Marked by Odin
Paperback
Series: Broods of Fenrir
ISBN13: 9781088223109
Publisher: Branching Narratives Press
Published: Jul 24 2023
Pages: 256
Weight: 0.72
Height: 0.58 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Some scars are more than skin deep.
After killing his sadistic brother, Brand inherits the responsibility for his brother's brood. Now, he must convince the brood that their barbaric way of life belongs in the past and demand change in order to secure their future.
Crushed by the death of his mate, Gunni believes it's only a matter of time before he succumbs to the loneliness that plagues his life. He follows Brand out of loyalty, but he secretly craves the peace that death will bring-until he is confronted with the most infuriating human he's ever met.
Leo is a throwback who has never quite fit in with human society. Drawn into the savage world of the werewolves, not entirely against his will, he discovers that the Broods of Fenrir don't fear much... except him.
These three conflicting personalities unite in pursuit of an unscrupulous trapper who has taken a member of Brand's brood captive. They must track him down before he uncovers what they are and their secret is revealed.
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