The One With The Heroic Cover Reveal

    One of the downfalls of being an independent author is having to do your own promotions and marketing. Luckily, most indie authors find themselves part of author tribes that help them out. An author in my tribe is celebrating the relaunching of his science-fiction, superhero series with a cover reveal today. A bunch of us have teamed up to help spread the word of his accomplishment. 

    Andrew Kirchner has created a new legacy in the superhero community. Ms. Infinity is not your everyday hero. She's stubborn, straightforward, and works as a cashier. I read this series before it was remastered and I'm going to read it again. 

    On January 12, Kirchner's world once again hits the market with new covers designed by Jill Brock. Here are a couple blurbs about the first two books in this amazing series. 



EARTH’S GREATEST HERO
    Bonnie Boring of Queens is sassy, smart, and underachieving. She's also secretly an extraterrestrial possessing many awesome powers.
    A refugee from a distant world, Bonnie holds a stressful retail job, but finds fame as her superhero identity—Ms. Infinity! One day, Earth is under attack from a terrifying villain from her past. She flies off to battle her enemy on the fantastic Starship Infinity. But soon she is faced with dangers that might even be too great for her. Saving the Earth means doing the impossible. Meanwhile, secrets from her past are creeping up on her.
    Presenting an update of classic superheroes, Ms. Infinity’s first tale is filled with thrills, action, and humor, and a female lead full of sass and personality.

WHERE INFINITY BEGINS
    The thrilling prequel to Earth’s Greatest Hero, and the full origin story of Ms. Infinity!
    Underachieving cashier, superpowered alien refugee. Bonnie Boring is finally coming forward in her new superhero identity after years of being suppressed by her mother. But now America is falling under the grip of the tyrannical billionaire Johnny Gunn. As soon as Ms. Infinity emerges, he ruthlessly attacks her in a shocking effort to become the country’s sole ruler. Only Ms. Infinity can stop him, but he might just have weapons powerful enough to stop her.
    Presenting an update of classic superheroes, Ms. Infinity’s second book is filled with action and humor and suspense, and an unforgettable female lead.

ABOUT KIRSCHNER:
    Kirschner is a resident of New York, the home of many superheroes. You can find his Amazon author profile here: Amazon.com: Andrew Kirschner: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, Kindle. His Instagram is located here: Andrew Kirschner, Author (@andrew.kirschner.author) • Instagram photos and videos. And his Facebook page is here: (2) Ms. Infinity | Facebook.

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