Happy cover reveal to author Annie Lisenby for her emotional debut, A THREE LETTER NAME! Follow the quiet yet courageous duo, Els and Samuel, as they overcome obstacles both at home and against the bests that threaten everything they hold dear. They must learn to rely upon themselves and each other as they embark on their new life together...and perhaps find the love they have both needed.
Els never wanted to marry. Her purpose was to protect her village from the feline beasts that prowled the forest at night, and love had no part in it. But after a fever stole much of her hearing she was forced to choose between exile and marrying a stranger.
The girl Samuel loved abandoned him when an injury left him with a mangled foot. He fled from his village across the island to escape living under his father’s unreasonable expectations. Never again would Samuel be the great hunter and leader that his father wanted.
Before they can adapt to their new life as a married couple, the very beasts from which Els used to protect the village kill her friend, sending everyone flurrying with fear.
Now, there’s only one choice: Hunt the beasts and kill every last one. And do it together.
Learning to adapt to their new disabilities Els, Samuel, and their rag-tag team must learn to listen with their hearts—or die trying.
Follow Els and Samuel on the harrowing journey navigating the perils both at home and awaiting them on the hunt in Annie Lisnby's heart-rending debut. A THREE LETTER NAME comes to bookstores May 31, 2022! Preorder your copy TODAY!
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Annie Lisenby lives in the Ozarks of southwest Missouri where she teaches theatre at the local community college. With an MFA in theatre, Annie has taught and performed professionally and is a member of the Screen Actors’ Guild. As an author, Annie writes freelance for the local interest magazine. She is a member of the Missouri Writers’ Guild, the Joplin Writers’ Guild and SCBWI. She has won multiple awards in local contests and has been published in the Joplin Writers’ Guild Anthology and in Chicken Soup for the Soul.
When not writing and teaching, Annie can be found reading and exploring nature with her husband and two children.
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