Waiting on Wednesday (60) TWO SERPENTS RISE by Max Gladstone

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Waiting on Wednesday is hosted by Breaking the Spine, and is a great way to share the books you’re excited about with other bloggers and readers. I missed last week, so I’m happy to be back! Here’s what I’m waiting on this week:

Two Serpants RiseTwo Serpents Rise by Max Gladstone. Release date: October 29 2013 (Tor).  I’m so excited to read the second book in this series! I absolutely loved Three Parts Dead, and I have to say I still miss the characters. Although it looks like Two Serpents Rise has new characters, which should be interesting. I do hope some of my favorites at least make a guest appearance:)  October can’t get here soon enough for me! Here’s the description from Goodreads:

The new novel set in the addictive and compelling fantasy world of Three Parts Dead

Shadow demons plague the city reservoir, and Red King Consolidated has sent in Caleb Altemoc — casual gambler and professional risk manager — to cleanse the water for the sixteen million people of Dresediel Lex. At the scene of the crime, Caleb finds an alluring and clever cliff runner, crazy Mal, who easily outpaces him.

But Caleb has more than the demon infestation, Mal, or job security to worry about when he discovers that his father — the last priest of the old gods and leader of the True Quechal terrorists — has broken into his home and is wanted in connection to the attacks on the water supply.

From the beginning, Caleb and Mal are bound by lust, Craft, and chance, as both play a dangerous game where gods and people are pawns. They sleep on water, they dance in fire… and all the while the Twin Serpents slumbering beneath the earth are stirring, and they are hungry.

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Are you reading this series? Do you love it as much as I do? Don’t forget to leave me a link to your WOW!

Posted June 26, 2013 by Tammy in Waiting on Wednesday / 11 Comments

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11 responses to “Waiting on Wednesday (60) TWO SERPENTS RISE by Max Gladstone

  1. Pabkins

    scratch that – book one was already on my “wishlist” guess I just need to buy it!

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