Release Date: November 22, 2013 Publication Group: HarperCollins Publishers Pages: 345 Format: Hardcover Rating: 3.75 Valkyrie Rising follows the tales of the legendary Valkyrie Warriors of Norse Mythology. It is told from the perspective of Elsa Overholt, who ventures to Skavopoll, Norway to visi...
Oooh, I really enjoyed this book! And after that synopsis how could you not expect to love it? Valkyrie Rising is an action packed novel that sucked me in and kept me in Norway until I finished the book... amazing! I am so excited to tell everyone about this book...The characters were nothing short ...
Valkyire Rising held so much potential for me and I was really wanting this to be the book of Januaray for me. I wanted it to blow all of the other books away, but it really didn’t. The overall concept is fantastic because while using the gods of old as a basis is quite used, the Norse gods are not…...
3.5 starsThe reason I read this book was that short story- Valkyrie Symptoms, which came out a couple of days ago. It’s in Tucker’s POV and it was so sweet. I liked the banter he shared with Ellie, kid sister of his best friend, Graham. Tucker is afraid to act on his feelings towards Ellie because ...
Valkyire Rising held so much potential for me and I was really wanting this to be the book of Januaray for me. I wanted it to blow all of the other books away, but it really didn’t. The overall concept is fantastic because while using the gods of old as a basis is quite used, the Norse gods are not…...
4 stars. So, actually, I didn't really sign up to read this. It was the sort of book that was like 'Oh, lots of people are rating it good, I'll just add it to my shelf' kind of thing. Low priority. And then I guess I saw it on my library's shelf and I was like, Hey, what the hell, it's not like I ha...
A solid debut book in a series, Valkyrie Rising takes readers to the shores of Norway where mystery, fantasy, and adventure is abound and where Elsa (the main character) finds herself. For the first half of the book I felt the characters were a tad one dimensional, but thankfully Paulson just sets r...
I had several issues with this book. For one, how the author talked about "European" stuff. I was born and live in Europe, and quite frankly it annoyed me. Europe is not one homogeneous area, but rather a very diverse place.Secondly, I just could not get the worldbuilding. I was so excited because, ...
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