Welcome to a new cover reveal!

Today we have the pleasure of help reveal the cover of The Switchboard, a queer SFF novel, written by Christina K. Glover, which also represents her debut.

Let's take a look at the blurb:

FOR MAGIC. FOR MEMORY. FOR EACH OTHER.

Mortal mage Henley Yu has enough to worry about between the storms caused by broken magic and his strained relationship with his father. He’s trying to keep his head above water, but when he finds a stranger hiding in his kitchen cabinets he’s forced to reconsider his priorities.

Chief Operator Kittinger has overseen the flow of magic for centuries, but he’s no fighter. Betrayed by his protectors in their quest to gain control of the magic, he’s running for his life when he makes Henley his accomplice. Kit might lose his new ally if Henley finds out that Kit’s secrets go deeper than the magic itself.

Together they’ll venture into the Between, where magic connects worlds, to fight an army of officers ready to finish what they started when Kit fled the scene. For Kit, failure means death. For Henley, it means losing the memory of the only person who gives him purpose. Henley won’t let anyone interfere before he finds out what that means for their future together.

He’ll save Kit. He'll save the magic—or he won’t be the only one who dies trying.

It is scheduled for releasing the 20th May, 2024. You can already pre-order it on Amazon or add it to Goodreads, two excellent ways to show your early support.

If you are a reviewer, you can sign up for an ARC here.

The cover has been designed by the talented artist Plus Time (Twitter); and it's absolutely a marvel

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Christina K. Glover

Christina K. Glover (she/her) is an accountant determined to prove that crunching numbers doesn’t crunch creativity. She lives in Houston, TX with her family, including two incredible housemates and a menagerie of pets. Her bucket list items are learning Japanese/visiting Japan, learning to pick locks, and flying in a hot air balloon. When not writing she can be found buried in a pile of manga or playing phone games (Stardew Valley, anyone?) long past her bedtime.