Book cover for 'The Unbearable Melt' by Andie Holman, featuring a polar bear and a black bird standing on a small ice floe in the ocean, with a stylized star and abstract golden lines in the background.

Book Three: The Unbearable Melt

Book Three: The Unbearable Melt

Allies are elusive, and gods hold grudges.

Despite the force of their combined magic, Gaia’s fourteen guardians lack the power to defeat the monsters who want to claim the world for themselves.

Taqqiq, a wolf shifter, returns to his estranged home, determined to keep his group alive in a harsh land where the gods still roam. As they search for the fierce Arctic Mers clan, his lover Simmi struggles when her magic threatens to shatter minds like the splintering of the surrounding ice.

The Mage Collective is no help, stubbornly clinging to their prejudice, and while Gray’s anguished past resurfaces with a roar, he is forced to work with the lover who left him. For the moment, all seems lost.

Three mysterious brothers are the key to their survival, but only if they can be found in time.

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The Unbearable Melt is the third book in the unmissable series by award-winning eco-fantasy writer Andie Holman. A multi-dimensional quest where the villains turn up the heat, and the outcome is anything but certain.

N.N. Lights Book Heaven Editorial Review: 4.5 stars

The Unbearable Melt is the third installment in this eco-fantasy series. I was so excited to read this one, as I have thoroughly enjoyed the previous two. The descriptive narration is immersive and pulls the reader into the story. I found it interesting that Jelly and Mori were not in this tale very much. Instead, the main characters are Gray and Taqqiq. The world-building is flawless and kept my interest as I read. The setting is in the Arctic which is perfect for talking about the environment and what happens when you don’t take care of Earth. There are many things to love about The Unbearable Melt, especially if you’re concerned about the environment. If you love eco-fantasy and romantasy, you’ll want to pick up The Unbearable Melt.