Gregory Amato

The Sorcerer's Reward (Spear of the Gods, #0.9) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Axes against sorcery.

Some might call Haldor Skullsplitter and his sworn men "vikings." To the lords hiring them, they are just reliable problem solvers.

An empty mead hall is a sad thing, and Silfast's mead hall is empty because his patrons keep disappearing. Are they being lured away as they travel the roads nearby? Taken or killed? No one knows, but a mead hall with no one to drink mead is not long for this world, and that's a problem.

Sometimes the best solution to a complicated problem is just a big man with a big axe.

The Sorcerer's Reward is a prequel story to Gregory Amato's Norse fantasy series Spear of the Gods, where the myths, magic, and monsters of the Viking Age are real.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sed Ferro Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Oktober 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227108623
• Artikelnr.: 72366840

Autorenporträt

Gregory Amato is a Judo-teaching, beer-brewing, heavy metal-listening kind of guy who thinks the civilized world could use a dose of adventure. He wrote all kinds of stuff for years. True and Important Stuff! He wrote for newspapers and magazines when they were still printed on paper. He wrote intelligence for the FBI for over a decade, chasing white supremacists, international hackers, and corporate fraudsters. All that while, he was also making up stories about vikings and wizards. Norse fantasy! Gods and monsters! Axes and runes! Magic swords and talking ravens! A bunch of lies, unlike the True and Important Stuff. In 2021 he left his super secret job at the FBI, set all his stuffy suits and ties on fire,* and decided to dedicate as much time as possible to writing a bunch of lies. Lies told to illustrate the truth, because those are the best adventures to go on. The kind that make you late to dinner. Gregory lives happily in the Pacific Northwest with his family. They are often late for dinner. *Not really.