The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson doesn’t come out until August 5th, but you can read the entire first chapter by clicking here. Trust me you will think it’s intense! You can read my review of The Gargoyle by clicking here.
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Great review and thanks for including the link to the first chapter. This book is going to the top of my wishlist!
I have this one reserved at the library. They haven’t processed it yet, but I’m able to get on the waiting list.