Brewing Evil: The Book of Petur

Brewing Evil #4

by Carol Gardarsson

When Petur loses his wife and newborn en route to New Iceland in 1895, he refuses to give up his desperate search for them.

Although he continues his journey to the promised free farm with his young sister-in-law, Gudrun, he'll never accept their deaths.

Ahead of him lays a perilous test of survival in this new land - with a woman who will stop at nothing to replace her sister in his heart.

Little does Petur know his bid for a new life will cost him much more than the loss of his wife and his daughter.

Ahead lies treachery beyond his conception as unseen sinister forces stalk him in this new land.

This is Petur's story...

327 pages, Paperback

Reviews

[Dan Kowalski · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book of petur is wonderfull the trama he has to deal with searching for his lost wife and the way gudrun character develops in this book just kept me glued to this book. I think it took me all weekend to read and i'm ready for more !!!!

[Denise · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is the fourth book of the series Brewing Evil where Petur and Gudrun are the main characters. In this book, the reader gets to follow the steps of Petur's life since he lost his wife and child on his way to New Iceland. I don't want to give away anything but by the end of the book, my feelings about Petur and Gudrun's personalities changed to the exact opposite of what I felt after reading the first 3 books. Interesting that writing this made me realize that! I missed Eliza in this book, but am anxiously waiting for the fifth book!

The author, Carol Gardarsson, is currently working hard on the serquels to this book and another interesting book of a totally different genre. Can't wait until she comes out with more! Enjoy!

[Kona Kowalski · Rating 5 out of 5]

No wonder Petur would never give up the search for his wife! After the tragedies in his childhood, who could blame him. I felt bad when he began to wonder if he should give up, but when he didn't, thanks to Gudrun, I was so relieved! I can't believe how this book changed my mind about Gudrun - I didn't like her at all in the other books, but once I saw what she went through, I actually felt sorry for her! Can't wait for book five!!!