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After a thousand years in exile, the goddess Nott learned to live without interaction with the other Norse gods. Hidden away amidst the devastation of a dead heaven, and working to aid the besieged mortals of Midgaard, Nott found peace. The night is her realm, and darkness her best friend. But war finds her. And her grandfather, Loki, wants her at his side, when he conquers Asgaard.

As war rumbled through the heavens, the seas also boiled with battle. Poseidon was one of the first to succumb. Now, the alliance of evil gods turn their sights on the Inuit pantheon. Barely surviving the initial strike, the goddess Sedna seeks the sanctuary of the oceans and her old friend Jormungandr. She knows the Norse world serpent isn’t the evil people believe him to be.

An In-Depth Discussion of the Bible and Biblical themes

For most of her life Maggie O’Donnell dreamed of becoming an astronaut. Instead, she ended up flying the Xi Force super jet. Not a bad trade-off. And when she inherits the powers of the Irish goddess Morrigan, she steps into an even bigger role with the super team. But an ancient enemy rises with the inheritance of her new superpowers, one who’s out to destroy her and anyone close to her.

In Bella's Dancing Lesson listeners learn the importance of getting up when you fall and not allowing yourself to be defined by a mistake.

Evildoers beware! Crimefighters rejoice! Mystery buffs, hold on to your seat! Masked Gun Mystery 1 from Pro Se Productions, brings you pulp goodness with guns, clues, murders, and mayhem!

We all have trauma and we all have unpacked issues, Christy Dunaway Smith and Laurie C. Mitchell decide to sit down and unpack those issues in a series of episodes covering various topics. A therapist and previous client turned friends, cover it all. Family, friendship and self reflection. These are stories of personal triumphs and failures, unpacking them together and for all of you. So sit down, listen, and let’s unpack together - because things are heavy and we all carry a lot and if they can lighten the load, let them!