One thing that was a little annoying were all the spelling mistakes.

And Griffin and his Ival are just really great together. Like always I liked liked the dynamic between the characters. Amidst a wilderness of ice and stone, Griffin must either face his greatest fear-or lose everyone he loves.ġ. In the rough mining camp of Hoarfrost, secrets fly as thickly as the snow, and Whyborne isn’t the only sorcerer drawn by the rumors of magic. Hoarfrost: Whyborne and Griffin must journey to the farthest reaches of the arctic to stop an ancient evil from claiming the life of Griffin’s brother. In the forge of the desert heat, the trio will either face their fears and stand together-or shatter the bonds between them forever.īloodline: Revealed secrets threaten to destroy everything Whyborne believed to be true about his family and himself. There they face betrayal, murder, and a legendary sorceress risen from the dead.

Necropolis: Whyborne and Griffin join Christine amidst the ancient ruins of the pharaohs. Includes: Necropolis, Bloodline, and Hoarfrost Save 30% off the cover price of buying separately! Cross-posted to Amazon and Goodreads.Books 4-6 in the Best-Selling Whyborne & Griffin Series, now in one convenient download. However, I’m excited to immediately dive into the next book. There are some points in this novel where it’s obvious that the author is getting her handle on this world and these characters. This is not a criticism - in fact, I’m going to be extra gleeful in reading about characters that Lovecraft would have absolutely feared and despised. Much of the supernatural element of this book very obviously took it’s influence from Lovecraft’s Cthulu mythos. But the heart and themes and character development and ridiculous adventure are all there, to be thoroughly enjoyed.

This series takes place in America, and Whyborne and Griffin are not at all like Crane and Day. Once you get beyond the m/m romance set in an urban fantasy version of the Victorian era, the books have more differences than similarities. They were spot-on in their recommendation, and I’ll also throw in my hat that fans of either series will enjoy the other. I picked up the first book in this series because I’d heard good things about it from readers who also enjoyed the stories in K.J.

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