Monsters, Mayhem & More, Please!
Father of Monsters slams open the door to a wild world of gods, chaos, and brotherly drama—and I tore through every page like a woman possessed (in the fun way).

Father of Monsters pulls you in right from its cinematic prologue and keeps raising the stakes as Anthony and Andrew are thrown from their quiet northern life into a world full of ancient gods, monsters, and impossible truths. What I really enjoyed is how the book balances mythic danger with the very real, messy dynamics of brotherhood—watching the twins struggle with identity, fear, and each other made the fantasy feel grounded and personal. The pacing hooked me early, especially once their father’s mysterious gifts begin to unravel pieces of a much bigger world, and I found myself turning pages just to see how the boys would navigate one crisis after another. This story blends heartfelt family tension with high-energy fantasy in a way that felt fresh and genuinely fun to read.

What happens when your boring life suddenly decides to audition for a Greek tragedy? Chaos, monsters, and one heck of a good time!

Okay, listen—Father of Monsters is the kind of book that grabs you by the shirt and yells “RUN!” while you’re still trying to figure out what page you’re on, and I mean that in the best way possible. I loved watching these twins go from “normal teens” to “oops, guess we’re fighting ancient evils now,” and the monsters? Absolutely awesome. The family drama adds just enough spice, and the whole mystery surrounding their dad had me flipping pages like my life depended on it. If you want fantasy with heart, humor, and big mythological energy, jump in. Trust me. You won’t be bored for a second. ⭐🔥🐺