The Lost Sun (The Gods of New Asgard) (Volume 1)
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Rating | : | 4.78 (753 Votes) |
Asin | : | 1518678068 |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 334 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2015-08-15 |
Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Along with Astrid Glyn, a teen prophet who’s dreamed of Baldur’s location, Soren takes off on a road trip across the United States of Asgard in search of the lost god and a new future. Berserking is in Soren's blood, too: constant fevers and insomnia promise the power will explode in him any day. Seventeen-year-old Soren Bearskin fears both the past and the future. When Baldur — Odin's son and the god of light — vanishes, Odin offers a boon to any who bring him news of his son. His father, a famed berserker warrior, went to prison after killing thirteen innocent people during a mindless battle-frenzy. Soren sees his chance to change his fate: with that boon, he could ask Odin to strip berserking out of him forever. He's terrified of himself. “A moving and original romance.” – Publisher’s Weekly &ldquo
Wasn't For Me Kate B. Read to: about page 120 of 368The Final Straw:Lack of world-building, plain and simple. Oh, and an awkward romance that basically starts as soon as the main character sees the girl character.The Lost Sun started off as a read that I anticipated that I would finish in a matter of hours. I loved the premise, the characters, and even the quest. However, within 20 pa. Miss Print said a great book. "My mom used to say that in the United States of Asgard, you can feel the moments when the threads of destiny knot together, to push you or pull you or crush you. But only if you're paying attention."Soren Bearskin has been avoiding his destiny for years. He can feel the berserker fever burning in his blood but he refuses to give into the rage; to let himself bec. Best young adult fantasy I've read this year! Cecelia Larsen 2013 may go down as the year of fantastic world-building. Of course a lot of that is due to what I've chosen to read, but I can tell you that Tessa Gratton's new release The Lost Sun, the first in The United States of Asgard series, will join the parade of really wonderful and exciting new worlds that I've discovered this year. I was lured in by the promise of No
Astrid decides to seek him out, and she enlists Soren for the mission. Soren and Astrid become romantically attached, and many sacrifices have to be made for them to deliver Baldur safely to his home. Hand this to fantasy lovers who might be ready to branch out of their comfort zone.–Elizabeth Kahn, Patrick F. Everyone in the country is watching the television when the god of light, Baldur, does not rise from the dead for his yearly renewal. Taylor Science & Technology Academy, Jefferson, LA(c) Copyright 2013. The protagonists learn that the gods are manipulating the annual ritual to suit their needs. Soren is a berserker who wants to resist his destiny to be a fighter. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. They find him, and the journey to return him to his fa