The Case of the Curse of Houl

The Wolflock Cases #3

by Rhiannon D. Elton

The Case of the Curse of Houl is the third book in the Wolflock Cases fantasy mystery series.
A ship is a small place and things spread quickly. Songs, jokes, stories and gossip. Disease.
As one by one the company aboard the Silver Ice Hair fall ill, it is up to Wolflock to solve the mystery before the disease takes the life of those he holds dear.
Is this a regular illness? Or has the river god Houl cursed the ship? With the ship is clouded by illness, how will be discover what is superstition… and what is deception?

165 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2017

About the author

Rhiannon weaves tales of mystery and magic as the fantasy detective author of the Wolflock Cases series. Her love for all things fantastical began as a young girl, raised by a fairy and tutored by wizards, where she discovered the power of imagination and the art of storytelling. As a Dungeon Master and seasoned player, she brings her love for games to the page, immersing readers in a world of magic and wonder.

Beyond the page, Rhiannon is a tireless champion of the arts and a beacon of inspiration for aspiring writers. She is the progenitor and organizer of the Logan Writers Festival, bringing together communities of writers, artists, and creatives from all walks of life. As the President of the Logan Chamber of Commerce, Rhiannon uses her platform to promote creativity, growth, and community, always dreaming of a world where magic is within reach for all.

Reviews

[Rhiannon Elton]

Well I'm the author so I think it's enchanting and brimming with mystery

[Vivian]

This third installment in the series is absolutely captivating. The Case of the Curse of Houl blends mystery and fantasy in such a seamless way that I found myself completely immersed in the world aboard the Silver Ice Hair. The confined setting of the ship adds an intense layer of suspense-every cough, every whisper, every glance feels significant. I especially loved how the story balances superstition with logic, keeping me guessing until the very end. Wolflock continues to be a compelling and thoughtful protagonist, and his determination to protect those he cares about adds emotional weight to the mystery. I would highly recommend this book to fantasy lovers who enjoy clever mysteries and

[Anne Patkau]

I snickered & snorted despite the severity of the crew falling sick. If someone frowned, I did too. I wanted to shake Lockie for ignoring the obvious answer, but his step-by-step rigor to eliminate a curse of god Houl, got past (passed was often mis-typed here and in book #1) twists to real solution. Hoorah to continue the series!