Ragnarok

About the Book

Wodan sat back in his High Seat as he looked back over the last ten years. The mess known as Discovery Center had been eliminated and Midgard was free.......

Morgan vividly remembered the conversation that he and his sister had with his goddess birth mother, the Morrigan, and Freya before the Discovery Center assault. Morgan found out that, had Freya had a different disposition, she would have been chosen as his goddess birth mother and not the Morrigan. That fact did not sit well with him, when he considered that Freya wanted to seduce him to piss off the Morrigan.......

Freya had picked up the slack for Sunny, preforming the various duties that fell to Sunny after her mother Gina’s death. It appeared to Freya, and too many other gods and goddesses, that Sunny was a woman beyond redemption.......

About the Author

Terry Unger, currently retired, is a student of history, mythology, and alternative religions. He is a Reiki Master and has degrees in engineering, metaphysics, and culinary arts. He has previously published four other books, ‘Beneath Valhalla - Opinions of an Iconoclast,’ ‘The Last Wizard – The Story of a Reluctant Hero,’ a first and second addition, and ‘Son of the Morrigan.’ ‘Ragnarok,’ his latest work, is the third book in his Reluctant Hero Trilogy. He currently is working on several other projects. Terry and his wife, Sandra, live in League City, Texas.