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Cover Reveal

Book blurb

Bonded by their traumatic childhoods, Flora and Sophie are inseparable friends who married brothers. 

What they could not have anticipated was their mother-in-law, Cecelia. Disappointed that her children have married beneath them, Cecelia takes every opportunity to belittle and taunt her daughter’s-in-law.

When Cecelia learns that Flora and her son are moving away, her wrath escalates, and Flora’s world begins to fall apart. 

Meanwhile, Sophie’s life is also crumbling around her. Her marriage is not what it seems, and she is desperate to escape the clutches of the poisonous family she has married into. 

Is Flora being tormented or is she losing her mind?

Will Sophie and Flora be forced to leave their husbands in order to survive? 

With a mother-in-law like Cecelia, anything is possible…

What a fantastic storyline! It sound great, doesn’t it? You’ll be able to buy from your favourite book seller when it’s released 5 May. Here’s the link to Abigail’s website and AmazonSmileUK page.

The Reveal

So without further ado here it is, the very striking cover of ‘Save Her’ by Abigail Osborne from Bloodhound Books.

Isn’t it fabulous? Thanks so much to Kelly at LoveBookTours for the invite to be part of this wonderful cover reveal.

Author

Abigail is originally from the Lake District but moved to the West Midlands for University where she completed an English Literature & History degree and also met her husband. She is a passionate reader and has an unsustainable collection of books. This obsession with books has led to her creating her own Dewey decimal system and she has been known to issue fines to family and friends if her book is not returned on time. ‘The Puppet Master’ is Abigail’s debut novel and has unleashed a passion for writing. When not writing or reading Abigail is usually playing her violin or hiding from her much too energetic cats. She also works as a Needs Assessor for disabled university students in the West Midlands.