The Olympian Affair

Praise

Praise for The Olympian Affair
“Butcher’s long-awaited sequel to The Aeronaut’s Windlass is an exciting epic fantasy, set in the sky and filled with airships, magic, and the connections of blood and found family.”—Library Journal

“Explosive. . . . Fans will find this is worth the wait.”—Publishers Weekly

“Butcher’s fans will delight in the new characters and alternate Spires while enjoying favorites from the first book and will be eager for the next episode in the action-packed Cinder Spires series.”—Booklist (starred review)

Praise for The Aeronaut’s Windlass
“Great action scenes, a fascinating world, and characters of a sort I’ve never seen before….This is everything I’ve come to expect from Jim Butcher, but in a delightful new flavor.”—#1 New York Times bestselling author Patrick Rothfuss 

“Beware, fellow readers, herein lies adventure that will keep you from food or rest….Butcher proves yet again that he is an amazing storyteller.”—#1 New York Times bestselling author Patricia Briggs 

“This is Jim Butcher at his best, drawing a fully realized, richly detailed, and downright fun literary world….It’s steampunk meets magic with a dose of sci-fi for seasoning. Buy it and read it. You’ll be glad you did.”—New York Times bestselling author David Weber 

“Butcher opens the imaginative Cinder Spires series with this sweeping fantastical epic….[It’s] a fascinating, adventurous, and intricate story. Butcher brings a fresh and exciting perspective to secondary-world steampunk, giving the reader a thrilling ride.”—Publishers Weekly (starred review) 

“With shifting points of view, short chapters, fast-paced action, and awesome battle scenes, the large cast of characters, elaborate world building, and intricate plot are revealed quickly and realized fully. It all reminds readers of when they first fell for Harry Dresden.”—Booklist (starred review) 

“[Butcher] blends familiar steampunk and fantasy elements (airships, wizardry, and heroes from a monarch’s guard) in a fresh and wonderful way that results in a fantastic ride.”—Library Journal (starred review)