WOTOG: Wild and Wicked Ways, cover reveal (spoilers)

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Wild and Wicked Ways is the first of the "World of Touch of Gray" stories.  There will be three types of stories in WOTOG.  Wild and Wicked Ways will be the first of the Wendy Weather stories.

For Wild and Wicked Ways, the main character is PsyWitch Wendy Randolph, Gray's best friend. Another character is introduced in Wild and Wicked Ways, he is a Weather Guide and will be the co-main character to Wendy.

[Spoilers for Invisible Touch below]

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During Invisible Touch, Wendy traveled to Pennsylvania to help heal children who were attacked by a mysterious entity and whose wounds would not heal with conventional medicine.  Wendy was able to help the children, but the entity is still in Pennsylvania and strange things are occurring in and around the woods the children were attacked.
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In Wild and Wicked Ways, Wendy gathers a posse of Psycepts to return to Pennsylvania to try to stop the unnatural occurrences. Look for Wild and Wicked Ways to be published in December 2019.  I'll post the book description, links for pre-order, and an excerpt closer to publication date. For now, enjoy the cover reveal!

Book Cover Design by: BetiBup33


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