Raven’s Cry by Christian A Brown

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeReview #FreeBookReview #ReadAlong for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. I am sad to see the read along finished, but I did enjoy being part of this. Raven’s cry is book 1 in the series. I like the front cover has a dark magical aura to it. This is a fantasy genre that young adults and adults will enjoy. I like the descriptions that are in the story and I can imagine it all as if I were there. The story has a great plot and is written beautifully. The story is engaging, and the characters are enchanting, and I enjoyed getting to know them. I enjoyed seeing the characters developing through the book. Raven’s Cry is a thrilling read. Can’t wait for book 2. If you like fantasy genres than this book is definitely for you. 4 stars Blurb A bouncer, a librarian, a dropout, a vagabond, and an exiled prince stand between civilization and the eldritch Lords set to devour Earth. The odds aren’t great for humanity. In a gritty urban fantasy world steeped in baroque shadows, blending Indigenous myth with cosmic horror, four witches known as the Aspects are Earth’s last defense against the rapacious Outer Gods. Their blood pulses with a monstrous fusion of their essence and that of these dread entities, granting them dominion over elemental forces. This impending apocalypse, The Great War, draws ancient allies and enemies into its cosmic vortex. Gabriel Mothmann, CEO of MANN Inc., emerges as a potential yet enigmatic ally in this conflict. Even the spirit of H.P. Lovecraft remains tied to this world through a macabre relic. As the stakes rise, hidden truths break free, and allegiances tremble, especially that of Leng—a being twisted by the Outer Gods’ malevolence. Yet, this tortured alien may be one of the fiercest champions for humanity. However, Octavia Mothmann, Gabriel’s power-thirsty sister who is hell-bent on calling forth the Deep One himself, could pose the most formidable danger. With humanity teetering on a precipice, the Aspects are faced with a dual battle—against both the monstrous Outer Gods and their own horrifying inner reflections. Author bio Renowned for his groundbreaking series, Four Feasts Till Darkness, Christian A. Brown took the literary world by storm when he earned a prestigious Kirkus star in 2014 for his debut novel, Feast of Fates. His voice has echoed across various platforms including Newstalk 1010, AM640, Daytime Rogers, The Mary Sue and Get Bold Today with LeGrande Green. With a Substack dedicated to his mother's brave battle against cancer and a keen eye on media and pop culture phenomena, Brown proves that his talent extends beyond the realm of fantasy fiction. Embracing the quirky and extraordinary, he identifies as an eccentric who boasts an unusual knack for communicating with the superior feline species.

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