Publisher: Rain Press
Publication date: January 13, 2023
Print length: 228 pages
Amazon: https://amzn.to/3wLF0Tj
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/63065682-wolves-of-asgard
About the Book:
Now we are all pawns in a war against the gods…The four of us (Skarde, Fyrcat, Torsten, and I) all have one common goal: to find the goddess Freya and convince her to join us against Odin to end the forever Winter that’s overcome the earth.
But along the way, we encounter more and more hostile enemies—the forces of Odin sent to deter us on our mission.
Not only that, but we’re also suffering internal battles as we all struggle to understand whom we can trust and whom we can’t.
Will the ice of the forever Winter eventually overtake us, or will we be successful in our mission against the gods of Valhalla?
My Review:
Wolves of Asgard picks up right where Wolves of Winter, book 2, ended. Jovi, Torsten, Skarde, and Fyrcat are on a mission to locate Freya. The goddess is instrumental in going against Odin to save Freya's descendants. As they traverse the lands, Odin's armies come out of the woodwork to impede their plans. There is a lot of internal battles as each character tries to figure out their place, who they are, and whether their travel companions are trustworthy.
The authors created a wonder world and exceptional characters. The characters were complex and their history rich with Norse mythology. This complexity, the way their destinies were intertwined, and the masterful plot kept me engaged in Wolves of Asgard - the whole series, actually. The final book in the trilogy is full of twists, turns, and gasp-out-loud events. I really enjoyed the Wolves of Valhalla series, the characters, their enemies, and their ultimate showdown.
I was provided a copy of this book.
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