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Home›Blog›Miss Percy’s Travel Guide to Welsh Moors and Feral Dragons by Quenby Olson (COVER REVEAL)

Miss Percy’s Travel Guide to Welsh Moors and Feral Dragons by Quenby Olson (COVER REVEAL)

By Bethan Hindmarch
September 6, 2022
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We’re super excited about today’s cover reveal!

We’re absolutely thrilled to be sharing the cover reveal for Quenby Olson’s much anticipated sequel to her cosy historical fantasy with dragons Miss Percy’s Pocket Guide to the Care and Feeding of British Dragons. 
Before we check out that cover, let’s find out more about Miss Percy’s Travel Guide to Welsh Moors and Feral Dragons…
First, there was a trunk. Inside the trunk was an egg, and inside the egg was…

Well, it certainly was not a chicken.

Miss Mildred Percy, former wallflower and current adventurer, is now in charge of a dragon. Along with Mr. Wiggan and Mrs. Babbinton — our stalwart companions from the first volume of Miss Percy’s adventures — she embarks on a journey across Wales, in search of the mysterious Nyth y Ddraig, or Nest of Dragons.

But traveling with a young dragon in an unfamiliar land proves more difficult than anticipated. Between angry mobs, midnight rescues, and recalcitrant sheep, they battle (figuratively) their way across the countryside, defend themselves against enemies old and new, and discover something remarkable hidden in the mountains of Wales.

And so without further ado…
AH! How excited are we all to meet a new dragon?! There’s so much about this cover I love, the mist and smoke, the embers, the detail of the spiral-bound on the side, but most of all, of course, the dragon! I love how this dragon is giving off such a different vibe to Fitz on the cover of the first book!
The artist is Mon Macairap, and you can find more of his work on his WEBSITE or follow him on TWITTER.
Finally, let’s hear from Quenby herself:
I was really excited to see the next major dragon character featured on the cover for the sequel. The titles do mention dragonS – plural! – so there must be more dragons to read about than just Fitz, right? I feel that Mon Macairap (who also did the art for Miss Percy’s Pocket Guide) perfectly captured this new dragon’s energy and mischief (so much mischief), and I cannot wait for readers to enjoy these latest antics and meet up with all their favorite characters again as they trek across Wales! 

Miss Percy’s Travel Guide to Welsh Moors and Feral Dragons is due for release on 25th October 2022.

You can pre-order from:

Amazon.co.uk | Amazon.com

 

TagsBlogCover RevealCover RevealsDragonsMiss PercyMiss Percy's Travel Guide to Welsh Moors and Feral DragonsQuenby Olson

Bethan Hindmarch

Down on the South West coast of Wales is a woman juggling bookselling, reading, writing and parenting. Maybe if she got her arse off Twitter for long enough, Beth might actually get more done. Surrounded by rugged coastline, dramatic castles and rolling countryside, Beth loves nothing more than shutting her door on all that and curling up with a cuppa and a book instead. Her favourite authors include Jen Williams, Anna Stephens and Joe Abercrombie; her favourite castles include Kidwelly, Carreg Cennen and Pembroke.

3 comments

  1. MISS JANET DAUGHTREY 29 May, 2023 at 09:57 Reply

    Were is the next one

  2. Review: Miss Percy’s Guide to the Care and Feeding of British Dragons – reader@work 3 October, 2022 at 08:23 Reply

    […] Cover reveal post for book two, MISS PERCY’S GUIDE TO WELSH MOORS AND FERAL DRAGONS, on The Fantasy Hive, here […]

  3. Indie Book Spotlight: Miss Percy’s Guide to the Care and Feeding of British Dragons – reader@work 17 September, 2022 at 07:36 Reply

    […] Cover reveal post for book two, MISS PERCY’S GUIDE TO WELSH MOORS AND FERAL DRAGONS, on The Fantasy Hive, here […]

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