Three Swords: A Marvel Legends of Asgard Novel

C L. Werner

$16.95

Publication Date: March 8th, 2022

Publisher:

Aconyte

ISBN:

9781839081101

Pages:

320

Description

The Warriors Three must traverse space and time to save their realm from magical villainy, in this swashbuckling fantasy adventure from Marvel’s Legends of Asgard

During a fierce battle to free the people of Skornheim, the valiant Warriors Three – Fandral, Volstagg, and Hogun – encounter an ancient mystic who bears ominous tidings for Asgard. Three sorcerous brothers who call themselves the Enchanters have wrought evil across the realms, and are building armies with which to conquer the Realm Eternal. It has been foreseen that only one heroic trio can end their wicked plot… But the Enchanters are scattered through time and space, each fortified by their magical Living Talisman. The Warriors Three must be cast across the cosmos, to explore strange worlds, and risk life and limb against unimaginable odds to stop these sorcerers before they can overthrow Odin’s rule.

About the Author

CL WERNER is a voracious reader and prolific author from Phoenix, Arizona. His many novels and short stories span the genres of fantasy and horror, and he has written for Warhammer’s Age of Sigmar and Old World, Warhammer 40,000, Warmachine’s Iron Kingdoms, and Mantic’s Kings of War.

Praise for Three Swords: A Marvel Legends of Asgard Novel

"The writing and characterisation are a dream. I obviously love the comics but sometimes you can not get a full sense of a character's internal thoughts or personality, at least not as in depth as you do in a novel and Werner aces it."
— What You Tolkien About

"I gave Three Swords a five-star rating. The characterization of each of the Warriors Three conforms to established canon and its a lot of fun to watch their interaction with each other, whether in battle or not."
— Chris L. Owens

"Three Swords is a fast paced, action packed, fantasy epic that mixes in the science fiction, historical locations, and ridiculously cool concepts into one huge story that shouldn't work, but lands perfectly."
— Trans-Scribe