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Autumn of Axes
A Fantasy Novel by Derek Alan Siddoway
Book 3 of the Wolf Song Saga Series
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Nordic-Inspired,
- Quest Fantasy,
- Chosen One,
- Animal Companions,
- Epic Fantasy
This book is for you if you're into...
- Nordic-inspired fantasy with gods losing their power
- Quests for ancient miracles in forgotten kingdoms
- Final battles where spirit magic decides everything
The final stand of the Wolf Riders has begun. Astrid and the Skolvarg people are outnumbered and outmatched. Their enemy, Uzell, hunts the Greater Spirits, and as the Skolvarg gods vanish, so does their power.
With no other choice, Astrid and her companions must journey across Vigard in search of allies before it's too late. After traveling to Ochland to seek aid, the situation Astrid and her friends find is far worse than expected—Uzell's influence runs deeper than they ever imagined, and no country is beyond his reach.
Their only hope lies in the lost land of Rymnir, the birthplace of the gods. In pursuit of a miracle, Astrid, Maera, and her friends embark on a perilous quest through foreign realms and forgotten kingdoms, where old acquaintances and unexpected enemies await.
Swords and spears alone will not be enough. To save the Skolvarg, Astrid must embrace her destiny as the Wolf Seer and wield the power of the spirits, or see everything she loves destroyed by Uzell's corrupted magic.
Return to the Wolf Song Saga in this fast-paced, Nordic-inspired YA fantasy conclusion!
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