The author of the 34th National Book Award for Fiction Novel in English, Dwellers, has recently posted the cover of her new novel.
We get a glimpse of Eliza Victoria's latest work, Wounded Little Gods.
The beautiful cover was made by Jap Mikel. The illustration gives off an eerie feeling, similar to what can be felt in her The Ghosts of Sinagtala story, the 2nd story of Unseen Moon.
No specific launch date was announced.
This new novel from Visprint, Inc. by Eliza Victoria will surely be worth adding to our 2016 Book Challenge. Her stories are one you shouldn't miss out reading.
Synopsis of Wounded Little Gods by Eliza Victoria
"Regina was born and raised in the small town of Heridos, where gods and spirits walked the earth.
Until they didn't.
Ten years ago, the whole town produced a bad harvest - rice grains as black as soot - and the people of the town moved on, away from the soil and the farms, believing the gods and spirits have abandoned them.
It is ten years later, on a Friday before a long weekend, and Regina ends her shift at an office in Makati. She walks home with a new colleague named Diana. Diana, following a strange and disturbing conversation with Regina, does not appear at the office on Monday, and the day after that.
And the day after that.
On Thursday, Regina opens her bag and finds a folded piece of paper filled with Diana's handwriting.
On the page are two names and a strange map that will send Regina home."
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