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Ragnarok
In Tales of Ragnarok, follow Yara, a Guardian whose calling is to connect with dangerous monsters throughout the Scattered Kingdoms, as she is pulled into the Nine Realms of Norse myth. Arriving in Helheim, Yara meets Queen Hel, whose cold heart is set on revenge against Odin. Sworn to the Queen, Yara must find her way out of Helheim and into Asgard in an attempt to free the wronged children of Loki by triggering the twilight of the gods--Ragnarok. By her side are the fantastical and the primal, forging connections with her that are profound and meaningful--and sometimes deadly.
Ragnarok features seven monsters directly from the depths of Norse mythology and entwined within the historical stories of Ragnarok. From Hel to Jormungandr to Fenris Wolf, Yara wanders across the nine realms to fight her way to Odin and demand justice. Will she find it? What mysteries await in the nine realms? And what creatures will she encounter?Experience Ragnarok as you've never felt it before.
Ragnarok features seven monsters directly from the depths of Norse mythology and entwined within the historical stories of Ragnarok. From Hel to Jormungandr to Fenris Wolf, Yara wanders across the nine realms to fight her way to Odin and demand justice. Will she find it? What mysteries await in the nine realms? And what creatures will she encounter?Experience Ragnarok as you've never felt it before.
490 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 14, 2025
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May 1, 2025
Are you looking for some monster *ahem* romance, but you’d actually like to see romance? Would you like compelling worldbuilding, delightfully realized and reimagined mythos, and plot with your por—monster fun times? Look no further, Tales of Voracious: Ragnarok is the book for you!
Without spoilers, this book follows Yara, a Guardian—a sort of monster hunter who isn’t interested in killing monsters if she doesn’t have to—on her journey after ending up in Helheim. I am well versed in Norse mythos, and I found author Kate Bullock’s take on the Nine Realms and Ragnarok, a grand ride. The world feels dirty, lived in, gorgeous, and I found myself cheering on the characters.
This is a spicy book. Specifically, spicy with monsters. There are many offerings but what I appreciated the most was every encounter felt meaningful. Sure, the erotic elements are deliberate and sizzling, but they also work double duty to show us something about characters, plot, setting, or conflict. I grew attached to these characters, ‘human’ or otherwise. Again, without spoiling, I appreciated Yara’s take on monster hunting. The different lens placed over Norse mythos was also refreshing. It was something I didn’t know I wanted to see until I saw it.
So, if a romp with worldtrees or partially dead goddesses is a vibe you’d like to try, I can’t recommend this book enough.
Without spoilers, this book follows Yara, a Guardian—a sort of monster hunter who isn’t interested in killing monsters if she doesn’t have to—on her journey after ending up in Helheim. I am well versed in Norse mythos, and I found author Kate Bullock’s take on the Nine Realms and Ragnarok, a grand ride. The world feels dirty, lived in, gorgeous, and I found myself cheering on the characters.
This is a spicy book. Specifically, spicy with monsters. There are many offerings but what I appreciated the most was every encounter felt meaningful. Sure, the erotic elements are deliberate and sizzling, but they also work double duty to show us something about characters, plot, setting, or conflict. I grew attached to these characters, ‘human’ or otherwise. Again, without spoiling, I appreciated Yara’s take on monster hunting. The different lens placed over Norse mythos was also refreshing. It was something I didn’t know I wanted to see until I saw it.
So, if a romp with worldtrees or partially dead goddesses is a vibe you’d like to try, I can’t recommend this book enough.
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