Cover Reveal of MORTAL ENCHANTMENT and Giveaway


Today, Stacey O'Neale and Phoenix Reign Publishing are revealing the cover for
MORTAL ENCHANTMENT, releasing on May 20, 2014!
Check out the awesome cover and enter to win a $50 Amazon or Barnes & Noble Gift Card!!!
On to the reveal!
Mortal Enchantment
“Mortal Enchantment spins a unique twist on elemental mythology. This series is not to be missed.”
Jennifer L. Armentrout, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author
In Kalin Matthew's world, elementals control the forces of nature. They are divided into four courts: air, woodland, fire, and water. At sixteen she will leave the life she's built with her mortal mother. Kalin will move to Avalon to rule with her father—the elemental king of the air court. Along the way, she's attacked by a fire court assassin and saved by Rowan, a swoon-worthy elemental with a questionable past.
Worst of all, she learns her father is missing.
To rescue him, Kalin will have to work with a judgmental council and a system of courts too busy accusing each other of deceit to actually be able to help her. But, they aren’t her biggest challenge. With the Midwinter’s Ball only five days away, Kalin must take over her father’s duties, which includes shifting control of the elements—power Kalin has yet to realize.
As Rowan attempts to train her, a war looms between the four courts. If Kalin fails, her father will die and the courts will fall, but the betrayal she’s about to uncover may cost her even more...
If you haven't read THE SHADOW PRINCE, you can download if NOW for FREE from Amazon and Barnes & Noble!!!
The Shadow PrinceEvery sacrifice has consequences.

Sixteen-year-old Rowan has spent most of his life living among the mortals—learning to control the element of fire, impatiently awaiting the day his vengeful mother, Queen Prisma, will abdicate her throne. When he finally returns to Avalon for his coronation, his mother insists he must first prove his loyalty to the court by completing a secret mission:

Kill Kalin, the half-human, half-elemental daughter of the air court king.

Willing to do anything to remove his mother from power, he agrees to sacrifice the halfling. He returns to the mortal world with his best friend, Marcus, determined to kill the princess. But as he devises a plan, he starts to question whether or not he's capable of completing such a heinous task. And what price he will pay if he refuses?
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Photoshoot-21Stacey O'Neale lives in Annapolis, Maryland. When she's not writing, she spends her time fangirling over books, blogging, watching fantasy television shows, cheering for the Baltimore Ravens, and hanging out with her husband and daughter.

Her career in publishing started as a blogger-turned-publicist for two successful small publishers. Stacey writes young adult paranormal romance and adult science fiction romance. Her books always include swoon-worthy heroes, snarky heroines, and lots of kissing.

Stacey loves hearing from readers. Follow her on Twitter @StaceyONeale, look for her on Facebook, Pinterest, and GoodReads. You can also visit her blog at http://staceyoneale.com/.

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Comments

peg42 said…
I'd like to control fire. This way there would be no more forest fires, home fires, etc.
4:56 PM
clc408 said…
I would control water to eliminate flooding and tsunamis.
10:52 AM
sksweeps said…
I'd love to be able to control water and would use it to help with the So Cal drought (and water my garden, saving on my water bill!)
sksweeps (at) earthlink (dot) net
5:04 PM
Deborah Wellenstein said…
I would control earth-or Earth-to ensure our planet will be healthy ecologically.
5:28 PM
Michelle said…
I would control water so that water was safe to drink everywhere.
12:29 PM
msrodeobrat said…
Air.. because then I could control the humidity in the air and hopefully affect the rain... when we need rain it rains, when we need it not to rain - no rain!
addictedtorodeo at gmail dot com
7:43 AM
clynsg said…
I would choose air, because although we need all of the elements, air is the one that is truly present everywhere and needs to be kept clean. It would also be nice to be able to at least diminish the damage that can be done with air movement.
7:58 AM
Robin T said…
I would choose air so I can control the temperature and never be too hot or cold.

rtrexel@gmail.com
8:27 AM
Erica C. said…
I'd control air to get a nice breeze when it's hot!
4:56 AM
Becca Ann said…
I would like air so I could keep temps perfect
6:13 AM
Anonymous said…
I would control fire so it worked to our advantage when needed and was controlled when out of control.
7:51 AM
imaclutz89 said…
I would choose fire because I get cold very fast!
4:59 PM
Unknown said…
Air, so I could cool down when I was hot. :)
9:48 PM
susan1215 said…
I would choose air so I can control the temperature.
9:29 AM
Unknown said…
I WOULD CHOOSE WATER TO GIVE EVERYONE FRESH WATER AND TO COOL OFF THINGS AND TO PREVENT FLOODS :)
6:13 PM
Anonymous said…
I would control water to make it potable world wide
6:39 PM
Sand said…
I would control fire so that there wouldn't be any devastating fires.
7:37 PM
AEKZ2 said…
I would like to control water, because I'd like to help with droughts.
7:39 PM
slehan said…
Fire to be able to stop fires raging out of control.
Thanks for the contest.

slehan at juno dot com
8:33 PM
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