As readers, we follow the journeys of both of these characters with one additional point of view that brings us the perspective of the past, which connects us to the present. I won't lie I was nervous to read book 2 in this series out of fear that I would be let down, but let me tell you, I'm glad that I did as I was drawn right back into this magical world from page one!īeasts of Ruin picks up where the first book ended where we are following both Koffi and Ekon after Koffi has decided to sacrifice herself to save the lives of her loved ones. Soon, both may have to reckon with changing hearts-and maybe, changing destinies.

But the longer they’re kept apart, the more each of their loyalties are tested. Koffi and Ekon-separated by land, sea, and gods-will have to risk everything to reunite again. But as he gets closer to the realm of death each day, so too does he draw nearer to a terrible truth-one that could cost everything. As she reluctantly learns to survive amidst unexpected friends and foes, she will also have to choose between the life-and love-she once had, or the one she could have, if she truly embraces her dangerous gifts.Ĭast out from the only home he’s ever known, Ekon is forced to strike new and unconventional alliances to find and rescue Koffi before it’s too late. Now a servant to the cunning god of death, she must use her newfound power to further his continental conquest, or risk the safety of her home and loved ones. Koffi has saved her city and the boy she loves, but at a terrible price.

In this much anticipated follow up to New York Times bestselling Beasts of Prey, Koffi’s powers grow stronger and Ekon’s secrets turn darker as they face the god of death.

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