Revealing The Cover of Olga Gibbs' "Hallow"

Last year, I was lucky to be part of the blog tour for "Heavenward" by Olga Gibbs - the review is available here. "Heavenward" is the first part of the Celestial Creatures series and deals with Ariel becoming aware that she carries the essence of one inside her. Thus, she slowly becomes an angel too. During the story she gets taking into the angel's world but nothing is about leisurely eating grapes while lounging on a fluffy cloud. Instead, Ariel is thrown into a brutal web of lies ...

When talking about "Heavenward" the first thing everyone remarked was the beauty of the cover. I am happy to announce that this feature continues with "Hallow":

The cover retains a family resemblance to its bigger sister by having the silhouette of Ariel's face in the center. This time the flowing hair has been replaced by a stunning photograph of birds flying through the woods during dawn. This creates an even stronger contrast and, if I am honest, I like this cover ever more than the one from "Heavenward".

"Hallow" picks up where "Heavenward" had left. After Ariel manages to escape from the battles and dangerous games, she only wants to follow her own agenda: protect her sister. Thus, Ariel returns to Earth but from what she wants to flee follows her. The stakes are higher than ever - the fight of survival is going to be a deadly one this time.

"Hallow" is going to be published on the 1st of May. 

Don't forget to pre-order it by following this link.

About Olga Gibbs

Olga Gibbs lives in a leafy-green town, nestled amongst the green fields of West Sussex, England. She was writing from the age of fifteen, mainly short stories and novellas and was a guest columnist for a local newspaper. When she is not dreaming up new adventures for her imaginary friends, she does outreach work with teenagers. She is currently writing a stand-alone psychological crime thriller book.