A press release from Lisa Barnes of Random House:
Rich in otherworldly creatures, action, and magic, Karen Marie Moning’s bestselling Fever series has long been ripe for translation into full-color graphic novel form. Fever Moon (Del Rey Hardcover; July 10, 2012) is the first graphic novel set within the Fever world—featuring an original story written by Moning, adapted by David Lawrence, and gorgeously illustrated by Al Rio and Cliff Richards.
In Shadowfever, MacKayla confronts an eerie, dangerous being that almost steals her voice and mind. Appearing as a tall, gaunt, faceless man nattily dressed in tailcoat and spats, he is called the Fear Dorcha—ageless, evil, and full of rage against humanity. When Mac meets him in Chester’s, she averts destruction only through the intervention of a dreamy-eyed bartender.
In Fever Moon, young sidhe-seer Dani is not so fortunate. Now, for the first time, Moning reveals what happened to Dani during her absence from the events of Shadowfever—and follows Mac and Barrons as they desperately search for an otherworldly killer wreaking havoc on the streets of Dublin.
About the Authors:
Karen Marie Moning is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Fever series, featuring MacKayla Lane, and the award-winning Highlander series. She has a bachelor’s degree in society and law from Purdue University and is currently working on a new series set in the Fever world.
New York Times bestselling adaptor David Lawrence has written professionally since the ’80s, most recently with Patricia Briggs on the graphic novels Mercy Thompson: Homecoming, Moon Called, and Cry Wolf: An Alpha & Omega Novel. He lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
About the Illustrators:
Brazilian illustrator Al Rio, world-renowned as a “good-girl artist” with a classic style, has drawn such popular series as X-Men, Spider-Man, Star Wars, and his own sexy supernatural project Exposure. Fever Moon was his last graphic novel before he died.
Also from Brazil, illustrator Cliff Richards has loved comic books since a young age and has worked for DC Comics, Dark Horse, and Marvel, among others. He also illustrated Pride and Prejudice and Zombies for Del Rey.