Dioscuri: Secrets of the Fey

A thrilling journey into the world of Fey warriors and inter-dimensional conflict. The author's vivid descriptions bring the world of Fae to life, and the complex characters are both relatable and fascinating. The main character's journey of self-discovery is expertly woven into the larger conflict, and the reader is left on the edge of their seat as they follow his quest for answers.

A gripping fantasy novel that follows the story of a Fey warrior caught in the middle of an inter-dimensional conflict between his people and subversive Imps. Haunted by recurring nightmares of a woman he doesn't recognize, he finds himself stranded in the mortal world of Terra and must work with a human agent to uncover the secrets behind his dreams. With its richly-drawn characters, imaginative world-building, and fast-paced action, this book is a must-read for any fantasy fan.

this had a great use of Fey and I appreciated how unique it was from this type of book. The characters were strongly written and I'm glad how good they were written. The story worked as a opening for this section of the world and improved on Corpse Walker: The Night Parade. It had what I enjoyed from Ralynn Kimie's writing and glad I got to read this.

"I can’t, anyway. Even if I wanted to. Apparently, I’m not Fey.” He shrugged just as Agent Harpy unlocked his side of the car. He got in without another word. Agent Harpy couldn’t help but pity him. Though he sounded sarcastic and appeared to try to make light of the situation, it bothered him, and for good reason. Poor kid had been lied to about his identity."

Dioscuri: Secrets of the Fey was a great follow up to Corpse Walker: The Night Parade! I love that we got to see more of Finn Quartermaine. Those who read Corpse Walker will enjoy all of the nods to the book while those who haven't still have a full story they can submerge themselves into without feeling lost. I managed to devour this book in one sitting! I just couldn't put it down. I love Ralynn Kimie's storytelling and I'm so excited for the next installment because I have no idea what's to come but I know it can't come soon enough.

I was able to quickly develop an attachment to many of these characters, particularly Freya and Halina. The Elves and their portraits especially fascinated me and I found the Elven King's curse to be really sad.

While I am left with many questions regarding what the future of The Infernal Artifacts will hold, I know this is only just the beginning and I can't wait to continue the journey!

I received this book VIA BookSprout & NetGalley and am voluntarily leaving a review. Thank you to the author and the publisher for the opportunity!