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A review by aliveinbooks
Wolf, Willow, Witch by Freydís Moon
adventurous
dark
funny
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
4.0
Picking up shortly after the end of Heart, Haunt, Havok we follow Tehlor Nilsen as she claims Lincoln Stone as her new vorðr, a sentry, protector, and personal battery pack to supercharge her magic when she's low. Lincoln, fresh from hell, is none too pleased with this new power dynamic between them and leaves Tehlor on the floor with a warning. Show your face again and I'll rip it to shreds.
When a juicy new relic falls onto Tehlor's radar she reaches out an olive branch to Lincoln. Infiltrate the new neo-church(cult) to seize it for themselves. The stakes are high and this new congregation is much more dangerous than meets the eye. Together Lincoln and Tehlor tiptoe around not just the cult but each other.
This was such a fun ride and Tehlor had a little more depth to her this time around compared to her initial portrayal in the first book. I was also somewhat surprised by Lincoln, he cared a little more than I gave him credit for. This was fast-paced and kept me interested until the very end.
When a juicy new relic falls onto Tehlor's radar she reaches out an olive branch to Lincoln. Infiltrate the new neo-church(cult) to seize it for themselves. The stakes are high and this new congregation is much more dangerous than meets the eye. Together Lincoln and Tehlor tiptoe around not just the cult but each other.
This was such a fun ride and Tehlor had a little more depth to her this time around compared to her initial portrayal in the first book. I was also somewhat surprised by Lincoln, he cared a little more than I gave him credit for. This was fast-paced and kept me interested until the very end.