Cover Reveal: The Last Cry of Innocence by N.A. Betts

Blurb:

THE DEBT OF FAILURE IS SETTLED IN MADNESS

Two years of war have broken Alira Verbrandt. Cornered in Astera, the last bastion guarding the River Zybril, she fights not only to hold the line, but to keep the pieces of herself together. The relentless Illyrian Expeditionary Army looms ever closer, but her fate–and that of the fractured north–may rest on the shoulders of a man tormented by dreams of things he shouldn’t see.

Desperate for answers, Alira sails west into treacherous waters, forging an uneasy alliance with a daring sea captain whose fiery spirit hides secrets as dark as her enemy. Their path leads to the towering peaks of Idel–where forgotten truths awaken–and into a dark labyrinth buried beneath the world.

What she finds will shake her resolve. The return of their creator draws near, bringing the promise of final judgment. She must unveil the last Fates, those who identities lie hidden from themselves.

But time is running out, and the price of failure is greater than death.

I MADE HER A PROMISE. AND BY MY BLOOD I WILL KEEP IT.

Book Title: The Last Cry of Innocence

Author: N.A. Betts

Cover Artist: Getcovers

Word Count: 149k

Publisher: Legend Forge Press

Genre: Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, Adult

Release Date: May 14th, 2025

Available Formats: eBook, Paperback, Hardcover

Trigger Warnings: Medieval Violence, SA (allusion in backstory, non-direct nor shown in text)

 
 
N.A. Betts

Author Bio:

Nick Betts is a Veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces. After serving for over 12 years, he now works for the Department of National Defense. Nick lives in the town of Gibbons, Alberta, Canada with his wife, Kathleen, and two cats: Bandit, and Carter. Though he isn’t an avid traveler, through his love of Fantasy he'll tell you he’s been to more places than many people will ever go. When he’s not creating new worlds, his passions lie with following professional wrestling and watching the same movies he has for a thousand times.

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