Bane of Hounds
Book #3 in the College Fae YA fantasy book series
College Life: Mothers spell trouble.
This exciting YA fantasy book continues the adventures of Brigit and Logan at Leopold Otto University!
When a Black Dog is dumped, Brigit and Logan rescue him without a thought. But the fae creature is more than he seems. Does he bring danger to those Brigit loves? Or is he their savior?
Queen Elixia, Brigit’s mother, attends a symposium held at the university, while Logan’s parents decides to visit her son. What is worse? The disappearance of Brigit’s home in the Perilous Realm, or the meeting of their mothers?
A storm sweeps through that could spell the destruction of Brigit’s home in fairy.
“The third book in the College Fae series keeps the story line lively and interesting with new characters, more background on the adult characters, and the growing relationship between Brigit and Logan. Enjoy the way the author references traditional stories and creates a new tale from them in this series.”
Amazon
“I love this third installment of college life! It's unique in its setting and grabs your attention from the start. I have to admit I read it twice, and it was even better the second time.”
Eq50
Amazon
“Thank you for another delicious book to get lost in!!!!”
Jenn
Amazon
“I’ve read the previous two books in this series which I loved for different reasons; but this one is the best so far. There is so much to appreciate and there are morsels here to satisfy the appetite of the most discriminating of readers regardless of age.”
Linda L. Oliphant
Amazon
“This is the best book of the series! Brigit and Logan are maturing into crafty adults, dealing with more complex issues. The tension with the mothers is everywhere, yet they both are likable in their own ways. Their interactions with each other and their children are so real, you can't help but laugh out loud, recognizing yourself or your friends in their exchanges.”
Kathryn R. Helstrom
Amazon
“Ms. Nash is proving to be a delightful writer. I have completed this series, finding each book building upon the previous.”
Rene
Amazon
