Twelfth (and Final) BOYSTOWN Book Cover Revealed

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Author of popular BOYSTOWN series discusses the epic final installment of his saga.

BOYSTOWN series author Jake Biondi has revealed the cover of the highly- anticipated twelfth book of his BOYSTOWN series while simultaneously sharing that the next installment will be the final one. BOYSTOWN Season Twelve will be released in early 2022 and Biondi has once again teamed up with designer John Logan to create the final BOYSTOWN book cover.

“When designing the final book cover, I was super excited to blend the feel of the past books with something that really stood out to me. The final book is a culmination of twelve seasons, and I wanted the cover to stand strong on its own, while paying homage to the originals,” said Logan.

Biondi added, “I love what John Logan came up with for the final BOYSTOWN cover. His use of gold throughout the design tells the readers that they will find something very special in this installment of the series.”

“This is it,Biondi told fans of his book series. “The BOYSTOWN series has evolved since the very first installment with more twists and turns that anyone expected, and this final book of the saga has even more in store for the audience.”

Biondi continued, “After everything that the Mancini and Ciancio families have been through, I’m excited for readers to see how everything wraps up.” But this is BOYSTOWN, so no one should expect the series to wrap up with a nice bow. “These families have messy histories,” Biondi explained. “The series finale reflects and honors these two complicated families and everything they’ve endured.”

Biondi promised that readers won’t be   disappointed   by   his   final installment. “Season Twelve picks up right where book eleven left off and resolves that book’s cliffhangers while moving the stories forward toward the finale.”

Is this really the end of BOYSTOWN? “These characters are a part of me. It would be very difficult for me to just let them go,” Biondi stated. Biondi is leaving the door open for more adventures of the Mancinis and Ciancios in the future. “You’ll just have to stay tuned,” Biondi hinted.

The BOYSTOWN book series continues to maintain an average customer rating of five stars, the highest possible rating on Amazon.com. “I am so proud of BOYSTOWN’s five-star rating on Amazon,” Biondi said. “It’s a tribute not only to the series itself, but to the incredible fans that BOYSTOWN has all over the world.”

“Jake Biondi is one of the most masterful writers of fiction of our time,” said Roger Ward in his review of the BOYSTOWN series. “The saga is told masterfully through several subplots which include unforeseen twists and turns that will leave the reader stunned and speechless.”

The BOYSTOWN series is available in paperback, audio book, and all e-book formats. Readers may order autographed paperback copies of the books directly from BoystownTheSeries.com.

Mr. Biondi may also be contacted via BoystownTheSeries.com, Twitter (@boystown_series), and Instagram (@boystowntheseries).

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Anders is the creative force and technical architect behind Divine Magazine’s editorial identity. Blending Scandinavian minimalism with a sharp instinct for digital storytelling, he shapes the magazine’s voice, visual rhythm, and structural clarity. His work moves between worlds — part editor, part engineer — ensuring every article is not only beautifully crafted but technically flawless beneath the surface. From SEO frameworks to asset design, from WordPress architecture to the magazine’s cinematic featured imagery, Anders builds the systems that let stories breathe. He curates Divine’s tone with intention: clean lines, honest language, and a commitment to elevating everyday subjects into something quietly extraordinary. Whether refining editorial workflows or sculpting the magazine’s long‑term creative direction, Anders brings a steady hand and an eye for detail — the kind that turns a publication into a signature.