The Gargoyles of Notre Dame by Greg Walters
5 Stars
308 Pages
Publisher: Book Whisperer
Release Date: December 10, 2025
Fiction, Historical Fiction, France, Revolution, Sci Fi, Fantasy
This is the third and final book in the trilogy with Catia and Henri. Catia was a baroness but had to run for her life when her father was killed and her home burned. She became Catia Liberte of the French Revolution. Henri was a stonemason preparing for his journeyman placement when a rival pushed him to his death. Fortunately for Henri he landed in a crypt instead. His blood woke a gargoyle that was to be bound to a Marquis. Now he is on the run as an illegitimate chimera rider. Together Catia and Henri must defend the small village and defeat the poisonous leaders in the National Convention.
This book has a steady pace, the characters are well developed over the course of the three books, and it is written in the third person point of view. You must read the first two books in the trilogy to follow the story. The author did a very good job incorporating and explaining historical events. He wrote this story as if it truly happened.
