Continuity primer · spoilers
Amongst Our Weapons: what matters before Stone and Sky
Spoiler warning: This page discusses events and ongoing character developments in Amongst Our Weapons. It is fully visible and does not recount the ending. Return to the spoiler-light book guide if you have not read the novel.
The case as established
Peter Grant investigates a disappearance at London’s Silver Vaults after a disturbing flash leaves witnesses struggling with their memories. The unusual evidence brings the Folly into a police inquiry whose apparent shape changes as Peter follows the connections between people, objects and magical history. The case involves the Special Assessment Unit and requires Peter to balance formal police procedure with what he has learned about supernatural London. At home, Beverley Brook is expecting twins, placing the demands of this case beside a major change in Peter’s family life.
Carry forward
For the next stage of the series, the durable facts are Peter’s continuing role in the Folly, his relationship with Beverley and their growing family, and the way old magical objects can surface in modern criminal investigations. Stone and Sky moves the principal case to Scotland, so the London Silver Vaults are background rather than a necessary setting to revisit. This is a focused continuity primer based on the publisher-confirmed premise and character situation; the full solution and final scenes remain in the novel.
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Sources and scope
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