Description
In a world where ancient myths blend seamlessly with modern life, a group of teenagers discovers the true nature of their destinies. As they grapple with the pressures of adolescence, they are also faced with the revelation that they are descendants of powerful Norse deities. The story unfolds in a small town buzzing with secrets, where friendships are tested and loyalties are challenged as they embark on a quest filled with danger and discovery.
As dark forces begin to rise, threatening both the mortal realm and the world of the gods, the characters must harness the unique powers that lie within them. Each chapter reveals layers of their heritage, weaving together themes of friendship, courage, and identity. The journey encourages them to unite their strengths against a common enemy and confront the legacies they never knew they had, ultimately shaping their destinies in ways they never imagined.
As dark forces begin to rise, threatening both the mortal realm and the world of the gods, the characters must harness the unique powers that lie within them. Each chapter reveals layers of their heritage, weaving together themes of friendship, courage, and identity. The journey encourages them to unite their strengths against a common enemy and confront the legacies they never knew they had, ultimately shaping their destinies in ways they never imagined.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
336 pages
Language
English
Published
May 30, 2013
Publisher
Atom
Editions
21 editions
ISBN-10
1907411305
ISBN-13
9781907411304
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Loki's Wolves is the first book in a new YA series, it's a collaboration between Kelley Armstrong and Melissa Marr. This is DEFINITELY a Young Adult book, the premise is wonderful. The Norse Myths and Viking gods of old, 'hero' have been selected to represent the gods and these young kids must save the world from Ragnarok. The must fight trolls and other monsters, if they lose there will be an apocalypse.I enjoyed this tale of adventure and want to see where these wonderful writers take it. My only issue is that the kids are said to be 13 but they act more like their 15/16.
July 17th 2013
