A Shadow demon tried to kill me. Now it's master wants to finish the job... I was just supposed to be going to the annual Magicians' Winter Charity Ball. But pretty soon I was neck-deep in a world of murderous monsters, secret societies, and time-travelling lunatics. And if I can't figure out the truth, everyone I love is going to die. With BFF Courtney by my side and boyfriend Blake showing his true colours, my quiet weekend turned into a total nightmare. And somehow, it's only the beginning...
The Key Keeper’s Secret kicks off The Zoe Frost Chronicles — a 13-book series of fast, funny, magical short reads packed with danger, adventure, bad guys, and monsters.
Zoe Frost and the Key Keeper’s Secret is a thrilling urban fantasy adventure that blends magic, mystery, and high stakes action. Edgar Thorn introduces readers to Zoe Frost, a courageous and clever heroine who navigates a world of demons, time travellers, and secret magical organizations.
From the first encounter with a Shadow Demon to uncovering family secrets, the story is fast-paced and packed with suspense. Thorn’s London setting feels alive and dangerous, creating a perfect backdrop for Zoe’s thrilling quest. Her relationships with best friend Courtney and boyfriend Blake add heart and depth to the narrative, balancing tension with genuine connection.
At 147 pages, this is a concise, page turning introduction to a larger series. Thorn sets the stage for a long-term story arc while delivering enough immediate action, magic, and humor to keep readers hooked. Zoe Frost and the Key Keeper’s Secret is perfect for fans of urban fantasy looking for a strong heroine, intricate plots, and relentless adventure.
The story wastes no time pulling you in, one minute it’s a charity ball, the next it’s shadow demons, secret societies, and everything spiraling out of control. The pacing is tight, the stakes keep climbing, and it genuinely felt like things could go wrong at any moment.
I really appreciated the character dynamics, especially the strong best-friend bond with Courtney and the emotional curve with Blake. The ending does a great job setting up what’s clearly a much bigger story ahead.
A fast, engaging urban fantasy that left me excited to see where the series goes next.