Have another cover reveal for you. A few years ago, I decided to change the way I wrote. I wanted to write books with more in-depth plots, characters with multiple layers of personality, and basically a book that a would pull in the reader and not let them go until the end.
The result of that, which took over a year to change the way I wrote before I attempted it, is Fire & Blood, the first book in a series titled MYTHOS. Here's a taste of what the book is about along with the cover, created by the ultra talented May Dawney Designs.
They lost everything fighting for their country. Now they must fight to stay alive.
When disabled Navy SEAL Han Whitefeather loses the job he's worked for his entire life, he grasps at the only opportunity left to him—a top secret military organization—to stay in active duty. From the moment he arrives at MYTHOS base, things are not what he expects. There are no ranks. He's known only by his codename, Roarke. It's not the military he knows.
From day one, they are pushed into training that has nothing to do with modern-day warfare. Stuck inside the Greenland Ice Shelf, they're given injections to help them fight off the cold and the pain. Fights and all-out war break out between the cadets. Attempts are made on Roarke's life and the one responsible is not brought up on charges. To make matters worse, cadets are dying in droves.
When they are divided into four separate squads, Roarke hopes things will get better, only to find himself face-to-face with his most deadly enemy.
With his life on the line, Roarke refuses to give up. He has to believe that everything they've gone through will be worth it. Even when he finds out that the injections they receive don't just protect them from the cold. They do something far worse.