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Fury's Magic

My name is Kaeleen Donovan. I'm a Theosian-a minor goddess. They call me Fury. Oath bound to Hecate, I was charged from birth to hunt down Abominations who come in off the World Tree and send them back to Pandoriam. On a routine cleaning job in Portside—a boat full of ghosts need their joyride cut short—Tam and I run afoul of the Devani. The ruthless soldiers of Elysium capture him and send him out to the Tremble, a place of wild, chaotic madness. Jason and I devise a plan to sneak in and help Tam escape. But Lyon and the Order of the Black Mist reappear, and I’m on their hit list. Lyon opens a door to the realm of Tartarus and the walking dead are pouring into the city. Now, we must wade through both the Devani the dead to save Tam. And we must close the portal on the World Tree before Lyon manages to wake the Elder Gods of Chaos. Keywords: Dystopian, Paranormal, Magic, Gods and Goddesses, Fae, Weres, fantasy, shapeshifters, faerie, fairy, romance, mystery, zombies, strong women, demigods, rogue magic, World Tree, suspense, cat shifters, bird shifters, kickass heroine, mythic fantasy, tattoos, Fae Prince, action and adventure, Pacific North West, Faerie mound, strong friendships, challenging foes, post-apocalyptic, Norse, Celtic, mythology

Randvar the songsmith

In 'Randvar the Songsmith' written by Ottilie A. Liljencrantz, readers are transported to a world filled with rich Norse mythology and folklore. The book showcases Liljencrantz's mastery of storytelling through vivid descriptions and intricate character development. The narrative is structured in a lyrical and poetic style that reflects the oral tradition of ancient tales, enhancing the reader's immersion into the magical setting of the story. Readers of fantasy literature will appreciate the intricate world-building and mythical elements present in this captivating tale. Ottilie A. Liljencrantz, a Swedish-American author known for her love of Norse sagas, brings her passion for Scandinavian folklore to life in 'Randvar the Songsmith'. Liljencrantz's background in literature and folklore studies is evident in her meticulous research and authentic portrayal of Norse culture, making the book a valuable addition to the genre. I highly recommend 'Randvar the Songsmith' to readers who enjoy fantasy literature and are looking for a captivating story that delves deep into the realms of Norse mythology. Liljencrantz's masterful storytelling and immersive world-building make this book a must-read for fans of epic tales and folklore enthusiasts.

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