The Younglings: Mayhem & Magic Cover Reveal - 8th February

By Emma Fitzgerald -
The Younglings: Mayhem & Magic Cover Reveal - 8th February Genre: YA PARANORMAL/URBAN FANTASY The cover looks amazing and i cant wait for this to come out. @h_craggs @lovebookstours @KellyALacey Blurb THE EVERYDAY WORLD IS FULL OF STRANGE AND MAGICAL CREATURES, AND SOME OF THEM DON’T PLAY NICE … Trouble follows the Younglings like ominous storm clouds, and this time it turns up in the guise of witch hunters, dangerous supernaturals, cunning vampires, zombie vamps, and deranged ghosts. Humans possess the innate ability to see only what they want to see—oblivious to everything paranormal—and the Younglings help the Supernatural Council keep it that way. When witch hunters make their move for Millie, the Younglings will do whatever it takes to protect her. Devastation ensues, which even they can’t prevent. News of Quinn’s abilities circulates on the spectral plane, and more of the unhappy dead come to him for help—but some troubled spirits aren’t too friendly. Then Quinn’s demon heritage bites him on the butt … and things spiral to Insanityville. As if things could get any worse—along comes Lucas Morningstar. And when the devious vampire tracker Rhys causes mayhem, the Younglings are called in to sort out the catastrophe. But Rhys has a long-term plan—he will stop at nothing to have angelic Eve, and he’s close to accomplishing his goal. Very close. Being a Youngling is a dangerous business. MAYHEM & MAGIC is the third book in THE YOUNGLINGS series. An action-packed, gripping, full-length, coming-of-age, YA paranormal fantasy, it will transport urban fantasy fans to a fascinating, supernatural world within our own. Filled with magic, suspense, danger, sizzling action and adventure, a sprinkling of humour and paranormal romance. This book is FULL of thrills.

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