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Rivers of London Volume 10: Deadly Ever After | Ben Aaronovitch, Andrew Cartmel, Celeste Bronfman

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When Olympia and Chelsea Brook, twin daughters of the river goddess Mama Thames, accidentally break a mysterious enchantment cast on a mulberry tree in a London forest they unwittingly release a vengeful Victorian illustrator of fairy tales by the name of Jeter Day. Spirited away and imprisoned by mischievous tree nymphs back in 1897, Jeter returns to a world he neither recognizes nor likes. Now all he wants is his life returned to him and woe betide any man, or water spirit, who stands in his way� Written by Celeste Bronfman, and acclaimed Rivers of London author Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel (Doctor Who, The Vinyl Detective), with art by Jose Maria Beroy (The Phantom of the Opera, Deadman), Deadly Ever After is an exhilarating magical romp that brings fairy tales to life with deadly consequences. Collects Rivers of London: Deadly Ever After #1-4

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Rivers of London Volume 10: Deadly Ever After | Ben Aaronovitch, Andrew Cartmel, Celeste Bronfman

May is hard on me: we have a lot a lot going on at work, there are some anniversaries that bring me down, and everything seems to hit at once. I don‘t tend to stray from my comfort reads for the month. However, the Rivers of London series is on my comfort reads list!

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