Cover Reveal : 'Brightly' by Kaye Thornbrugh

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First there was a "Flicker" of Light that started to shine :
 

And now that little light is shining ever so "Brightly" with Book #2.
 
 Synopsis: Brightly - Book #2 Flicker Series - Kaye Thornbrugh - November 2013

After escaping the faeries that held her prisoner in Otherworld, Lee Capren has made a new life for herself. When she’s not slinging spells with her monster-wrangling roommate, Filo, or honing her new found magical abilities with her boyfriend, Nasser, she’s working in a shop that caters to Bridgestone City’s magical crowd. It’s not exactly a normal life… but it’s hers.

Everything changes when three strangers arrive with a desperate plea for help and a connection to Filo’s cruel former masters. Lee and her friends are soon swept up in the strangers’ quest to break a curse that plagues their island home.

Unraveling the secret of the curse will take them from an island where merfolk swim in the coves to a hidden city beneath the streets of Seattle and beyond. As the danger grows, relationships are tested, new ones are forged, and in the face of impossible choices, Lee learns the hardest lesson of all: Where there is love, there is also heartbreak.

With time running out and lives on the line, it becomes clear that failure could cost their lives—and success could cost them everything else

Goodreads Link :  http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18302490-brightly?from_search=true
 

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