Six months after stopping a deadly plague, Cole “Tox” Russell and his team are enjoying a little rest. That peace is short-lived when a sniper shot hits Tox. The enemy is discovered to be one of their own, a rogue Special Forces team operator.
Alec King is perhaps the only person as skilled as Tox, and he’s out for justice. Furious with orders that got his men killed, he intends to make those responsible pay. And he insists Tox join him, believing they are the same breed of soldier.
Afraid his old friend is right, Tox battles a growing darkness within himself as he and his team engage in another deadly encounter with antiquity. It appears Alec is cheating–he’s using a mysterious artifact, a crown that history has linked to some of the worst slaughters in humanity. Racing to stop Alec before his vengeance is unleashed, Tox must fight the monster without becoming one.
Note from MeAlthough I did not review Crown of Souls by Ronie Kendig, I wanted to give a shout out to Ronie. I know, based on her previous books and Book One in The Tox Files, that Crown of Souls will be another great book. There is also a prequel to the series, The Warrior’s Seal (The Tox Files): A Tox Files Novella, available for free on Amazon.
If you would like more information you can visit Ronie’s website at http://roniekendig.com/toxfiles/.
(Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy of Crown of Souls from the publisher and NetGalley. I was under no obligation to review the book. I am receiving no compensation through affiliate links or otherwise for any of the afore-mentioned books.)
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