Review
Damian Valdis Vesik is back and facing a new evil, Zola’s ex-boyfriend, Philip, a powerful necromancer. They thought Philip died over one hundred and fifty years ago. He returned more powerful than ever, and he captured Zola.
Vesik needs to rescue his master (and the world). He is backed by his friends, and he develops an unlikely alliance with the local wolf pack.
Eric R. Asher does a wonderful job at portraying the bond between his characters. The conversations and banter between the groups of unlikely supernatural friends are entertaining and enlightening.
Wolves and the River of Stones is a well-written action-packed novel. It is entertaining and hard to put down.
ARC provided by in exchange for an honest review.
Vesik needs to rescue his master (and the world). He is backed by his friends, and he develops an unlikely alliance with the local wolf pack.
Eric R. Asher does a wonderful job at portraying the bond between his characters. The conversations and banter between the groups of unlikely supernatural friends are entertaining and enlightening.
Wolves and the River of Stones is a well-written action-packed novel. It is entertaining and hard to put down.
ARC provided by in exchange for an honest review.
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