Finding Fire, Flesh and Blood, and The Loka Legends Sketchbook (Loka Legends)

Finding Fire, Flesh and Blood, and The Loka Legends Sketchbook (Loka Legends)

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This special collection features two short stories and concept art related to the Loka Legends series. In Finding Fire, Dylan’s childhood friend barges back into his life as a man. Soon Dylan finds himself in over his head as he struggles to understand the feelings stirring inside. In Flesh and Blood, Nikolai the werewolf learns a hard lesson when it comes to trust, but al...more
ebook, 95 pages
Published July 18th 2012

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Jenre
This short anthology contains two stories and a set of sketches by Andreas, the author's husband. The first story is from before the start of The Cat in the Cradle, and tells of Rano's final visit to Dylan, something which is alluded to it the first book. Here we see Dylan struggling with his feelings for Rano and the events which have consequences for years to come. The second story concerns the werewolf Nikolai, and tells the story of how he came to be in the situation he is in the first book....more
Chris
Finding Fire​ takes place before ​The Cat in the Cradle, but you don't need to read them in that order. ​Flesh and Blood​ takes place before, during, and after ​The Cat in the Cradle; I recommend you read it after. Both (very good) short stories provide additional insight into the events of ​The Cat in the Cradle.
Michael Joseph
I won't do a full review of this book, since it's just a couple of short stories, which are hard to review without spoiling. The stories are related to the author's Loka Legends series, which I haven't read. The shorts didn't make me want to read the other books, but I don't think that was their intention, and it's not a knock on the stories, it's just that this kind of fantasy isn't really my thing, as much as I like Jay Bell's writing.
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Jay Bell never gave much thought to Germany until he met a handsome foreign exchange student. At that moment, beer and pretzels became the most important thing in the world. After moving to Germany and getting married, Jay found himself desperate to communicate the feelings of alienation, adventure, and love that surrounded this decision, and has been putting pen to paper ever since.
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