New covers for the Bringer of Chaos Sci-Fi series by Kayelle Allen #SciFi #PietasFans #RLFblog

The Bringer of Chaos series sports updated covers.

Bringer of Chaos by Kayelle Allen

Genre Science Fiction, Space Opera, Space Marine
Book heat level (based on movie ratings): PG13

What was your reaction when you first saw this cover?

I gasped. I absolutely loved it.

How did you choose the artist?

GermanCreative has done over 20 covers for me. I found her on Fiverr.

What was it like to work with this artist?

She's patient, doesn't mind updates or changes, and always gives me what I ask for. Even better, she's affordable.

What do you like best about your cover?

The rich colors and play of light on the hero.

What can you tell us about the model/s on this cover?

The model for Pietas is Nik Nitsvetov, a Russian cosplayer. Nik has performed as Pietas in 3 separate cosplays for me. I have hundreds of photos of him as the character.

In what ways do the models match your story's characters?

Nik is a dead ringer of Pietas. In the stories, Pietas is sometimes teased because he's not handsome—he's beautiful. And Nik fits that perfectly.

In what ways are the models a mismatch for your story's characters?

Pietas is 7' tall. Nik is 5'9", but honestly, on the page you can't tell.

What emotions do you hope your cover communicates?

Pride and power. This is a sci-fi military story, and I think it gives off the right vibes for that.

Where to buy the Bringer of Chaos series

Lights Out https://kayelleallen.com/immortality
Origin of Pietas https://books2read.com/origin-pietas
Forged in Fire https://books2read.com/forged-pietas
Bringer of Chaos Bundle #1 https://books2read.com/boc-bundle1

When you're a soldier genetically enhanced to the point of near immortality and you fight a mortal soldier resurrected with the pilfered blood of your people, friendship never enters the equation.
But what if the enemy you despise holds the key to your salvation?

Here's what readers say:

I shouldn't like Pietas. He's arrogant and pretends he's uncaring, but he's one of the most fascinating characters I've read recently.
I loved this story! A scifi bromance like nothing else I’ve ever read.
Pietas – the Ultra of awesome powers, both mental and physical – is left helpless and doomed by humans and a betrayer from his own kind. Six – a once-human ghost who should be the sworn enemy of any Ultra – saves Pietas from a destiny worse than physical death. The two are then marooned together on a distant, most likely deserted planet.
The Ultra has vowed never to accept help from anyone even close to human. That vow is challenged by his need to survive. The ghost has pledged to destroy all Ultras on sight. Watching Pietas and Six grapple through this deep dilemma was nothing short of beautiful for me. If these adversaries can navigate the chasm of hatred, distrust and male ego between them, maybe there’s hope for our own fractured world.
I was...immersed into a setting where every character is dealing with decisions, and where the wrong one is like having a jar of nitroglycerine and dropping it at his or her own feet. Characters to root for, and a story that satisfies all of the criteria of what makes up an excellent novel.