I always love books where a crew of friends who have become family are looking to outwit others. Gilded Wolves did that well with the added element of creating a new world with magic. It’s been years since I read the book and yet I still think of the burden (and wonder) of having a power that allowed you to tell the history of an object.
The book being set in 1889 adds an extra layer of mystery in addition to the magic. It’s a time of innovation, but the powers people have means the lack of modern technology goes unnoticed.
I was never bored with the cast of characters or unpacking their relationships. All of this, combined with a treasure hunt, makes Gilded Wolves a book I couldn’t put down. I look forward to reading the series and seeing how Severin manages to outwit his opponents on his quest to get his inheritance (and how Hypnos continues to aggravate him).
The book being set in 1889 adds an extra layer of mystery in addition to the magic. It’s a time of innovation, but the powers people have means the lack of modern technology goes unnoticed.
I was never bored with the cast of characters or unpacking their relationships. All of this, combined with a treasure hunt, makes Gilded Wolves a book I couldn’t put down. I look forward to reading the series and seeing how Severin manages to outwit his opponents on his quest to get his inheritance (and how Hypnos continues to aggravate him).