The second Keith Murphy Urban Fantasy Thriller hit the shelves yesterday. Revised and revamped since the 2015 release, Frost is a sleeker and tighter short novel than it once was.
If you’re on the fence about giving Keith a try, I’ll direct you to my favourite review of the first edition over on Goodreads:
This second instalment in Peter Ball’s grubby Gold Coast urban fantasy series is like a perfect lesson in how to frame the middle part of a trilogy
–Return of established characters? Check.
Review by Patrick O’Duffy
–Introduction of new characters? Check.
–Exploration of the status quo from book 1? Check.
–Shake-up of that status quo? Check.
–Exploration of the greater world/setting? Check.
–Higher stakes and tension than the previous book? Check.
If you enjoyed Exile, this is a terrific follow-up that does everything right. (Although I still wish the editing and proofreading was a bit tighter.) If you haven’t read Exile then go away, read it, come back and [[see start of paragraph]].
You can pick up your copies of Frost exclusively on Amazon: AUS | UK | USA
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