Blood & Hooves

Bestia Tifónica (The Typhonic Beast)

The Third and Final Book in the Blood & Hooves Saga. This one takes a bold turn into dark fantasy. The first three chapters explore the lore of the god Set in ancient times, then the story jumps to the present, continuing where Book Two, La Muerte del Creador (Death of the Creator), left off.

Fair warning, you may be a bit lost if you haven't read the first two books in the Blood & Hooves series. While the first two can be read as standalone novels, this one cannot.

The desert never forgets. It has waited three thousand years for its storm to rise.

Now he walks again. As Pineapple.

Engineered as a weapon by Ernesto Valdez, a man who died screaming without sound, Pineapple was created to be a living blade. Instead, he became the vessel and embodiment of an ancient force, central to the coming storm.

The God Set, the red guardian, chained by gods and rewritten as a villain so the world could sleep more easily, was never truly gone.

Ellie, now twenty-one, thought it ended when the creator died. She was wrong.

A scorch mark appears in the Jornada del Muerto. A young man steps from the shadows with thunder in his veins.

He seeks the storm. He seeks Pineapple.

If he cannot have him, he will burn the world to get him.

Ellie no longer runs from storms. She walks into them, her family behind her and a donkey, once burdened by a god's fury, now carrying something even more dangerous.

One final journey. One last storm. One choice.

Some sidekicks have hooves. This one has the end of the world in his eyes.

The storm does not ask permission.

It just comes home.