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Where Serpents Dare Tread

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The thrilling sequel to Where the Gods Once Roamed has arrived!

And a darker fate is in store for Ylva and Connor…



Three months of peace, that's all they were given. Even that was a farce, considering the warning given while in Egypt.

"They will come for you, young one."

Sure enough, someone had.

After Officer Jennifer Frey, their unwitting cop-accomplice, reveals a gruesome murder that took place hours before they arrived back in Norway, the peculiar couple must figure out who is hunting them, and why. They are losing the race against time; with each passing day, another body, a sacrifice in a bloody ritual to the unknown. The only clue is a poem and the depiction of a serpent in the gore.



What foul things hunt them? And how does Ylva tie into the whole gory picture?



Horrors, spice, and long-forgotten secrets lie buried beneath the roots, leaving you to question everything you thought you knew. Where Serpents Dare Tread will make you turn the page in search of the answers.

323 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 28, 2025

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Profile Image for Anastasia Bisel.
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January 12, 2026
Writing a good book is hard, writing a good sequel is even harder. Where Serpents Dare Tread is an excellent sequel. It repeats all of the elements that worked so well in the first book: the scattered humor and nerdy references, the endearing characters, the development of a mature relationship, and the unique yet grounded and well-researched fantasy take on Norse mythology. The tone was a touch darker and the stakes were a touch higher, exactly as they should be.
There was one twist I sniffed out so early it made the moment it dropped fall a bit flat, but there was enough other stuff keeping me on my toes that I would still call the plot far from predictable.
The cliffhanger sucks, but whatcha gonna do? It is a series after all. I'm still chomping at the bit for the next one.
I read the whole thing in one afternoon.
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20 reviews
September 10, 2026
Just as fun as the first. I really enjoyed this and i look forward to the final book. I had to dock a star due to some grammar and spelling errors but luckily those seemed to only be in one chapter near the beginning.
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