Today on the site, I’m delighted to help reveal the cover of Edelweiss by Lloyd Hall, an f/f YA Romance releasing February 14th, 2026! Here’s the story:
Centuries after the earth is destroyed by an apocalyptic flood, life is cozy and peaceful in the snowy town of June. But that quiet life is about to be disturbed by June’s newest resident, Olivia.
After starting high school, Olivia becomes enamored with her classmate, Ava, who introduces Olivia to life in June. As their adventures unveil underground tunnels, lost tech, and a conspiracy involving the city’s androids, the girls realize they may be in over their heads.
Olivia must now uncover what’s really happening in June, all while navigating the ups and downs of her first relationship, unaware that solving these mysteries could put the entire city in danger.
And here’s the enchanting cover, designed by Abigail Spence!

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Lloyd Hall (he/him) is an indie author and bookbinder born and raised in the coastal Connecticut town of Short Beach. He’s known for his Young Adult Sci-Fi books, The Wardenclyffe Series which has won various awards including the Eric Hoffer Award for his first book, Wardenclyffe, and the Reader’s Favorite award for his second book, Mercury. While not working on his novels, Lloyd is also the editor for an independent literary journal.
Before working as an author, Lloyd was an accomplished fashion designer, costume designer, and milliner, designing custom hats for opera and Broadway shows. After hanging up his literal and metaphorical hats, he channeled his love of storytelling into his first book, Wardenclyffe. He now lives a cozy life in California where he’s busy working on the last book in his series.
Lloyd Hall (he/him) is an indie author and bookbinder born and raised in the coastal Connecticut town of Short Beach. He’s known for his Young Adult Sci-Fi books, The Wardenclyffe Series which has won various awards including the Eric Hoffer Award for his first book, Wardenclyffe, and the Reader’s Favorite award for his second book, Mercury. While not working on his novels, Lloyd is also the editor for an independent literary journal.