Cover Reveal; Monster's Best 2019

Today is the cover reveal for Monster’s Best 2019. The cover is designed by Monster House Books. This cover reveal is organized by Lola's Blog Tours.

Monster's Best 2019Monster’s Best 2019
By multiple authors
Genre: Non-fiction and fiction short story collaboration
Publisher: Monster House Books
Release Date: August 6, 2019

Blurb:
Monster House Books publishes a compilation of short stories featuring fierce females. Our 2019 edition includes new stories by best selling authors Christina Bauer, Genevieve Iseult Eldredge, and Majanka Verstraete! Plus, we're searching through hundreds of new author submissions in order to select a handful of the most creative and compelling short stories to add in to the mix. To have your work considered for the 2019 edition of MONSTER'S BEST, please send your short story (50 pages or less) to info@monsterhousebooks.com.


You can find Monster’s Best 2019 on Goodreads

Or check out Monster’s Best 2019 on the site of Monster House Books

You can pre-order Monster’s Best 2019 for free here on Amazon

Submissions are still open!
Want your story to be part of Monster’s Best 2019? To have your work considered for the 2019 edition of MONSTER'S BEST, please send your short story (50 pages or less) to info@monsterhousebooks.com.

Monster's Best 2019 authorAbout the Authors:
Authors of Monster's Best 2019 include best-selling authors Christina Bauer, Genevieve Iseult Eldredge, and Majanka Verstraete, as well as potentially you! Submit your short stories (50 pages or less) to info@monsterhousebooks.com!

Giveaway
Monster House Books is running a giveaway to celebrate their most recent cover reveals and releases with multiple prizes! There will be 6 different winners. These are the prizes you can win:
- a cupcake topper
- a shirt
- a journal
- a ring
- a mug
- an e-copy of Study in Shifters
See the rafflecopter widget for images of the prizes!

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