Ragnarok End of the World eBook Sale — Thor Will Protect You

Ragnarok, called the “Viking apocalypse,” is predicted to occur Saturday, February 22, 2014, at which point all the Norse gods and monsters will duke it out on earth. NPR notes the signs of the impending battle started with the giant oarfish that washed up in California in October:

According to Norse mythology, the end of times has been brewing for about 100 days. It all started when the wolf son of Loki broke out of prison and the giant Midgard Serpent rose from the sea. [More from NPR]

While news sources are referring to Ragnarok as an apocalypse or Armageddon, it’s really a battle fought between gods and monsters, one humans will (likely) survive. The more direct translation for Ragnarok is “fate of the gods.” Yes, Fate of the Gods like the World Weaver Press series written by Amalia Dillin. And no, it’s not a coincidence.

So as Ragnarok rages, stay out of the fray — pick up Forged by Fate and spend your weekend with Thor, he’ll keep you safe.

Ragnarok ebook discounts:
Forged by Fate $4.99  (list price $7.99)
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Fate Forgotten $5.99 (list price $7.99)
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After Adam fell, God made Eve to protect the world. — Adam has pursued Eve since the dawn of creation, intent on using Eve’s powers to remake the world with himself as God. The last immortal child of Elohim, Eve is charged with the protection of all humanity, and she has spent an eternity hiding from Adam and thwarting his plans. But this time, Adam is after something more than just Eve’s power — he desires her too, body and soul, even if it means the destruction of the world. Eve cannot allow it, but as one generation melds into the next, she begins to wonder if Adam might be a man she could love. And if he is, if he’s given up his quest to make himself a new god, it could change everything.

Eve’s struggle and Adam’s hopes have not gone unnoticed by the Council of Gods, who have forged a Covenant of Peace to protect the world and the dominion they stole in Elohim’s absence. Unknown to Eve, the Norse god Thor has been sent by the Council to protect her from Adam’s influence, and more, to protect the interests of the gods themselves. An alliance between Adam and Eve could undo everything they’ve worked toward. At the least, it could bring about Elohim’s return. At worst, the destruction of the world itself would cast the gods out to wander the void, ever weakening. With nowhere else to go, they cannot risk either option.

After watching Eve for millennia upon millennia, witnessing her fight against Adam’s will and her capacity for love and forgiveness, even in the face of her own misery, Thor will have to decide where his loyalties truly lie: with his fellow gods, or with Eve.