Today I’m really excited to be taking part in a cover reveal for a book by an author whose work I really enjoy.

Phil Williams is a fantastically creative fantasy writer whose books include the Under Ordshaw series and more recently Kept From Cages and Given to Darkness.

This post is an opportunity to join in with a number of other blogs to shine the spotlight on his most recent book and reveal that ever important cover.

Firstly, here’s the description to whet your appetite:

Kit hung up her brass knuckles, but she never stopped fighting. She abandoned the dark arts, but the shadows lingered. And now her past is back to haunt her. There’s a new witch in town, working with a ruthless gang to stamp out rivals – no matter how long ago they quit.

An old friend warns Kit that her neighbourhood is under attack. Kit herself is a target. Her former gang are scared stiff and her magic-wielding bandmates are long gone. She dreads reviving her destructive nature, and can’t dust off the spellbook – not after what happened last time. But what choice does she have?

Besides, she rarely gets to enjoy a good brawl anymore.

Decades older, a little wiser, and contrary as ever, Kit’s going to remind them all what a punk witch can do.

Now, doesn’t that sound amazing??

Secondly, for the part we’ve all been waiting for – the cover – and believe me it’s well worth the wait:

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This really is a stunning cover. I feel positively giddy with anticipation.

A little bit about the author:

Phil Williams writes contemporary fantasy and dystopian fiction and non-fiction grammar guides. His novels include the interconnected Ordshaw urban fantasy thrillers, the post-apocalyptic Estalia saga and the action-packed Faergrowe series. He also runs the website English Lessons Brighton, and writes reference books to help foreign learners master the nuances of English.

Phil lives with his wife by the coast in Sussex, UK, and now spends a great deal of time walking his impossibly fluffy dog, Herbert.

Website : https://www.phil-williams.co.uk
Twitter : fantasticphil