Mythago Wood

The first book introduces the reader to Ryhope Wood, an ancient forest in England where myths and legends come to life. The protagonist, George Huxley, embarks on a journey to uncover the mystery of his father's disappearance, only to find that the wood is home to mythagos, beings conjured from the human psyche. The narrative explores the deep connections between the characters and the myths that inhabit the wood.

In this sequel, the story follows the adventures of a new protagonist, a woman named Tallis, who delves deeper into the mysteries of Ryhope Wood. As she searches for her missing brother, she encounters various mythagos and a powerful, ancient force that challenges her understanding of reality and myth. This installment expands on the themes of family and the nature of myth-making.

The third book takes the readers further into the depths of the wood where the boundaries between life and death blur. The protagonist, a historian named Cully, seeks to uncover the truth behind ancient bones discovered within the forest. As he interacts with mythagos that represent death and rebirth, he must confront his own fears and beliefs about mortality.

This installment serves as a culmination of the themes and stories presented in the earlier books. The narrative weaves together the fates of previous characters and introduces new ones, as they navigate a world where myth and reality are in constant flux. The stakes rise as they face a greater threat that endangers not only their lives but the fabric of myth itself.