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The Legacy of the Aesir: Daughter of the Vikings
Paperback
Publisher: Axar Often
Published: Sep 19 2024
Pages: 224
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.47 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Daughter of ancient Viking blood. Chosen by the gods. Her destiny is to save-or destroy-the world.
When Astrid, a young Viking descendant, stumbles upon an ancient relic, her life is forever changed. The mysterious amulet grants her unimaginable powers linked to the long-forgotten Norse gods, but with these powers come terrifying responsibilities. As ancient forces awaken and a deadly threat from the past resurfaces, Astrid must unlock the truth of her lineage and accept her role in the battle between light and darkness.
With enemies closing in and the line between friend and foe blurring, Astrid faces an impossible choice: wield the relic's power and risk losing herself, or let the world fall into chaos.
Perfect for fans of Norse mythology, epic battles, and fierce heroines who must discover their true strength, Daughter of the Vikings: The Relic's Call is a pulse-pounding adventure of magic, destiny, and the gods who walk among us.
Will Astrid rise to her destiny-or be consumed by it?
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