When Sorrows Come

October Daye, Book 15

By: Seanan McGuire

Narrated by: Mary Robinette Kowal

Toby's getting married! Now in audio, the 14th novel of the Hugo-nominated, New York Times-best-selling October Daye urban fantasy series.

It's hard to be a hero. There's always something needing October "Toby" Daye's attention, and her own desires tend to fall by the wayside in favor of solving the Kingdom's problems. That includes the desire to marry her long-time suitor and current fiancé, Tybalt, San Francisco's King of Cats. She doesn't mean to keep delaying the wedding; it just sort of...happens. And that's why her closest friends have taken the choice out of her hands, ambushing her with a court wedding at the High Court in Toronto. Once the High King gets involved, there's not much even Toby can do to delay things...

...except for getting involved in stopping a plot to overthrow the High Throne itself, destabilizing the Westlands entirely, and keeping her from getting married through nothing more than the sheer volume of chaos it would cause. Can Toby save the Westlands and make it to her own wedding on time? Or is she going to have to choose one over the other?

Includes an all-new bonus novella!

©2021 Seanan McGuire (P)2021 Audible, Inc.

Fabulous!

This series is my all time favourite of my 54 years!! can't wait for more!

as always

I love these stories and if you are this far along so do you

FINALLY!!!!!

omg all of us Toby fans have been WAITING so long for this one and Seanan did such an amazing job! Loved it!!!! Loved it!!!!!!!

A wonderful birthday present!!!

Mary Robinette is Toby for me as much as Marsters is Dresden. You ladies had me crying sad and happy tears. My face when Quentin did that thing had my kids rolling with delight.

yay, it finally worked!

I wouldn't call it the most riveting book in the series, but it's never a full moment regardless and there were plenty of laughs and many heart strings pulled. I appreciated the affirmation of the bond between Toby and Quentin, especially. I also, Really Really loved a lot of the wording in the final scene - I'm so particular about those kinds of things and Seanan McGuire is the only person who has ever gotten it right since like.. Jane Austen. This series has been one of my primary motivations for existing in the last year and it was nice to both have someone to look forward to and also enjoy.