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Heathen Harem Tales #1
Keeper of the Norns
A crisis has struck the Norne Forest. The Goddess of Life has annihilated her twin, slowing the Fate Weavers production to the speed of natural causes.
With all their options exhausted, the disgruntled and desperate trio of men are forced to beg or trick someone into claiming a new title. They want a Goddess of War.
Zhenni, or as some would call her, the Goddess of Love is angry. While it is true that people are living longer, they are loving each other less. She has been around for two eternities and is devoted to preventing a third world end.
With no time for pride, the guys place their all into convincing Zhenni to embrace a darker path for the sake of saving the mortals.
This is a Reverse Harem story intended for Readers 18+
With all their options exhausted, the disgruntled and desperate trio of men are forced to beg or trick someone into claiming a new title. They want a Goddess of War.
Zhenni, or as some would call her, the Goddess of Love is angry. While it is true that people are living longer, they are loving each other less. She has been around for two eternities and is devoted to preventing a third world end.
With no time for pride, the guys place their all into convincing Zhenni to embrace a darker path for the sake of saving the mortals.
This is a Reverse Harem story intended for Readers 18+
141 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 12, 2018
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Tyranni Thomas
63 books56 followersTyranni Thomas is a former nurse with a love of all things Heathen and historical. A writer of High Fantasy, Reverse Harem, Historical Fiction, and Dark Romance who believes that written words speak louder than most people’s voices ever could.
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December 14, 2018
I always try to open myself to reading all kinds of stories and genres. As a Viking newbie, I have no idea whatsoever of that "world". I know/ read the usual mythologies, but that's it. The writing style is not what I'm used to, so it kinda added to my floundering. However, unique storyline and multiple POV are always bonus points for me. Add a touch of mystery (the reason why the 3 Fate Weavers were sent to afterworld), I'd say it was a good start.
What I'd love to see on book 2: more detailed world building, backstory of the main characters, even the other goddesses; and for their relationship to be more developed.
I received an ARC from the author and am choosing to leave a fair and honest review.
What I'd love to see on book 2: more detailed world building, backstory of the main characters, even the other goddesses; and for their relationship to be more developed.
I received an ARC from the author and am choosing to leave a fair and honest review.
December 17, 2018
Confusing
I honestly didn't finish the book. I stopped at 59% .There were parts that just did not make since or didn't track...i wanted to like it, but it just didn't do it for me.
I honestly didn't finish the book. I stopped at 59% .There were parts that just did not make since or didn't track...i wanted to like it, but it just didn't do it for me.
January 8, 2019
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I liked the guys and their snarky attitudes but I was confused most of the book. Plot seemed to be missing content and it jumped around more than I liked.
I liked the guys and their snarky attitudes but I was confused most of the book. Plot seemed to be missing content and it jumped around more than I liked.
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