Norse Stories

In a modern Seoul governed by competing pantheons, a reckless young demigod Kim Minjeong must survive divine politics, angry gods, and the consequences of proving that immortality doesn't come with good judgment.

Fly wasn't sure what to expect when stumbling upon the Island of Berk and its strange inhabitants, nor the even stranger dragons that were tormenting it. All she knew was that her life was about to be turned upside down; however, maybe that wasn't such a bad thing. From one crazy adventure to the next, join Fly as she makes discoveries, uncovers secrets of the past, and learns that maybe (just maybe) that weird, clingy Night Fury might actually be the lifelong companion she's secretly been longing for... also, maybe these 'humans' aren't as barbaric as the Elders proclaimed them to be. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Rewrite of "The Brightest Moon"

"You can run, you can hide, you can scream, you can cry, but in the end...NOTHING stops the inevitability of Death." Hel, the Norse Goddess of Death is faced with Impossible tasks and must decide what is more important - the realm she had been ruling for decades, or her family.

⚠️ WARNING: The Path II is a direct sequel to The Path and contains major spoilers for Book I. New readers are strongly encouraged to begin with Book I before continuing. You have been warned.

[ONGOING] When an uneasy alliance binds Asgard to Camelot, Loki finds himself drawn into the orbit of Morgan Pendragon--a mortal witch whose ambition and secrecy make her as dangerous as she is difficult to dismiss. What begins as mutual suspicion soon turns into an entanglement neither is willing to name. Morgan has seen fragments of a future she cannot understand, with the god of mischief standing at the center of it all. Meanwhile, something has already begun to coil beneath reality as they know it.

Asgard is gone-reduced to glittering dust-leaving its shattered queen, Hela, adrift in the suffocating void of space. But just as she faces the bitter reality of her defeat, a mysterious vessel pierces the darkness. What awaits the fallen ruler aboard the strange ship could be her salvation, or the beginning of an entirely new conquest.

Before Kim, there was Fenrir. More than twelve hundred years ago, a Viking werewolf crossed the sea in search of his people's forgotten history. What he found was Daniel, a young monk guarding an ancient codex filled with stories of wolf headed men, forgotten saints, and the truth about the vile creatures that claimed to be gods. Together, they would begin a war that would engulf the world and come to be known as Ragnarok. It was the beginning of an unlikely friendship that would unite a scattered people against the Watchers who had hunted and manipulated humanity for generations. Fenrir would become a legend. A leader. A friend. And the first werewolf to call himself a Hound of Heaven. In the present day, the Alden pack is broken but victorious after its battle with the dragon. As they heal, Daniel finally begins telling them the stories of the white werewolf who came before them, revealing the forgotten history of the original pack and the war that helped shape everything they have become. A story about Vikings, werewolves, faith, friendship, family, and monsters learning to become heroes.

Heru and Re are twins (light and dark magic) found by a ragtag group of "heroes" before an enlightenment in the universe. Along with Ezra (Guardian), Elijah, and a few gods, they face off against local and otherworldly threats. As they find out more about themselves, they realize that a decision made in a past life had the most insane ripple effect. A mixture of different mythological pantheons written differently than what we're used to.

Kai is initiated into the "The Path," the Viking rite of passage. If he survives his rite of passage he will live amongst his Nordic brothers as an elite hunter and warrior; but if he fails this rite of passage he will never return. Kai's journey becomes a quest for truth and redemption, as he navigates the complex theological and political landscape, facing difficult choices that challenge his most fundamental beliefs about power, sacrifice, and the nature of divine will. The story blends elements of historical fiction, fantasy, and adventure, exploring timeless themes of identity, loyalty, and the struggle between individual agency and the forces that seek to control one's fate. As Kai's odyssey unfolds, he is forced to confront the harsh realities of war, the allure of violence, and the transformative power of faith, ultimately wrestling with whether true strength is found in conquest or found in surrender. - ⚔️ Listen to the complete audiobook of The Path on YouTube: https://youtu.be/nd0n3rgMkFg?si=qayQ32jGSYc6WMTT 📖 The Path is now published in full on Amazon: Read/Buy here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GN2L6P8N

For the Northmen, loot was valuable, and women were worth gold. Erik, a struggling farmer and shipbuilder, seeks wealth to support his mother and rebuild his father's home; so he embarks on his third raid - this time to the Caspian Sea. Responsible for shipping female slaves, he aims to keep as many women as possible alive on his return to Bekkvik. However, he unexpectedly develops a bond with Sabela, a devoted Christian, and a curiosity for her faith. Sabela, hiding behind a fake name, has animosity towards Erik and his people, but for the sake of survival, she must learn to set aside her hatred to accept Erik's help and trust his change of heart. When two worlds collide, can love prevail? Does God truly work mysteriously? Is their purpose in suffering?

In the freezing Northern Lands, where kingdoms rise and fall, and all manner of beasts and bandits prowl the roads, there is much work for a mercenary. Nessalir is a half-dragon, a warrior without a home, and she wanders the land, fighting for coin, eking out a life for herself in these harsh environs. New chapter every Thursday, with a break week between each story arc. Cover art by GAV

A century ago, the demon king drowned the world in miasma. Demons everywhere went mad. Peaceful shopkeepers tore apart their human patrons. Child demons devoured their human friends. No longer could demons speak. They had become mad beasts intent upon killing. With no other recourse, humankind retreated behind a wall and sent forth their strongest heroes, wielding the demon-killing sword. It was hoped that this sword could even slay the demon king, source of the miasma. All was in vain. The heroes failed. The sword was lost. And so a hundred years pass, until a scrappy part-demon scavenger finds the ruins of the sword. With rabid demons beating at the walls, she sets out across the wasteland of a once-vibrant land to defeat the demon king and carve a new fate for all of humanity. Part Journey to the West/Saiyuki, part Volsunga saga/Nibelungenlied. Updates at least weekly, more depending on production speed. Lovely cover by @witchoria!

A play on Journey To the West, throughout the story you follow the Chinese god Erlang Shen also known as Yang Jian as he finds himself in the realm of the Norse gods. He must try and survive, and figure out how he ended up in such a place. Let him take you on a treacherous journey full of trials and tribulations, filled with splendor, adventures, and misadventures with the other gods. This story is both dark fantasy, and science fiction. (Just a disclaimer warning this story contains bad language, violence, and mild sex scenes but nothing too explicit.) This version is also being properly proof read and edited, the other version was only a draft. This novel is currently a work in progress and has three more chapters to write)

Japan, specifically Kuoh, has a secret: Devils. This town in Japan is the territory of two devils by the name of Rias Gremory, the red headed daughter pf the Gremory family name, and Sona Sitri. They are the Heiress' of their respective family names. Rias is the head of the Occult Research Club, and Sona is the student council president. Now, what happens when you add an american boy with Nordic heritage and Dutch blood? Alot. Oh, and he's blind... hence the dog. Rated M for the obvious.

ON-HOLD MIT student Heferth Oyer stumbled upon a weathered, rune-inscribed journal during a field trip through Norway, a discovery the university's own archivist dismissed as worthless, a forgotten notebook of no historical merit. Oyer began the work of translating its brittle pages himself. What he uncovered defies explanation. The journal, apparently kept by a woman known only as Sigrúna, recounts a series of events so strange, so seemingly impossible, that Oyer himself questioned whether the author was of sound mind or whether he was witnessing something far stranger than fiction. The Logs of Sigruna presents Oyer's translation in full, annotated with his own research, doubts, and mounting unease as the journal's contents grow increasingly difficult to dismiss as imaginative. Updates every Thursday.

Elias Yver is an insomniac in high school who has befriend three gods: Thor, Tyr, and Hades. The three gods spend almost every night visiting him when he can't sleep, keeping him company and eating all of his food. When they noticed something is wrong with their favorite mortal they begin a plan to set back on his semi-normal path.

Skaldenland Chad and Brun Jordan are on holiday in a sleepy seaside town when they find the Symphonion, an ancient music box which seems to be able to play even without any song disks. The Song of the Symphonion can turn summer into winter, wake giants from the earth, call ancient gods and monsters to life. Now Chad and Brun find themselves living out a terrifying pact made between Freya, leader of the Valkyries and Hel, Goddess of the Underworld. A pact made for the soul of Baldur, warrior-god, condemned to hell by the woman he loved. But as icebergs fill the bay and an army of the dead invade the land of the living, is it Baldur or Chad who will die?The Symphonion must be silenced before the world is destroyed - but how? Jim Mortimore Is an award-winning designer and composer who turned to writing as a desperate ploy to evade real work. Previous novels include Doctor Who, Cracker and Babylon 5. His short story The Sun in the Bone House was a Science Fiction Writers of America recommendation for the 2010 Nebula Award. Skaldenland is his first original novel.

The Gods of Greece and the Gods of Asgard in a book all together... What fun this'll be. What'll happen when a Mischievous god and an god of the underworld team up? And the god of the lightning bolt meets the god of thunder? Chaos. As both alternate universes collide as one. This is an fantasy book write by both Harley874quinn and I.

All she wanted was to sleep. Dream a dream she will forget when she wakes up. Teleporting to a place she doesn't even know is the least expected thing to happen.

FEATURED on @Retold & @MythsandLegends Murder, betrayal, rivalry and a divine curse. When the King of the Mountain Dwarves breaks an oath he pledged to Odin, the All-Father retaliates with a curse that destroys the royal house and stretches well into the realms of humans. Fafnir, the oldest and strongest of the sons of the Mountain King knows that better than anyone else. Falsely branded a dragon and a murderer, Fafnir tells his story to Siegfried over a goblet of mead when the hero comes looking to decorate his sword with Fafnir's blood . . .