
A raw, rowdy reimagining of Norse mythology in a modern U.S. of Asgard, blending gods, warriors, and dragons in three novellas.
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A raw, rowdy reimagining of Norse mythology in a modern U.S. of Asgard, blending gods, warriors, and dragons in three novellas.
"This infinitely exciting tale's twist and turns highlight the characters' missions as they decide which identity to choose: hero, martyr, or villain. Readers looking for a sophisticated fantasy that shows a raw, rowdy, and rough side of life will be utterly satisfied. For fans of Robin LaFevers's His Fair Assassins series." -School Library Journal The United States of Asgard is a nation of poets and warriors, of rock bands and evangelical preachers, of gods and their children. The media tracks ...
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Minor romantic elements; brief mentions of attraction, no explicit content.
Frequent violence with dragon hunts and battles; likely graphic warrior scenes.
Minor use of strong language expected in raw, rough tone.
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Moderate Norse mythology themes; gods and rituals as cultural backdrop.
Central fantasy elements with Norse magic, gods, and mythical artifacts.
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Minor cultural commentary via alternate U.S. society structure.
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Minor themes of suffering tied to warrior life and mythical curses.
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