by M.D. Lachlan
A dark and complex fantasy.
What I liked:The sequel, like the first part, is a literary rendition of the cyclical myth of Fenrir, the wolf destined to kill Odin at Ragnorok and end the era of Norse deities for good. It also features the same set of main heroes. From almost the very beginning it becomes obvious that prnicess Ae...
The sequel to Wolfsangel, Fenrir doesn't quite compare to it's predecessor. The book is a much more straightforward thriller which makes the mythological component feel contrived and forced. The motivations of the characters regarding Odin and Ragnarok are somewhat confusing, not to mention the bo...
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