Fall in love, save the bog…
“Theodore had always loved the pretty, vicious things.”
I’m so excited to reveal the cover for THE FEAST OF DEAD MAN’S HOLLOW, my next cozy horror romance novellette, which releases April 22, 2025 (Earth Day)! While it’s more of a paranormal romance, there’s certainly lots of monster loving influence. It’s also a mash-up of two classic horror stories. Can you guess which? There’s clues in the cover details.
Also look at Theodore and Ardruina!!! Him gazing back at her. Her arm banded around his waist. Teddy makes such a great little spoon and is completely mesmerized by his Competence Queen. Heart-eyes.
Fun Fact: While this book features another carnivorous plant (sundews), it’s the reason why there’s Venus flytraps in my author logo.
Ebook
It’s now available for preorder on Amazon. It will be going into Kindle Unlimited upon release.
Paperback
These are coming soon! And will be available wide through all your favorite booksellers, including your local indie, pending back-end processing and distribution via Ingram.
Signed Copies
These will be added to my Etsy store as soon all the previous steps are complete and my author copies arrive.
WHAT’S THE BOOK ABOUT AGAIN?
A mysterious woman rescues a man from drowning in a bog when his attempt to sabotage a commercial development project goes wrong.
It’s not like Theodore to risk his neck, but when a new commercial development project threatens his beloved bog, he sneaks onto the construction site to sabotage it, only to become mired in the very place he meant to save.
Ardruina’s not the rescuing type, but the clumsy man drowning in bog muck is only trying to help. Charmed by his good intentions and blustering flirtations, she wants more than an alliance. There’s only one problem—she harbors a dark secret and one wrong move could mean discovery. Saving the bog proves harder than expected, and Ardruina must choose between keeping her secret and saving Theodore’s life.
Before the day is over, heads will roll.
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xoxo
Desirée M. Niccoli