The Immortal Choir Holds Every Voice

Paperback, 97 pages

Published June 6, 2025 by Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness.

ISBN:: 978-1-958911-15-0

It's Samhain and Danielle and her friends are laying low in the wilderness of Idaho, fresh off the road from their last adventure and hiding out from the magic feds. On Samhain the veil between the living and dead is at its thinnest. Danielle, Brynn, Vulture, Thursday, and Doomsday have to wait out the night, so they share stories around the campfire about magic—in its many forms. Listen with them as they encounter troll cults, murder faeries, and the horrors of riot cops.

Book #3 of the Danielle Cain series.

It's Samhain and Danielle and her friends are laying low in the wilderness of Idaho, fresh off the road from their last adventure and hiding out from the magic feds. On Samhain the veil between the living and dead is at its thinnest. Danielle, Brynn, Vulture, Thursday, and Doomsday have to wait out the night, so they share stories around the campfire about magic—in its many forms. Listen with them as they encounter troll cults, murder faeries, and the horrors of riot cops.

Book #3 of the Danielle Cain series.

1 edition

reading tofu reviewed The Immortal Choir Holds Every Voice by Margaret Killjoy

The Immortal Choir

5 stars

This one is quite different from it's predecessors. The anarchist demon hunters lie low and are telling each other stories of different kinds of magic. It even has some drawn images!

It's basically three prequels woven into a story. I wanted to know more about the other magicians from the first book anyways, especially Rebecca, so this was quite the right book for me. The stories and the discussion of "real" magic and magic magic (nor sure how to put it better) were quite nice.

This one is quite different from it's predecessors. The anarchist demon hunters lie low and are telling each other stories of different kinds of magic. It even has some drawn images!

It's basically three prequels woven into a story. I wanted to know more about the other magicians from the first book anyways, especially Rebecca, so this was quite the right book for me. The stories and the discussion of "real" magic and magic magic (nor sure how to put it better) were quite nice.