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The Werewolf's Mask #3
Son of Fang and Fury
This werewolf has finally met his match.
Fenrys Verdania, the eldest son of a duke, has spent the last several years honing his abilities at the prestigious Windwake Academy. But when his long-awaited graduation day finally arrives, things do not go as planned. In the blink of an eye, his world is shattered into pieces, and his heart along with it. Until her.
The day Serena LaRoux trespasses in his territory is the day Fenn’s broken heart starts to mend. Granting her sanctuary and his protection leads them down a new and dangerous path, one that will leave both of them forever changed. From the depths of the Forgotten Forest to Eldore's hidden fighting arenas, danger is hidden around every corner. As the pair battles against those in power who conspire against them, will their budding romance be enough to sustain them?
You know Serena’s story. Now read it again, through the eyes of her mate.
Son of Fang and Fury is The Werewolf’s Mask duology retold from Fenn’s perspective. There are new scenes, and a continuation of the original story at the end. As with the previous two, this is a no-spice romantasy.
Fenrys Verdania, the eldest son of a duke, has spent the last several years honing his abilities at the prestigious Windwake Academy. But when his long-awaited graduation day finally arrives, things do not go as planned. In the blink of an eye, his world is shattered into pieces, and his heart along with it. Until her.
The day Serena LaRoux trespasses in his territory is the day Fenn’s broken heart starts to mend. Granting her sanctuary and his protection leads them down a new and dangerous path, one that will leave both of them forever changed. From the depths of the Forgotten Forest to Eldore's hidden fighting arenas, danger is hidden around every corner. As the pair battles against those in power who conspire against them, will their budding romance be enough to sustain them?
You know Serena’s story. Now read it again, through the eyes of her mate.
Son of Fang and Fury is The Werewolf’s Mask duology retold from Fenn’s perspective. There are new scenes, and a continuation of the original story at the end. As with the previous two, this is a no-spice romantasy.
469 pages, Paperback
Published November 27, 2023
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K.S. Gerlt
10 books16 followersK.S. Gerlt is an award-winning artist and the author of The Werewolf’s Mask series. An avid reader herself, she has always loved diving into the magical worlds within books, from the classics to modern fantasy and adventure. She grew up in Southern California, where her pastimes include horseback riding, ice skating, and painting.
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December 8, 2023
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Son of Fang and Fury by K.S Gerlt
Rating: 3.5⭐️
First, I want to thank K.S. Gerlt so much for providing me with an ARC of this book. It was a fun ride, and what immediately drew me to this book was the anime-style art and the promise of action sequences. In my opinion, there is that anime vibe to the story, so I think many anime lovers who are also readers, like myself, would enjoy this book.
This book is a retelling of both books in The Werewolf's Mask series, only from Fenn's POV instead of Serena's, the main female lead. I loved Fenn's character. He was kind, witty, slightly broody, and very well-rounded. I loved watching him grow and develop through the story. Serena, however, was not my cup of tea due to her simplicity and naivety, so I'm very glad that I read this story from Fenn's POV and not Serena's.
As mentioned previously, the book is two in one, so it is quite long. I was confused at first because the way that the story arcs flowed, and I was thinking "gosh, the 50% marker really felt like it should've been the end," and in actuality it would've had I read the other two installments. I'd suggest keeping this in mind when you read, as it flows much better knowing that this one book is a two-part installment.
I loved Fenn and enjoyed the blossoming relationship between him and Serena, but there were so many scenes that felt repetitive without anything particularly unique or engaging to make it feel fresh, which made it difficult for me to maintain interest at times (especially with the length). I probably would've given this book a solid 4 stars if the pacing was a bit more succinct/felt like more was happening, or more was cut to keep more of a momentum.
My final pet peeve is fat being associated with bad/lazy/villainous characters. I don't mind the stereotype, but the referencing to someone being a pig/obese/rotund multiple times in a negative light really bothered me, perhaps because this is a sensitive topic for me. I feel the subject matter could've been handled with more consideration, but that is my own personal preference. Nothing particularly wrong with what the author did, but word of caution to those triggered by obese negative stigmas.
I loved the world-building! The world felt so unique, diverse, and original, and was described with the perfect balance of rich description without boring the reader. This isn't easy to do, and K.S. does it seamlessly. I loved learning about the world and races and racial disparities, and K.S. really does this justice. The world also felt very consistent and believable, which I very much enjoyed.
Overall a solid read. :) Well done!
Son of Fang and Fury by K.S Gerlt
Rating: 3.5⭐️
First, I want to thank K.S. Gerlt so much for providing me with an ARC of this book. It was a fun ride, and what immediately drew me to this book was the anime-style art and the promise of action sequences. In my opinion, there is that anime vibe to the story, so I think many anime lovers who are also readers, like myself, would enjoy this book.
This book is a retelling of both books in The Werewolf's Mask series, only from Fenn's POV instead of Serena's, the main female lead. I loved Fenn's character. He was kind, witty, slightly broody, and very well-rounded. I loved watching him grow and develop through the story. Serena, however, was not my cup of tea due to her simplicity and naivety, so I'm very glad that I read this story from Fenn's POV and not Serena's.
As mentioned previously, the book is two in one, so it is quite long. I was confused at first because the way that the story arcs flowed, and I was thinking "gosh, the 50% marker really felt like it should've been the end," and in actuality it would've had I read the other two installments. I'd suggest keeping this in mind when you read, as it flows much better knowing that this one book is a two-part installment.
I loved Fenn and enjoyed the blossoming relationship between him and Serena, but there were so many scenes that felt repetitive without anything particularly unique or engaging to make it feel fresh, which made it difficult for me to maintain interest at times (especially with the length). I probably would've given this book a solid 4 stars if the pacing was a bit more succinct/felt like more was happening, or more was cut to keep more of a momentum.
My final pet peeve is fat being associated with bad/lazy/villainous characters. I don't mind the stereotype, but the referencing to someone being a pig/obese/rotund multiple times in a negative light really bothered me, perhaps because this is a sensitive topic for me. I feel the subject matter could've been handled with more consideration, but that is my own personal preference. Nothing particularly wrong with what the author did, but word of caution to those triggered by obese negative stigmas.
I loved the world-building! The world felt so unique, diverse, and original, and was described with the perfect balance of rich description without boring the reader. This isn't easy to do, and K.S. does it seamlessly. I loved learning about the world and races and racial disparities, and K.S. really does this justice. The world also felt very consistent and believable, which I very much enjoyed.
Overall a solid read. :) Well done!
November 27, 2023
I don’t usually read clean fantasy romance anymore (I got introduced to spicy romance😂) but I’m so glad I got to read this story. I thoroughly enjoyed it! I fully recommend reading books one and two first. This book is a retelling of Serena’s story through Fenn’s eyes. Gerlt has built a wonderful fantasy world. I truly felt fully immersed. I loved getting to see the story through Fenn’s POV. I’m very much a dual POV girl but the way that Gerlt has done this series works perfectly. I loved the added scenes and the continuation of the story. It helped this book feel like its own book instead of a reread. This is a YA romantasy with no spice.
March 18, 2025
Great conclusion
This is the 3rd book in the series and it is from a different perspective. The first two books are from Serena's point of view. The is the first two books in one story and told from Fenn's perspective. I loved getting another look at what was happening. This also to the ending a little bit farther for a very satisfying ending. So... Don't read this before book 2!!!
This is the 3rd book in the series and it is from a different perspective. The first two books are from Serena's point of view. The is the first two books in one story and told from Fenn's perspective. I loved getting another look at what was happening. This also to the ending a little bit farther for a very satisfying ending. So... Don't read this before book 2!!!
January 30, 2025
It was amazing! I read the first two books and I had to read this one and I was not disappointed! I love how there was even more to the story that we didn't know. I loved all the characters and don't think I could've gotten a better book! I anticipate reading more books from this author and I definitely will be recommending these books to my friends and family.
May 21, 2024
I didn't enjoy this book as much because I felt I already knew the story from the previous book. However, I did continue the series because I liked the series overall.
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