COVER REVEAL INSIDE!
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When I started the journey to publishing Spikes, Dice and Other Variables, the cover was the one thing I was the most nervous about. I had a VERY clear vision for what I wanted, and I worried so much that I wouldn’t get a cover that matched the vibes of my book. I can’t express how anxious I was, y’all.
Well, my cover artist absolutely nailed it.
I AM SCREAMING. CRYING. KICKING MY FEET. GIGGLING. LOOK AT THEM AND THEIR LITTLE FACES AND THEY ARE SO CUTE AND SO IN LOVE AND I JUST-
So anyways I really like it.
Huuuuuuge shout out to the incredible Kah NS for bringing this book to life. Please please show her some love over on her Instagram page at @kahnsdesign !
74 days left until release. Everything is so surreal and soon my silly little book will be on shelves in stores and in your hands! If you haven’t gotten your copy yet, you can still pre-order here! (Did I mention all pre-orders come with a shiny sticker and signed bookplate?)
Thanks for taking this ride with me!
SMASH OR PASS meets LOVELESS in this YA coming of age, asexual romance in which a volleyball player pretends to know how to play D&D to impress a boy in her math class so he'll tutor her - only to catch feelings for him along the way.
Life is over for Riley McMahon.
Well, it isn’t really, but when you’re the star setter of the volleyball team and on the brink of academic ineligibility, the actual end of Everything™ feels closer than you think. Terrified of failing math and losing her spot on the team, she’s desperate to do anything to save her grades.
So when she finds out about the gaming club run by Simon, the smart kid in her math class, she joins without a second thought in order to convince him to tutor her. The problem? She sort of told him she loves the game he plays. And she’s never rolled a single D20 in her life.
But as they spend time together, Riley realizes she might feel something other than friendship towards Simon. Riley’s been avoiding relationships her whole life, and as her friends start to notice her not-so-platonic feelings for Simon, she’s forced to face her discomfort around dating, and what being in a romantic relationship means for her. Balancing her own fears against society’s expectations, Riley must figure out what matters most to her, and how to let everyone else’s expectations go.