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Cover Reveal for Floodwaters

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Today we’re excited to host a cover reveal for Floodwaters by Wren Rivers, a prequel novella to the thrilling queer seafaring fantasy series, The Divine Archive. Book 1, Blood of the Gods, is releasing summer 2026.

Queer and seafaring? I’m already intrigued! Let’s find out more:

Theology and science mix like oil and water. Never in his life would Eris Vandermere have thought ‘The Effect of Divine Presence on Human Behavior’ would be the topic of his final research paper of the year—yet he finds himself combing the city streets with sophomore Miri Chase, tracking the footsteps of a real-life god who walks the mortal realm.

When the God of the Sea rescues a child from certain death, his divine blood heals the child’s wounds and the mortal world hails him as a hero. An undercurrent of intrigue among the mortal population grows and slowly festers, which leads Eris and Miri to stumble across a horrifying truth: mortals will do anything to get their hands on God’s Blood.

What starts as a simple school project morphs into a frantic scramble for human survival. What must one do to appease an angered god? And how far is a god willing to go in the name of justice?

After all, nothing is more devastating than divine rage.

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Floodwaters by Wren Rivers is a prequel novella to The Divine Archive and is releasing 3rd November, 2025. Preorders aren’t available yet, but you can sign up for an ARC!

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About the Author

Wren Rivers (they/them) is a transmasculine and neurodivergent author born and raised in Virginia. They are a jack-of-all-trades type creative with a passion for writing and art. Wren illustrates their own covers and character art, as well as offering freelance art services for other authors, under their personal brand Corvid Arcana Literary. Everything Wren makes is 100% human-made and untouched by generative AI.

Wren prioritizes diversifying the fantasy genre with queer stories. The Divine Archive—a queer seafaring fantasy series—marks their authorial debut.