Before Times

by Kim McDougall

FBT review:

Embark on a captivating journey into a world where magic reigns supreme in "Before Times" by Kim McDougall. Join Kyra Green, a pest-controller of extraordinary beasts, and Leighna Icewolf, Queen of the Fae, as they navigate uncharted territories in a realm where only magic dictates the rule of law. From sacrificial princesses to encounters with mythical creatures, immerse yourself in three riveting prequels set 1 to 50 years before the events of the Valkyrie Bestiary Series. With rave reviews hailing it as a "sweeping adventure" and "a slow burn romance," this book is perfect for fans of indie romance and fantasy titles. Get ready to be enthralled by over 2000 five-star reviews and discover why readers can't get enough of the Valkyrie Bestiary series. Dare to dream and delve into the enchanting world of "Before Times" today!

Publisher Description:

Before Times, 3 Valkyrie Bestiary Prequels:

The Last Door to Underhill: In the last hours of the Flood Wars, a fae princess makes the ultimate sacrifice to save the human world.

The Girl Who Cried Banshee: Kyra Greene is a pest controller, not an exterminator. She has to be clear about that when the pests can be anything from pixies to dragons. But when her fledgling business teeters on the brink of bankruptcy, Kyra takes on a job that blurs those lines.

Three Half Goats Gruff: Kyra Greene, pest controller of fantastic beasts, takes on a rock troll and meets the man who will haunt her dreams for the next three-hundred and twenty-one nights. Come sing around the campfire with satyrs and discover how Kyra found one little lost cephalopod.

Before Times tells the tales of Kyra Green, pest-controller of extraordinary beasts and Leighna Icewolf, Queen of the Fae—two warriors learning to navigate new roads in a world where magic is the only rule of law. Each story takes place 1 to 50 years before the events of Dragons Don’t Eat Meat, Book 1 of the Valkyrie Bestiary Series.

With over 2000 five-star reviews, readers say Valkyrie Bestiary is “Very funny,” “A sweeping adventure,” “A slow burn romance.” And more than one has said, “I want to be a supernatural pest controller too!”