Second Law of the Valkyrie… Don’t Question the Gods.
Whelp, I broke another one.
Questioning the gods is the least of my problems. Freya is about to flip her lid. Odin wants my man in his super army.
And then there’s Heimdall, a gangster goddess with a gold grill for teeth who runs this swanky New York Restaurant (which also happens to be the Bifrost).
We’ve escaped to New York, but evil seems to have followed us here. People are mysteriously dying and the echoes of Ragnarok haunt my dreams. The closer I get to Will and Tyler, the more I realize I can’t ignore my heart. I need to reclaim my memories and figure out who my heart belongs to… before I give it to the wrong one.
Why? Why did it have to end like that?
Let's back this up a bit to the beginning. It has a slower start that the first book, but that is for good reason and I enjoyed the slow down. A lot of information is worked through and a lot of emotions! I've got to tell you I'm completely conflicted in the "boy" department! A.J. Flowers I don't know how you do it!
On top of boy troubles, we meet a few new characters and find out some things about the others. Some very interesting things.... All in all this is very much a sequel in a series. Or would that be book two in a series? Either way there is a little action throughout the book and heavy at the end. Lots of drama and life discovery. The perfect rebound after the first.
I seriously cannot wait until the third book is ready!