Bloodpledge Has a New Cover, and is Going on Tour!

I've been on blog tours before, and I love them! The exposure alone is worth it. So, here I am about to embark on another with the second book in my Dantonville Legacy series—Bloodpledge. (which been out a fortnight and has already reached #50 in Amazon's Top 100 Hot New Releases. Yay!) But, aside from that, the lovely team at Irresistible Reads Book Blog is hosting me again. If anyone wants to join up, go for it!
And here's the new cover:

I love the leather jacket. It fits perfectly into a scene in the book, even to his holding onto the sword strap (which is actually at his side in the book, but hey, artistic licence!)

Once I have the full information regarding the blog tour, I'll post the schedule on here so anyone can follow it if they wish. Of course there'll be some giveaways involved including FREE copies of my books and an Amazon voucher. 

And lastly, I'm also doing a giveaway on Goodreads Go on there to join and good luck! 

Cover Reveal - Bloodpledge, Book 2 in The Dantonville Legacy

It's been exactly eight months since I released the first book in my Dantonville Legacy series— Bloodgifted—on Smashwords, and six months since it's release on Amazon.
I was thrilled that it spent its first three months among Amazon's Top 100 Hot New Releases, reaching as high as #38.
Now, Book 2 is on its way—Bloodpledge. So, to whet your appetite and get those juices running in preparation for its late June release, I'm revealing the cover.

Unlike Book 1—Bloodgifted, which featured Laura on the front cover, a red theme and a troop of Roman cavalry embedded in the background—Book 2 has a purple theme, meant to emphasise the lavender eyes common to the Brethren. My very talented cover designer, Patti Roberts, has also incorporated an Aussie feel to it. If you look carefully, next to Alec's head, there's a subtle silhouette of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

While on the back, there's an image of Laura and next to her shoulder—again, if you look carefully—you can see the Sydney Opera House.

The book description is yet to be added. Hopefully in the next few weeks.

What does everyone think? I'd love to get some feedback, because no matter what the old adage says about judging a book by its cover, we all do it, don't we?