Book Reviews for Grave Chronicles

“Grave Cold's plot is marvelously structured…an absolute pleasure to read.” –Jamedi, JamReads

“Shannon Knight’s ability to blend supernatural elements with real-world themes, coupled with compelling characters and a gripping narrative, make this book a must-read.” –Taylor Pratt, The Bashful Bibliophile

“Dark, misty, macabre settings surrounded by the dead give this story a spooky vibe but the characters are full of hope and humor and it’s a great contrast.” –Kassandra, Kassandra’s Musings

“Grave Cold is a marvelous story about life and death…Along with the characters, my favorite point of plot was the world building.” –Jim Arrowood, Jim’s Sci-Fi Blog

Book Blurb

Grave Cold introduces a world overrun by mutations where the dead remain in their bodies till a raven releases them. Each raven is a long-lived individual steeped in the culture of the time and place they originated. However, the District of Portland is using the dead as an energy source. Nylewulf, an Anglo-Saxon man who has spent centuries hiding from humanity, and Cait, a beautician who happens to be a necromancer, team up to protect the dead.

In Death Rights, Nyle and Cait have reached Angel’s Rest when a raven even older than Nyle appears. Lucius, known as the Kingmaker, is part of the council that regulates the elusive ravens. While DP aims to destroy every raven sanctuary in the district, Lucius unfurls his own plot. Once again, Nyle and Cait strive to stay alive and protect the dead. But survival alone doesn’t satisfy either of them. Justice requires that they face the government head on.