A gnarly wych elm with no leaves and a large hole in most of the trunk Text: Book Two of The Seer of York The Somnia Alethea Lyons
Cover by Elizabeth Leggett

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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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