Thank you for reading Blood Sigils.
If you're here, you've followed Thor O'Reilly through two and a half years inside Central North Correctional Centre — through a magical duel with a man who had four decades of practice on him, through a war fought on two fronts simultaneously, through the specific kind of loss that comes when you do everything right and someone still gets hurt. You've watched him build something in the between-space that no one taught him to build, and name it, and learn what it means to have a home inside the worst place he's ever been.
Books said it at the end: "Two and a half years ago, you'd decided what you wouldn't do. Today you know what you are."
That's what Blood Sigils was always about. Book 1 gave Thor his principles as a fence — a set of lines he wouldn't cross, tested under pressure, held at cost. Book 2 asked a harder question: what happens when the principles aren't just a moral position but a structural one? When what you won't do is also, it turns out, the only thing keeping you standing?
He found out. The hard way, as he tends to.
The Skáli is built. The duel is over. Kask is out of the picture — for now. And Warden Hutchins, the man who said "I don't believe in magic, O'Reilly. I believe in order," has quietly put something on the table that Thor hadn't let himself want: a way out. Not in ten years. In three.
That's where we leave him. A man with a number on a clock he'd stopped believing in, learning to believe in it again.
Danny Keyes is patient. He said so himself. Four years since Thor made that anonymous call to Crimestoppers. Four years of a man in a violent offenders facility with a lot of time and a very long memory doing the math on how to finish what he started.
Book 3 — The Warden's Debt — is coming.
Freedom has a price. Thor's willing to pay it.
The question is whether the price turns out to be something he survives.
— J.G.
This is such a gripping start the tone and worldbuilding hooked me instantly!^^
Thanks. I love Thor's world, and the books are designed to be both entertaining and educational for magick practitioners.
yeah really that is pretty good! I love it dear such a wonderful writing:) btw yeah I got some ideas too and really wanna share it with you, u got any other social on you? it would be bit smoother for me to share it over to you there^^
Fee free to use the Discussion Section in the RuneSlinger World for any ideas or suggestions.