I’m so happy to share the Kindle cover for Carillon’s Corpus! It’s by Aspen Rayne, and features the same model that was on the cover of Carillon’s Curse. I’m sorry Gracie isn’t featured this time around, but she might be on the back cover of the paperback.
If you would like an Advance Reader Copy, reply to this email, and I’ll send you a link in the next few days. Although book one is a stand alone with an HEA, you should probably read it before this one. It’s also a complete story with an HEA.
If I send you an ARC, I ask that you leave a review at some point. I’m putting the finishing touches on the manuscript and blurb, but it should be available for preorder soon and releasing around the 16th, but there’s no rush. Do it when you have time.
Here’s a rough version of the blurb:
During a Texas summer in 1889, the governor calls on his friend, Thomas Carillon, a disabled medium, and Thomas’s secret lover, Marshal Hadrian Burton, to investigate the death of his favorite niece. Thomas and Hadrian travel to the beachside town of Corpus Christi where they are plagued by restless ghosts. As they work to solve the murder, the men discover the small town sheriff’s racism might be hiding more victims.
Thomas adores Hadrian, but he also feels smothered by his protectiveness. All of his life, he has striven to be as independent as possible, but Hadrian seems
obsessed with keeping him safe. Thomas hopes a trip to Corpus Christi to solve a murder will allow the two of them to take a short vacation afterward and resolve some of their problems while soaking up the sun. Instead, they become caught up in a strange web of secrets that could be more dangerous than anything they have faced before.
Hadrian loves Thomas more than anything. After Thomas has a frightening accident, a panic attack drags Hadrian Burton’s soldier’s heart (PTSD) out into the light. Everyone knows it’s a coward’s disease, and the diagnosis makes him feel unmanned. Despite Thomas’s love and support, he finds himself fighting his demons as Thomas talks to ghosts. The one thing he knows is he loves Thomas to his bones. More than anything, he is determined to keep Thomas safe—but will the stubborn, sensitive Thomas let him?
This dark steamy M/M romance contains flawed characters, period ableism, period racism, period homophobia, mild violence, and descriptions of corpses some readers might find disturbing.
I’ll send you the preorder link as soon as I get it!
Always love,
Sionnach
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