Grave Dagger

Treehawke Saga: Book 2

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Genres

Supernatural Thriller, Paranormal Thriller, Urban Fantasy, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

None

Type of Ending

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Series

Treehawke Saga — Book 2

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Publication Date

Aug 27, 2026

Page Length

428 pages

Available Formats

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Grave Dagger

Treehawke Saga: Book 2

Published Copy

Blurb

Betrayal is a debt best settled on this side of the grave.

Dalton and Mallory Smith believe life in Stoney Cove has returned to normal. A year free from paranormal crisis, and their nightmarish memories of Heskora—the Breath Hunter—begin to fade.

Until a new threat emerges from a forgotten crypt under the Sunken City: a nameless adversary, empowered by an ancient blood curse and obsessed with vengeance.

A shadowy cabal of corporate power brokers and rogue government agents pursues a parallel agenda, competing—or colluding—with the nameless entity to eliminate their mutual target: Mallory Smith.

Nikola Dean is a wild card—cagey, secretive, and dead. To outwit the dark forces arrayed against them, Dalton must decipher what she knows about the Grave Dagger, if only he can gain her trust.

Assuming Nikola can be trusted.

Details

Genres

Supernatural Thriller, Paranormal Thriller, Urban Fantasy, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

None

Type of Ending

AI Usage^Beta

Series

Treehawke Saga — Book 2

Series Read Order

Reading prior books is recommended, but not required

Author Prefers A Review On

Amazon or Apple Books

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Number of days to read

Publication Date

Aug 27, 2026

Page Length

428 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Author

Deven Kane plays a mean bass and loves to tell stories. He writes dystopian thrillers and urban fantasy, which he describes as “supernatural thrillers set on another world.”

“Speculative fiction allows me to explore human nature, interpersonal conflicts, the desire to rise above our circumstances, and the obstacles that hold us back,” he says. “No matter the setting—Earth’s near future, the past, or an alien culture on another planet—the most compelling stories are always about our interactions with each other. The good, the bad, the ugly, and our need to transcend.”

His novels include the dystopian Tracker Trilogy, and the urban fantasies Darkwood and the Treehawke Saga.

Deven and Wendy live under the benevolent supervision of a bemused Husky.