Book News!

Published on by J. Kelland Perry

Hello friends, followers, and my fellow book lovers.
I am pleased to share some news.
My latest novel, The Women of Wild Cove, will be published on September 1st.

Publisher: Running Wild Press

A short synopsis:

After global collapse, the island of Newfoundland in the warming waters of the North Atlantic has survived under female rule. Children are raised by a network of caregivers, guided by the principles of “It Takes a Village.” But the civilization is threatened when its birth rate suddenly stagnates.

THE WOMEN OF WILD COVE is a survival tale of divided loyalties, love and sacrifice, gender equality, and uneasy alliances in a climate-changed world.

At this time, the book is available for pre-order in e-book form only. Here’s the Amazon link.

When the book is officially released on September 1st, the paperback will then become available.

About the Author: 

Jennifer Kelland Perry is a Canadian blogger, writer, avid reader and animal lover. Born in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, she left the city behind in 2010 to enjoy rural life beside the ocean with her husband and two spoiled cats. Jennifer is the author of Calmer Girls, a two-book coming-of-age series, and a proud member of WritersNL. Visit her writing and photography blog at: jenniferkellandperry.com

By the way, if you are a member of LibraryThing, their April 2025 Batch is now available for Early Reviewers! Hit the link and scroll down to my book if you’d like a chance to review my new novel for free. 

38 thoughts on “Book News!”

      1. Oh, thank you for reading The Winding Road and letting me know Jennifer! I was fortunate to be treated by the melanoma specialist, and have a caring community to help me through. My daughter was the motivation for me to fight for my life. I’m happy to be a grandma for two lovely girls now. 😍

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    1. Thanks for asking that question, Marie. It is futuristic speculative fiction. It could be considered dystopian as well, particularly if you are male. 😀 I saw on one site it was tagged with the young adult genre, but I wouldn’t call it that because of the nature of the plot. It could also be called climate change fiction, as I’ve seen other books choose it as a genre.

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  10. Congratulations! I’m glad you’re using LibraryThing. I do have an account there so, yup, I requested a copy of your book as an Early Reviewer. But I have competition! Five copies of your book will be available, but over 150 people have requested it. Way to go, Jennifer 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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    1. Thank you so much, Marie! I so appreciate your support, and I hope you get to review it. I don’t know anyone else with an account there, and didn’t know much about it at all until my publisher shared it. Fingers crossed! 😊💕

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