Wolf of the Sands

By: Amy Kuivalainen

Narrated by: Georgia Gray

A Viking witch touched by the gods, a magi prince from a mysterious world, a love that will shape the destiny of a kingdom.

Betrayed by her gods, Fen is sold by raiders to the mysterious People of Sand and Sky and taken to Aaru, a world of impossible beauty and cruelty. An accidental encounter with the pharaoh's son will alter her fate, offering Fen a chance to earn her freedom in the most unexpected way.

Khan knows that change is coming to Aaru, but he never anticipated it to be in the form of a fierce witch from another world. Fen is a gift from the gods, and he will do everything he can to keep her safe.

Prince and slave strike a bargain; Khan will protect her and send her home in a year's time, and in return, Fen will teach him about her magic and gods while pretending to be his royal concubine.

When betrayal burns Khan's world down, neither he nor Fen can predict how their bond will change them, awakening fierce magic and a love that will impact the very fate of Aaru itself.

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Amy Kuivalainen (P)2022 Tantor Media

Excellent blend of mythologies

Amy Kuivalainen has woven a story of pure magic. Fen is a strong and brilliant FMC who fights for the rights and freedoms of those around her. Khan is a soft-hearted and fair MMC who wants the same for his people and those of other lands. This book is a well crafted blend of Norse, Egyptian, and Mesopotamian mythologies. The narrator did a fantastic job of bringing these characters to life.

Idk how I feel

This book was good, there is no denying that. However, I felt like the main characters went from just met to mushy gushy lovey talk near instantly. It wasn’t bad per se, but it did feel a little forced. Still worth the read overall, but I feel like it could have benefited from being a little longer


The narrator was good when doing the female voices, but the male voices either sounded like wheezing old grandpa or like Goofy.