#SPFBO Author, Cover Share: The City Screams by Phil Williams (An Ordshaw novella)
23 March 2019
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Tags: Blue Angel, Cover Share, Phil Williams, The City Screams, Under Ordshaw
Today I’m really pleased to share with you the cover for a forthcoming novella written by Phil Williams. The City Screams is a standalone novella set within the Urban Fantasy world that I first read of in Under Ordshaw. You can find out more about the book below but first here’s the cover:
Tova’s getting her hearing back. She’s going to wish she wasn’t.
Alone in Tokyo for experimental ear surgery, Tova Nokes is finally shaking up her life. But when she starts to hear things she shouldn’t, all she wants is to make it home alive.
There’s a voice saying it’s where she comes from that makes her special.
If she can only survive violent stalkers, and the terrible screams, she might figure out why…
The City Screams is a stand-alone thriller in the Ordshaw urban fantasy series.
This sounds great and it’s due for release on 9th April.
Goodreads link provided here.
And, here are the first two books in Phil’s UF series and my review for Under Ordshaw:
Books and travelling with Lynn 
I recently read Phil’s book Under Ordshaw, having recalled seeing your recommendation – and thoroughly enjoyed it:)). Love the look of the cover!
That’s great – did you review it already??
No… I’ve read and written the review – but I’m a bit backed up with reviews at the moment…
Well, I’ll keep my eyes peeled – ouch!
Lynn 😀
All three covers go great together, love it😁
Yeah, they work really well I think – but then I’m a sucker for matching covers.
Lynn 😀
Yes, I love the novella cover, such an interesting color combo. You wouldn’t think magenta and lime green would work, but it does!
These are a great set of covers that look really good together.
Lynn 😀
Ooh they are pretty 🙂
They’re very good covers aren’t they – and they look good together.
Lynn 😀
I love Phil’s covers, they all work really well together too.
They do look great together. They’d certainly be eye catching on a bookshelf in a store.
Lynn 😀