Children of Midgard: The Freyerton Saga, Volume written by Greg Garrison. This book blends Norse mythology, fantasy, action, superhero, and horror elements to tell a story that you will never forget!

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Book Information

• Reviewed Status
  • Not reviewed
• Book Type
  • Novel
• Characters
  • Strong male main characters
• Genre
  • Fantasy, Horror, Norse Mythology
• Point of View
  • First Person
• Reader Age
  • Middle Grade, Young Adult, Adult

Book Blurb

Stephen and Jo Freyerson are twins who live alone in the woods with their father. One day, after a swarm of bees attacks their classroom and they happen upon on the way home by a black dog with red eyes, the twins find a note from their father informing them that he has left home on an important journey. Moments later, their Great Aunt Maddy, a winged valkyrie, arrives and explains that their great-grandfather is the god, Freyr.

They are visited by a resurrected Oxford professor, a boar made of gold, and talking ravens. In the following days, they befriend a dragon, explore bizarre worlds, and develop their super powers. Ghosts will attack them, monsters will threaten them, and a psychopathic god who kills for fun will taunt them. If they are to find their father and fulfill a mysterious destiny foretold by the Weird Sisters, they must be bold and risk everything for love.

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The Wolfblight Saga, Book 1 is the first book in a three book series, written by author Simon Steele. It provides a well-crafted and unique take on werewolf lore. This beautifully written story may, or may not, resonate with avid fans of the genre. You can purchase this book from Amazon at this link: eBook

Book Information

• Reviewed Status
  • Not reviewed
• Genre
  • Horror, Werewolf
• Point of View
  • Third Person Omniscient
• Reader Age
  • Young Adult, Adult
• Content Warnings
  • Animal Harm, Gore

Book Blurb

A Tale of Love, Horror and Werewolves…

After suffering a terrible tragedy, John and Ulva Forrester settle into their new home in the village of Gormstad in ninth-century Norway, hoping to begin a new life of peace together. Their dream of tranquility is shattered when Ulva is bitten by a werewolf, afflicting her with wolfblight. Wolfblight transforms her into a vicious beast every night. If a cure isn’t procured soon, her affliction becomes permanent.

With friends and family at her side, it is a race against time. .Ulva sets off on a journey to reach the dark and mysterious forest known as Coldwood. There, an ancient artifact known as Fenrir’s Bane is her only hope.

But many horrors and nightmarish perils await Ulva and her companions, will they triumph and reach Coldwood in time, or will it be too late?

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