Magnus Chase’s final quest looms, a perilous journey to stop Loki from sailing his doomsday ship. With his einherji friends, he must navigate treacherous waters and face fearsome foes. As they race against time, Magnus grapples with his growing powers and the weight of his destiny. Riordan’s signature humor lightens the tension, but the stakes have never been higher. Will Magnus find the strength to save the Nine Worlds, or will Ragnarok consume all?
Magnus Chase thought he’d seen it all, but Thor’s missing hammer throws him into a whirlwind of Norse mythology gone wild. With his friends by his side, Magnus races against time to retrieve the weapon before chaos engulfs the Nine Worlds. Riordan’s wit shines through as Magnus grapples with his newfound powers and the weight of his destiny. I couldn’t put it down, laughing and gasping in equal measure. A thrilling ride that’ll leave you craving more godly adventures.
Magnus Chase thought he was just another troubled teen in Boston, until the day he died and woke up as one of Odin’s chosen warriors. Now he’s on a wild adventure through Norse mythology, wielding a magical sword and trying to prevent Ragnarok. With a sarcastic sense of humor and unlikely allies, Magnus faces gods, giants, and his own destiny. Riordan’s signature blend of action, humor, and heart brings Norse legends to life in this thrilling start to a new series that will captivate both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
In “The Hunger of the Gods,” John Gwynne weaves a gripping tale of vengeance and destiny. I was captivated by the rich Norse-inspired world, where gods walk among mortals and ancient magic awakens. The characters’ struggles felt so real, I found myself holding my breath during intense battle scenes. Gwynne’s masterful storytelling had me pondering the nature of power and sacrifice long after I turned the final page. A must-read for fantasy lovers seeking an epic adventure with heart.
In “The Shadow of the Gods,” John Gwynne weaves a breathtaking Norse-inspired epic that left me spellbound. Set in a world where gods have fallen, three outcasts navigate a harsh landscape of blood-soaked battles and ancient magic. Gwynne’s vivid prose brings to life a gritty, immersive realm that feels both familiar and utterly unique. I found myself completely lost in the rich mythology and complex characters, staying up far too late just to read one more chapter. A must-read for fantasy lovers craving a fresh take on Norse legends.
Magnus Chase’s final quest is here, and it’s a doozy. Our favorite einherji must stop Loki from sailing Naglfar, the Ship of the Dead, and starting Ragnarok. No pressure, right? With his usual wit and a ragtag crew of demigods, einherjar, and… is that a talking sword? Magnus faces his toughest challenge yet. Riordan’s blend of Norse mythology and modern humor shines, making this a thrilling conclusion to an unforgettable series. Prepare for laughs, tears, and maybe a flyting contest or two.
Thor’s hammer is missing again. The thunder god has a disturbing habit of misplacing his weapon–the mightiest force in the Nine Worlds. But this time the hammer isn’t just lost, it has fallen into enemy hands. If Magnus Chase and his friends can’t retrieve the hammer quickly, the mortal worlds will be defenseless against an onslaught of giants. Ragnarok will begin. The Nine Worlds will burn. Unfortunately, the only person who can broker a deal for the hammer’s return is the gods’ worst enemy, Loki–and the price he wants is very high.
Magnus Chase thought he was just another troubled teen, until the day he died and woke up as one of Odin’s chosen warriors. Now he’s racing against time to prevent Ragnarok, armed with a magical sword and a sarcastic sense of humor. Riordan’s signature blend of mythology and modern-day wit shines as Magnus navigates the bizarre world of Norse gods, making unlikely friends and facing deadly foes. It’s a wild ride that’ll leave you laughing, gasping, and eager for more.
Magnus Chase thought he was just another homeless kid on Boston’s streets. But when he dies a heroic death, he discovers he’s the son of a Norse god. Suddenly thrust into a world of mythology, Magnus must navigate Valhalla, befriend valkyries, and embark on a quest to prevent Ragnarok. With his wit, sarcasm, and newfound powers, Magnus faces mythical monsters and godly challenges, all while trying to figure out his place in this bizarre new reality.