Consuming Worlds: Cover Reveal: Wings of Nestor (Solus #3) by Devri Walls

*Peeks out from behind computer* Hey guys....guess what? Today is cover reveal day! Yup, that's right, but not just any cover. The cover for book 3 in the Solus series! I have loved all the covers in the series and I am happy to say that this cover is.......well how about I let you be the judge.

What I think:

Okay, my first reaction was WOW! And my second and third reaction was still wow! I just couldn't stop saying wow. But once I finally let the cover sink in I was able to REALLY take it in. And that's when it hit me. This cover oozes power and magic. I mean come on, the cover is dripping with it! One look at this cover and there is no mistaking that there is serious magic in this book. It's also dripping with hotness, just look at Alcander controlling that water. He not only manages to look amazing, but power and control just radiates off his body. Of course I still think it's wow and I can't wait to see the power that lies in between its pages!

Synopsis

Kiora needs answers. Who is the Shadow? Who is Jasmine? Are they connected? And even more pressing: how can she stop Shadow from using Kiora’s dreams as a map to find them? They have escaped three times, but are living on borrowed time—and everybody knows it.

Her search for help will push her closer to Alcander, send her to the dragon mountain of Toopai, and straight back to Meros—where magic will finally return to the land of no magic. Answers will be uncovered and plans unearthed that have been waiting for thousands of years.

But with the Shadow’s forces gathering, it looks like the land’s path is hurtling towards one outcome: war with the Shadow and death to all rebels. Armed with knowledge and hope, Kiora is determined to change that path. But will fate allow it? Or will it deal her a hard lesson about following ones own destiny?

Release Date: Exact date is TBA, but look for a late Spring early Summer release!

About the Author

Devri Walls lives in Kuna ID with her husband, two kids and one very bouncy lab. After suffering from an abundance of creativity with not enough places to put it, she turned to writing. Which in the end, turned out to be exactly where she should have been putting it all along.