Merrily, Merrily: Part 2 by Jennifer Kropf

Karyne (00:00:07) - Hi fantasy readers. This is Karyne Norton, your fellow book binger, and you are listening to the Finding Fantasy Reads podcast where you can test out a new fantasy story every single week to find your next favorite author.

 Last week you heard the first part of Merrily, Merrily by Jennifer Kropf, and I'm eager to share the rest with you. Jennifer is a best selling author of Christian fantasy. She's most well known for her Winter Soul series, and A Soul as Cold as Frostwas written with the intention of encouraging parents to read to their children before bed each night during the holidays. This story is a little bit grittier, and we left off with a mysterious prisoner and an unknown deal between Zane and an octosiren.

If you haven't already listened to the first episode, you'll want to go back and do that now. Today's narrator is Paeter Frandsen, host of Christian Geek Central. Stick around to the end, or check out today's show notes to see where you can find more from both the author and the narrator. For now, please enjoy Merrily, Merrily, Part 2.​ 

Paeter (00:01:18) -  Merrily, Merrily is read by Paeter Frandsen. Due to copyright, the full transcript of the story cannot be included here. 

Karyne (00:41:29) - I hope you enjoyed listening to the rest of Merrily, Merrily by Jennifer Kropf, narrated by Paeter Frandsen of Christian Geek Central. If you want to read more by Jennifer, go to jenniferkropf.com to find more of her books. Her latest release is Welcome to Fae Cafe, and it's the first in her new series High Court of the Coffee Bean, which sounds like a perfectly cozy series, which is a newish genre that I find fascinating. I hope to feature some cozy fantasy in the coming weeks.

If you enjoyed listening to Paeter narrate the story, you might also enjoy listening to his podcast, Christian Geek Central, where he discusses movies, video games, and all things enjoyed by self proclaimed geeks from a Christian worldview.

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Thank you all for listening, and happy reading.