The Fury of the Gods (Standard Hardcover Edition)

The Fury of the Gods is the earth-shattering final book in John Gwynne’s New York Times bestselling Norse-inspired epic fantasy series, packed with myth, magic and bloody vengeance.

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＂John Gwynne is the closest we have to an inheritor of David Gemmell’s mantle as master of heroic fantasy with grit and heart.＂ -- Mark Lawrence

The final battle for the fate of Vigrid approaches...

Varg has overcome the trials of his past and become an accepted member of the Bloodsworn, but now he and his newfound comrades face their biggest challenge yet: slaying a dragon.

Elvar is struggling to consolidate her power in Snakavik, where she faces threats from without and within. As she fights to assert her authority in readiness for the coming conflict, she faces a surely insurmountable task: reigning in the ferocity of a wolf god.

As Biórr and his warband make their way north, eager for blood, Guðvarr pursues a mission of his own, hoping to win Lik-Rifa’s favor and further his own ambitions.

All paths lead to Snakavik, where the lines are being drawn for the final battle--a titanic clash that will shake the foundations of the world and bear witness to the true fury of the gods.

＂A masterfully crafted, brutally compelling Norse-inspired epic.＂ --Anthony Ryan, author of The Pariah on The Shadow of the Gods

For more from John Gwynne, check out:

The Bloodsworn
The Shadow of the Gods
The Hunger of the Gods
The Fury of the Gods

Of Blood and Bone
A Time of Dread
A Time of Blood
A Time of Courage

The Faithful and the Fallen
Malice
Valor
Ruin
Wrath

John Gwynne studied and lectured at Brighton University. He’s played double bass in a rock ’n’ roll band and traveled the USA and Canada. He is married with four children and lives in Eastbourne, where he is part of a Viking reenactment group. When not writing, he can often be found standing in a shield wall with his three sons about him. His dogs think he is their slave.