The Council of Merlins is no more and with its fall, the imminent war of Houses has been delayed. Thomas and House Khatt are going to need that borrowed time to replicate his draconic link; finally delivering on his promise to unshackle familiars from permanent bonds to their magi. On the very night they succeed, the war arrives.
The entirety of House Erebus is coming to reclaim the casino Thomas and House Khatt call home. Worse yet, an old enemy is manipulating time itself to dash any hope of victory. To confront him, Thomas must make a deal with Weaver, an ancient spider goddess, regardless of the consequences to his body and mind because if he loses this fight, nothing else will matter.
In this final book of the Freelance Familiars series, secrets will be revealed, buildings shattered, and a bloody battle fought in the past and present to determine the future of the world. Join Thomas Khatt as he finds out what it takes to be an Apex Familiar.
Daniel Potter has always been inspired by the mysteries of the world. His early interest lead him to become avid researcher as well as gamer and writer. After obtaining his PhD in vascular biology, he began exploring fictional magic and spiritualism using his own particular scientific lense. Daniel published the webcomic Walking the Lethe from 2010-2012 and is an active member of the East Bay Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Meet-up group. His debut novel, Off Leash, is just the first in his Freelance Familiar series. When he's not chasing his imagination, Daniel works as a vascular biologist in the Bay Area. He shares an apartment with his wife, two cats, and a large collection of video games.
...But not too bittersweet and hopefully not the end! Even though this is a satisfying ending nevertheless! I can now confidently say that this is my second favorite book series after Daniel Potter's Full Moon Medic series. Even though both series were not perfect, they were perfect for me. Like I have mentioned before, I love stories that deal with bonding in some form or another. I love stories that deal with establishing strong connections spiritually. I love stories that have characters that feel real and are survivors while dealing with a plot with high stakes and mostly unpredictable! I love bittersweet endings. This story and series had that and so much more! I still can't properly explain how these stories and series touch me! Daniel Potter is my all-time favorite author and I look forward to what he will be writing next!