Thora has reached thirty-three years of age, and she's doing just fine with raising her children and her clan of Night Furies. However, her peace is coming to an end. Almost ten years ago, she was killed in a battle against her greatest foe, Alrek, son of Asmund. The only reason she came back was because the gods offered her a once-in-a-lifetime deal. She could go back to Earth, but she would only get ten years before her soul is required to return to Valhalla. She never told Hiccup about her deal, not until now. With the date of her past resurrection getting closer, it won't be long before she disappears from the world once again. Of course, telling her husband only causes strife between the couple. Words are thrown and things are said that neither of them mean, but it ends with Thora leaving with Nightstar for a night flight. A plea to the gods is answered, transporting the two best friends to another world far different from their own. It's a world where Thora was never born, and it's much worse than she could've ever imagined. In this world, Hiccup and Toothless perished with Alrek's attack. In this world, the dragons were transformed into heartless demons with blood-red eyes. In this world, Thora's friends are cold and indifferent to one another. At stake is Thora's deal; succeed in changing what's been broken, and her ten years will get more added on. Trapped in a never-ending nightmare, Thora and Nightstar need to rely on the help of the inhabitants of this strange world of they're ever to return to their own. Third Book in the Fury Saga

"A hero, a chief, companions, dragons. Rise up against the evil one, save the home of many. The army of demons approaches. Beware, Thora, daughter of Thord, for love will be your ultimate downfall." A few years have passed since the defeat of Drago Bludvist. Life on Berk is peaceful, and with four Night Furies in the village instead of one, it's certainly more interesting. Hiccup is the Chieftain of Berk, Thora has a steady job when it comes to training the baby Furies, and the two of them are busy with planning their upcoming wedding. Because of this, there is an air of excitement throughout the whole village. The two Night Fury riders, together as one. What the Berkian Vikings don't know is that a new threat looms nearby. A dark force festers and builds every day, and the driving force behind their actions is only growing stronger. Revenge. Revenge on Thora and her entire bloodline. The past starts to reveal itself again and secrets are brought to light, prompting Thora to face the demons she hid away for so long. As she discovers more about who her parents were and who she is meant to be, her destiny rings clear and her true power unearths itself. She has more choices to make. Stronger than ever, she knows that she'll do whatever it takes to protect Berk and the ones she's learned to love. When it all comes down to a final battle between the forces of good and evil, one decision will seal the fate of all life on and around the island of Berk.

Thora is an orphaned Viking girl, to be blunt. When she was only seven, her village was burned to the ground and her parents were both killed. Carrying only a fur cloak and a gemstone necklace that she managed to salvage from the wreckage, she travelled on. Alone. Four years later, she formed an unlikely bond with a dragon; a dragon that's dark as the night itself with bright blue eyes that shine like the moon on the sea. Nightstar, she named her friend. Little did the young Thora know just how special her dragon was. Now, at twenty years old, Thora has been living with her dragon as a nomad, learning the secrets of the world around her, yet still finding her past shrouded in mystery. She doesn't expect anything to change. She'll just travel the world with her beloved dragon and keep doing what she's always been doing. Being alone. After a chance encounter with a village of new people, and a man with a dragon just like hers, her life changes forever. Berk accepts her swiftly, excited to have another Night Fury around, but Thora isn't so sure. She's a loner, how is she supposed to fit in here? With the threat of a dragon conquerer on the horizon, Thora knows that she'll have to choose where her allegiance lies. With herself, or with Berk? Book One in the Fury Saga