Cover Reveal: Never Let Go

Hey, everyone! As you may have noticed, this week is a little bit switched up.
That's because, today I am taking part in a cover reveal for Never Let Go by Angie Brasheer!

So, I have a guest post from Angie and at the very end I will show you the cover. Here's Angie:

Christian Fantasy: A Life-Saving Genre

Definitions of literary genres can be…well, complex. Even tricky. Attempts to define Christian

fantasy vary, though I’ve spent little time fretting over an official definition. I mean, Christian

fiction typically illustrates a Christian world view within its plot, characters, or both. And the

fantasy genre commonly uses myths and legends as a primary plot element, theme, or setting. So,

in my opinion, Christian fantasy embodies fantastical elements in an internally consistent setting

all the while reflecting aspects of the Christian world view.

But the debate (at least for some) surrounds who writes Christian fantasy. Writers who are

Christians, writers who claim to be Christians, or writers who believe Christianity is a fantasy to

begin with? It’s not a debate I choose to enter, for the truth lies outside the discussion: the genre

influences nonbelievers. My path to salvation began with a classic fantasy, told to me in the

When I was in the fifth grade, my teacher read The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S.

Lewis aloud to my class. In doing so, she opened my eyes to adventure and possibilities, all the

while helping me escape a world of darkness for a short time. At its conclusion, I wondered,

Is God real? He couldn’t be, right? For if He existed, innocent young girls wouldn’t suffer the

wrath of drunken addicts, or the torment of abandonment.

I continued to speculate. Each time God placed believers in my path—a high school teacher,

a college friend, and a college coach—my fascination with the possibility grew stronger until

the truth stunned me like a slap to the face. God indeed lives in the form of the Father, the Son,

and the Holy Spirit. He rescues. He saves. And He waited for me. Then He embraced me. It all

started with a little seed, planted in the empty heart of the girl I once was. A love for reading

expanded to a love for writing. A desire to know God became a desire to serve Him, to reach

And Never Let Go was born.

In all things, I’m grateful to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for embracing a lost, lonely girl.

That He died for me…there is no greater gift. My prayer is that I’ll never let go of His truth.


Captured by the Rendow Clan, who seek to slaughter those with faith in the Maker, Laila

Pennedy awaits death. Moments before her execution, she is rescued from the gallows by Lars

Landre and his dragon. Marked as The Chosen by his blue eyes, Lars is destined to lead the

Lars guides Laila on a harrowing race across The Woodlands to Tuveil, where the Faithful are

preparing to fight a rebellion. But the secret location of the village is betrayed and the Rendow

Clan’s army will soon be at the gates. Faced with this impeding peril, Laila trains for battle, but

the struggles in her mind and heart may be as overwhelming as the war to come. Will she prove

herself an asset or is she condemned to forever be a burden to those she loves?

Pre-order Never Let Go here.

When Angie Brashear isn’t working or taking care of her family, she writes. Usually at night

after her kids fall asleep. She’s an avid reader and runner, both of which perplex her husband.

Saved in her early twenties, Angie is grateful for the Lord’s presence in all aspects of her life.

She is originally from Rockland, Maine and currently resides in Cameron, Texas with her

husband and three children. Follow her at http://facebook.com/AngieBrashearAuthor, https://

twitter.com/AngieBrashear, and http://angiebrashear.com.

And now....the cover!