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Cover Reveal for Wolf, Woman, Wilderling

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Today we’re excited to host a cover reveal for Wolf, Woman, Wilderling by Karen Lykkebo, the second book in the Daughters of Divinity series of sapphic folk fantasy that began with Bear My Heart. Though a sequel, Wolf, Woman, Wilderling can be read as a standalone.

So what’s the sequel all about?

I didn’t want a name. I couldn’t have one. A name meant being someone. That you belonged somewhere. And I knew someone like me, a monster, an abomination, could never belong.

I didn’t know why I’d been cursed to become a beast. By day a human, by night a wolf, never fully one or the other; forced to always be on the run. After six years, I stopped believing in a cure. Stopped believing that I’d ever find a place to simply be me – whatever I was.

Then Gro found me. Fearless Gro, who forgave my past before I gave myself that grace. She opened her heart and home to me and showed me that the monster was nothing but a figment of nightmares; curses are what we make them.

With her hand in mine, I dared to stop running and start walking the road I feared most. A road that led to more than just gaining a name. A road to a home

Are you ready for the cover reveal?

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This beautiful cover was designed by Lasse Wennerstrand. Let’s see that cover in full:

And here are the two books side by side!

Wolf, Woman, Wilderling by Karen Lykkebo is the second book in the Daughters of Divinity series and is releasing January 27, 2027. Preorder and sign up for an ARC!

About the Author

Karen Lykkebo writes a variety of fantasy and horror inspired by nature, mental health, and a yearning for adventure. All of her worlds and stories feature and represent queer love and have a heavy focus on mental health.

Born and raised in Scandinavia, she loves the deep misty woods and long summer evenings and is drawn to the ancient lore of the north and the healing properties of the growing world.

When she’s not writing, she’s entertaining her two lively cats, crafting with clay or crochet needles, taking care of her garden, or getting lost in the woods.