The Wolf Sons of Fenrir: A Viking Werewolf Fantasy of Blood, Battle, and Ragnarök

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In the frozen north, the old gods are burning. When King Olaf’s soldiers descend on the village of Hrafnvik, they bring fire, iron, and the cross. The temple falls. The old ways are declared dead. And Eirik Wolfblood watches his father die on the blood-soaked steps of Fenrir’s shrine. But something ancient wakes inside him. Bound in temple iron and dragged toward the hidden wolf clans of the north, Eirik discovers the truth his father kept buried: he is descended from the blood of Fenrir, the chained wolf beneath the world. His rage can tear men apart. His blood can open doors that should remain sealed. And somewhere below root, stone, and frozen earth, Fenrir is beginning to stir. Rescued by Astrid Ravenhair, a fierce wolf-blooded shieldmaiden, Eirik is taken to Vargheim, a secret valley of warriors, seers, blacksmiths, and beasts who still carry the old blood. Some believe Fenrir must remain bound. Others believe the great wolf should be freed, even if his freedom brings Ragnarök. As Christian kings hunt the old clans and rival wolf lords fight for power, Eirik must choose what kind of monster he will become. Revenge calls him south. Prophecy pulls him beneath the roots of the world. And the chains that hold Fenrir are weakening. To save the living, Eirik must face kings, priests, white wolves, buried gods, and the hunger in his own blood. But the greatest danger is not the wolf inside him. It is the voice that tells him to become king. The Wolf Sons of Fenrir is a dark Viking werewolf fantasy filled with Norse mythology, brutal battles, ancient curses, wolf-blooded warriors, old gods, forbidden magic, and a war that could break the world.

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