The Viking Wolf

A Romantasy

De: H.P. Mallory, J.R. Rain

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

I’ve always known things I shouldn’t—little whispers of the future, hints of what’s to come. So when a mysterious email leads me to the tiny town of Marshall Heights, I don’t question it.

I follow the pull… and come face-to-face with the man who broke my heart.

Torsten Black left me eight years ago without a word, and seeing him again feels like fate. But Torsten is no longer the man I remember. He’s hiding secrets, dangerous ones—and he insists I’m not safe.

He’s right.

Because moments later, his brother Skarde—a ruthless Viking warrior from another realm—bursts into my life and tries to kill me.

That’s just the beginning.

Suddenly, I’m caught in a world I never knew existed: Viking wolf shifters, ancient magic, jealous goddesses, and a war between gods that has unleashed a deadly, unending winter across the earth. And somehow, I’m at the center of it all.

With the blood of Valkyries and witches running through my veins, I’m tied to both Odin and Freya—two powerful forces on the brink of destroying everything.

When Torsten vanishes into a realm of fire, I risk everything to save him… only to find myself trapped among giants, demons, and creatures that would tear me apart without hesitation. Allies appear in the most unlikely forms, while enemies close in from every side.

As the war escalates, the four of us—Torsten, Skarde, Fyrcat, and I—must set aside our differences and journey into the heart of danger to stop the gods themselves.

But trust is fragile. Loyalties are tested. And the longer the winter rages, the closer the world comes to its end.

Because in a battle between gods… mortals are nothing more than pawns.

And survival is far from guaranteed.

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awful AI voice

The AI voice ruined it for me. Why would u want to listen to AI, when people have proper inflection, and tone

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Narration had little inflection making some of the characters sound exactly the same even with advanced notice of the speaker. And maybe a warning before ‘the smile didn’t reach…’. Aaaaarg