Bewitched by WOLF WILLOW WITCH

I’m thrilled to be an advance reader of Wolf, Willow, Witch, the second book in the Gideon Testaments from Freydís Moon. Wolf picks up shortly after Heart, Haunt, Havoc leaves off, departing from Colin and Bishop’s tale to follow the Norse witch, Tehlor. Tehlor sees opportunity wherever she looks, and when she finds a recently re-murdered body in her friend’s basement, she seizes the chance to create a resurrected guard. But it turns out Lincoln Stone is as thirsty for power as Tehlor’s gods are for sacrifice and makes an unwilling servant. But when a new cult comes to town, Tehlor and Lincoln are forced to decide whether great power is really worth having to work together. 

Wolf, Willow, Witch is as sharp and biting as Tehlor’s attitude and Lincoln’s teeth. The two are equally matched in their greed and their lingering fear of the consequences of terrible choices. The pair find each other bonding and at one another’s throats in equal turns. Heart, Haunt, Havoc approached the divine and holy with reverence, but Wolf stalks divinity, magic, and death with all the unrelenting patience of its namesake. Moon’s signature steady, creeping dread is present here as well, balanced with insatiable hunger–and Tehlor’s hunger for power is matched only by Lincoln’s own.

Recommended for fans of modern folk horror who know the price for power, and are willing to pay. 5 out of 5 stars. 

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