The Raven at the Ash Door By K. A. Linde
- Jun 19
- 2 min read

Rating: 5 stars
Adult - Spice: Enemies to Lovers, Soul Mates
Genre: Dystopia, Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Mythology, Paranormal Romance, Romance, Urban Fantasy
Tags: Fae, Gods, Vampires, Shapeshifters, Witches, Magic, Warlocks, Monsters, Book Review
The Oak and Holly Cycle Book 3
Kierse is now trying to find a way back to her magic, which is in the hands of Lorcan. He is holding this over her so that she will come to him. Though he forced the bond on her, she does not want it. Graves and her friends are doing everything in their power to help her break the bond. Will they be able to find all the tools, or will Kierse’s will be taken from her?
This is the third book in the Oak and Holly Cycle. Kierse is working on not only destroying her unwelcome bond but also looking for more clues about the Fae Killer. She isn’t going to just sit back, she is learning all she can about her powers. Graves is doing everything, but still feels that in the end Kierse will end up with Lorcan. Lorcan isn’t helping matters to move in his favor either. The world is on the brink of yet another war, with monsters wanting to be in control. We are also given more insights into old tales from Irish Myths. It makes for a deeper dive into this world. I loved reading this book and look forward to reading the next one. Which we are informed at the end of the book, there will be at least books four and five in this series.
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Pages: 586
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“Can love survive an unbreakable curse?
Kierse McKenna’s magic is bound to a man she hates—one who has spent lifetimes fighting the man she loves.
To end this binding, Graves—her winter god, her monster—will stop at nothing. He discovers that the only hope of freeing Kierse is to locate a stone relic of legend, rumored to lift any curse.
The only problem? The stone has been missing for a century.
And the Oak King is on their trail.
Now Kierse is trapped at the heart of a centuries-long battle while the rest of the world comes unraveled. The Fae Killer is hunting. The peace with monsters is fracturing. And as the very rules of their myth start to shift, escaping the Oak King’s hold may demand more than stolen artifacts and clever heists.
For Kierse and Graves, it may mean risking the only thing they have left to lose.”




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