Baldur's Death and the Mistletoe
Paperback
Series: Norse Myths
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 6 2025
Pages: 200
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.46 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In a world where gods believe themselves eternal, Baldur the Bright was the one light that could never fade-until the day he fell. Betrayed by Loki's trickery and struck down by a single dart of mistletoe, Baldur's death sets into motion a prophecy long feared by the gods: Ragnarök, the end of all things.
From the gray depths of Hel, Baldur watches as the Nine Realms unravel-Asgard burns, gods and monsters clash, and fate tightens its grip on those who thought they could escape it. But when the gates of death crack open, and Baldur is pulled back into the world of the living, he realizes his story is far from over.
With the gods falling and chaos reigning, Baldur must step into a destiny no prophecy foretold. Can he change the fate written in the stars, or is he doomed to watch the world crumble around him?
A gripping tale of betrayal, vengeance, and rebirth, Baldur's Death and the Mistletoe is a reimagining of Norse myth that explores what happens when fate meets defiance-and when even the gods must face the dawn after doom.
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