February 13, 2014

Cover Reveal: We Wont Feel A Thing by JC Lillis

When JC Lillis told me she had a new cover coming out I new I had to be involved. Why? Because for one, she’s an amazing author. Two, I loved her other book . And lastly, once I saw the cover, I was an uncontrollably mess of a person shouting, “OH MY GOD THIS COVER IS SO GORGEOUS I WANT TO SHOUT IT FROM MOUNTAINTOPS!!!”

So yeah, naturally, I wanted to be involved.

Here is the cover for We Wont Feel A Thing!

WE WON’T FEEL A THING by J.C. Lillis

Title: We Won’t Feel a Thing

Genre: YA contemporary romantic fantasy

Book release date: March 31, 2014

Book blurb

Seventeen-year-old best friends Rachel and Riley are in forbidden love.

Their situation’s. . .complicated. And their timing couldn’t be worse—in just one month, he leaves for California and she starts college in New York. The absolute last thing they need is a reckless secret-love confession mucking up their perfect plans.

There’s only one logical option: scientific intervention.

Desperate for a quick fix, they sign up for WAVES, an experimental self-help program led by mysterious scientist David A. Kerning. He swears his Forbidden Love Module can turn passion back to safe platonic friendship in “six easy steps.”

But when you arm yourself with an untested program, side effects are unpredictable.

And sometimes when you fight love—love fights back.

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About the book cover

I had this cover idea in my head pretty early on—the waves are a recurring image, and there’s also a Significant Umbrella in the story. I worked closely with my awesome cover designer, Mindy Dunn, who took the basic idea and made it beauteous. The book is whimsical and romantic (and hopefully funny), and I think the cover captures the tone really well. I hope you like it!

About the Author

J.C. Lillis lives in Baltimore with her patient family and a ragtag band of tropical fish, some of which will be dead by the time you read this. WE WON’T FEEL A THING is her second YA novel; she also wrote HOW TO REPAIR A MECHANICAL HEART, because she wanted to read a book about two sci-fi fanboys in love and there wasn’t one handy. She loves koi ponds, abandoned amusement parks, and peanut butter & banana sandwiches. She hates paper cuts, cabbage, and writing bios.