Vikingverse: The Jötunn War Issue 04

The Vikingverse is a parallel timeline where the Norse rule seas and stars with restless fleets and Christianity has been put to the Viking sword.

In a series of interwoven sagas, the storied heroes of mankind emerge in new and brutal guises drawn from the pages of mythology, fighting for a future stretched to breaking point by the ever-present peril of Ragnarok.

Be Warned: the meek shan’t inherit this Earth!

reviews

Let Ian Stuart Sharpe take you on a world building journey through alternate viking history, you won't be disappointed

I found the book to be captivating and intelligently written. The storyline is gripping and brings the Viking Age to life.

Ian Sharpe knows his stuff, and proves it again in the threads of this narrative, which would even keep the Norns on their toes.

Book Info

Author: Ian Stuart Sharpe
Editor: Alana Joli Abbott
Cover Illustrators: Ger Curti & Paul Little
Pencils & Inks: Ger Curti
Colors: Paul Little
Letters: Ed Dukeshire
Logo Design: Shawn King
Interior Design: Jeremy D. Mohler
Formats Available: PDF
Edition: First

about the book

A WAR AS OLD AS TIME, WHERE FATE ITSELF HANGS IN THE BALANCE.

In the Vikingverse, the Norse rule the stars with restless fleets and an iron will. But when the thralls rebel, turning to the artifice of Norns to help them escape their bondage, the Natural order is thrown into chaos.

The Jötunn War has been fought across the Nine Homeworlds to contain the threat, a battle against the stuff of ancient nightmares, red in tooth and claw.

Gest is the sole survivor of the massacre at Vimur River. Now, entombed below the surface of Jötunheim, he faces off against an ancient yet familiar foe, a fiend who has seemingly escaped his grave. With Marshall Thunder ready to scorch the skies from orbit, Gest must rescue the future from the ghosts of the past.

The Jötunn War. Go Big or Go Home in a body bag.

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Ian Stuart Sharpe likes to imagine he is descended from Guðrum, King of the East Angles, although DNA tests and a deep disdain for camping suggest otherwise. He is the author of two novels set in his alternate Vikingverse, the All Father Paradox and Loki’s Wager. As a child he discovered his love of books, sci-fi and sagas: devouring the works of Douglas Adams, J.R.R. Tolkien, Terry Pratchett and George MacDonald Fraser alongside Snorri Sturluson and Sigvat the Skald. He once won a prize at school for Outstanding Progress and chose a dictionary as his reward, secretly wishing it had been an Old Norse phrasebook. It took him thirty years, but he has finally realised his dream.

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