Runes of Mortality: A Reverse Harem Urban Fantasy

Written by G. Bailey

Narrated by Full Cast

Evie survived a trip to hell but ends up in a place that's even more dangerous. Now it's time for her to figure out who she can trust and claim what's rightfully hers.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dreamscape Media
• Release date: Feb 18, 2020
• ISBN: 9781666565195

G. Bailey

G. Bailey is a USA Today bestselling author of books that are filled with dragons, pirates, fantasy worlds, and breath-taking adventures. When not writing, she can be found watching Harry Potter marathons and drinking too much tea. She currently resides with her husband, two children, and three cheeky dogs in the very rainy United Kingdom.

Reviews for Runes of Mortality

[The Homeschooling Nurse · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

The series continues to get better and better. I love the character building and the relationship building. If you’re looking for page after page of sex this isn’t your book but if you want a good suspenseful RH story this is it.

[Ravens9308 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

So Book 2 leaves off where we book 1, with Evie dying and ending up in this in-between realm in Hell (with some other otherworldly creatures!). I thought the time with these new characters was well done but loved when she got to reunite with her future harem. I liked her integrity and honor with bringing them all back to the real world, after some had been stuck for hundreds of years. In terms of the guys, I totally fell in love with Azi in this one and some of the Protectors too (not Trex haha, warming up to him but he is making it difficult at every turn haha). I loved seeing more of Hali and now I want my own magical tiger haha. I loved Evie's snark, her love of bacon (even thought I really don't like it myself haha), and how the guys lower their shields/walls with her and finally see some progress being made with them. I also loved the tension between Evie and her sister (G Bailey did a phenomenal job with the baddies in this book) and how Evie remembers her childhood/raising and she tries to see the bigger picture (not just demon, just angels, just protectors). Book 2 really brought the plot together and now they can strengthen as a team.

For the narration, again 5/5 stars for the female narrator. The anger Evie had for her father was done brilliantly, I could feel it so well and it felt very believable. For the male narrators, I thought their reactions to Evie and slowly admitting their feelings and getting to know her more was adorable and very emotional. Again, some issues with one of the male narrators and then the changing accent/voice for Azi.

Overall, another amazing book in this paranormal RH series! On to book 3 ❤️❤️❤️