The meme is hosted by Brooke from Brooke Bluestocking Guide.
Welcome to Wishful Wednesday!
As one of my Internet friends is doing a course on Norse culture and laguage (waving to the Red Witch) my wish today is kind of inspired by some entries o her blog.
In other words would like to read Wolfsangel by M.D. Lachlan.
Here you have the blurb (from Amazon.com.):
Sorcery and savagery fuel this rousing historical fantasy, the first volume in a planned multivolume epic. Acting on the witch Gullveig's prophecy, Viking raiders kidnap two infant brothers from a village. Wily and clever Vali is groomed to be Viking king Authun's heir, while Feileg is raised ferally as Gullveig's werewolf protector as she schemes against the god Odin. The boys enjoy adventures peculiar to their different upbringings until their mutual affection for farmer's daughter Adisla draws them together as comrades in arms as well as rivals in love. Lachlan (a pseudonym for Mark Barrowcliffe) keeps supernatural inflections to a minimum, opting instead for a colorful and credible evocation of the Norse world as one where the paths of gods and men frequently cross. Vivid in its rendering of the primitive historical past, this entertaining adventure will have readers eagerly anticipating the next book in the series.(Actually you don't have to anticipate anything as the next part is available as well ;))
What are your wishes this week? Have you read the book featured by me? Would you like to read it? I would like to know your thoughts!



I'm not big on historical fiction of any kind. I do like to read reviews of it because I can get a sense of the plot and theme without reading the entire book that likely wouldn't hold my interest. So I look forward to your review real soon. :-) I wish to have some available time to read Night Circus.
ReplyDeleteA multivolume epic - should keep you going for a while!
ReplyDeleteI love reading historical fiction so you can count on me, Lena!
ReplyDeleteTracy, if it is good it certianly will!
I see you have Vikings and Odin on your mind too.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Vikings, Odin but firstly and foremostly Loki ;).
ReplyDeleteI haven't read many books based on Norse mythology.
ReplyDeleteLol, it is always good that the next part is already out when you start something ;)
ReplyDeletecarol you might want to pick one then...
ReplyDeleteBlodeuedd, how lovely of you NOT saying that you've reviewed that one not so long ago...tsk, tsk. You don't want to share, do you? I've ferreted your review out anyway. :D.
Yes, I think Blodeuedd made me put this one on my wishlist. ;D
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating. I thought this one looked interesting too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Melissa for being the vitness for the prosecution ;p.
ReplyDeleteBrooke my pleasure, thanks for a visit!
If you are into the Norse gods at the moment, I wonder, have you read the trilogy by Kevin Hearne? Real funny urban fantasy I guess.
ReplyDeleteNo Aurian, I haven't. I will keep it in my memory (so written down) though, thanks!
ReplyDeleteI want SCORPIO RACES by Maggie Stiefvater. Just came out - today I think. YAY for books!
ReplyDeleteAn author I recognize because of your blog! Nice wish!
ReplyDeleteYou know, I must be distracted. I just noticed your shout out.
ReplyDelete:)
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