So you might have already heard me screaming from the rooftops, but just in case…

I have a new novel coming out next year!

*merrily screams from more rooftops*

Everything Looks Better in Red is due out on April 20th, 2027 from Union Square & Co., an imprint of Hachette. It’s a sapphic werewolf tale about embracing your feral side and becoming the unapologetic beast you were always meant to be. If that sounds like it’s right up your alley, then I’ll just slide a few pre-order links across the table at you.

And as if that isn’t enough great news, we just unveiled the cover! Behold its lycanthropic beauty!

The cover art is by Patrick Sullivan, and I couldn’t be more thrilled about it!

For the cover reveal, the incredible Rachel Redd of Talking Horror joined me, Union Square & Co, and Novel Suspects yesterday to unveil the artwork, which was such a wonderful time! So I absolutely want to give a huge shout-out to Rachel, my publisher, and Novel Suspects for making yesterday’s reveal a very special one!

So if you’ve made it this far, you must be a little curious about my queer werewolves, so here’s the full description of the book!

A queer Such Sharp Teeth meets Fatal Attraction, in which a woman whose encounter with a magnetic stranger awakens both forbidden desire and the beast she’s always been meant to become.

Elsa has never quite belonged. Growing up, she was always the strange girl, the outcast, the one almost nobody ever noticed. Now in her forties and married to her high school sweetheart, she’s perfected the art of invisibility – the quiet wife; the woman who takes up as little space as possible. But beneath this façade, something darker writhes, waiting.

When she meets Jacey at an airport bar, Elsa’s carefully constructed world fractures. Jacey is everything Elsa has denied herself: dangerous, magnetic, and absolutely lethal. Their paths keep crossing, each encounter pulling Elsa deeper into Jacey’s orbit – and closer to the monstrous truth.

But as secrets from Jacey’s past resurface, and the body count rises, Elsa must choose: return to her cage of normalcy, or embrace the beast she’s always longed to become.

Needless to say, I’m absolutely over the moon about this book, and I’ll of course be talking plenty more about it in the coming months! In the meantime, consider giving my werewolves a pre-order, since that will ensure they howl with joy for many months to come.

Happy werewolves, and happy reading!