The Chronicles of Kerrigan Prequel

6 Book Series

By: W.J. May

Narrated by: Sarah Ann Masse

When Argyle invites his best friend, Simon Kerrigan, home for the Christmas holidays, he wants to save Simon from staying at Guilder Boarding School on his own. Simon comes along and doesn’t expect to find much more excitement in the tiny Scottish town where Argyle’s family lives. Until he meets Beth, Argyle’s older sister. She’s beautiful, brash and clearly interested in him. When her father warns him to stay away from her, Simon tries, but sometimes destiny has a hope of it’s own.

The Chronicles of Kerrigan Prequel is the beginning of the story before Rae Kerrigan. This Christmas novella is the start (but it may not be the end...).

Prequel Series:

Christmas Before the Magic

Question the Darkness

Into the Darkness

Fight the Darkness

Alone in the Darkness

Lost in Darkness

The Chronicles of Kerrigan Series:

Rae of Hope

Dark Nebula

House of Cards

Royal Tea

Under Fire

End in Sight

Hidden Darkness

Twisted Together

Mark of Fate

Strength & Power

Last One Standing

Rae of Light

The Chronicles of Kerrigan Sequel:

A Matter of Time

Time Piece

Second Chance

Glitch in Time

Our Time

Precious Time

The Chronicles of Kerrigan: Gabriel:

Living in the Past

Present for Today

Staring at the Future

©forever & a day Wanita May (P)2021 Wanita May

Love this series!!!!

First of all, let me say that Sarah Ann Masse is THE BEST narrator I have listened to on Audible!!! Absolutely phenomenal!! Especially with the different accents.

Now, the Chronicles of Kerrigan series is definitely my favorite series I’ve ever read!!! I would absolutely love to see it turned into a series on HBO Max or Netflix one day!! It would be an absolute hit!! Listening to the prequel l has made me want to start the series over!!! The first book rolls seamlessly from the end of the prequel series.

Definitely give these a go if you’re looking for a unique supernatural spy academy type story!

Interesting concept but...

The stories held my interest through most of the books (though not by much), until I finally became sick and tired of the main male character's arrogant attitude. They were also a bit disjointed, and seemed to take leaps in time. I couldn't finish it. I won't be buying the rest of the series.