The saga of Agnew the Miffed and the Rake of Hel (eBook, ePUB) - Kite, Lee
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Agnew and his motley band of Viking warriors are stranded on their ship, sinking fast in a terrible storm. In answer to Agnew's desperate prayer, Hel, Queen of the Underworld, offers to rescue Agnew and his men but on the condition that they retrieve Hel's rake, a powerful death-wielding weapon, which also happens to be a convenient and highly functional item of gardening equipment. Agnew and the crew must hunt down the formidable Guthrun Doombringer, who has stolen the rake from Hel and thus incurred her wrath. However, the other Norse gods and goddesses soon begin to meddle in affairs, and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Agnew and his motley band of Viking warriors are stranded on their ship, sinking fast in a terrible storm. In answer to Agnew's desperate prayer, Hel, Queen of the Underworld, offers to rescue Agnew and his men but on the condition that they retrieve Hel's rake, a powerful death-wielding weapon, which also happens to be a convenient and highly functional item of gardening equipment. Agnew and the crew must hunt down the formidable Guthrun Doombringer, who has stolen the rake from Hel and thus incurred her wrath. However, the other Norse gods and goddesses soon begin to meddle in affairs, and Agnew and his band must survive these nefarious plots if they are to retrieve the rake and live to see another day. Their fate, it seems, is in the hands of the gods.
Autorenporträt
Lee Kite was born in Chiswick, London and attended Preston Polytechnic, now the University of Central Lancashire. Lee lives in rural Lancashire with his partner, Aimee, and their dog Milo. When not working or walking Milo, Lee can be found either attempting to write or more likely filling his time with all things distracting, be it travelling, reading, watching movies, or hunting down new and interesting bands. To make sure he does something energetic, Lee also goes fencing, as he claims there is something very therapeutic in stabbing someone legally in swashbuckling ways.