Call of the One-eyed God

Would you uproot yourself from everything? From your home and family? On the say-so of a voice in your head?

Gunnar is 16-years old and it seems his young life is beset by problems.

A terribly nightmare haunts his nights. It always ends the same way--a dragon crunching bones. His.

He wants to attend the chieftains trials hoping to become a warrior. A Viking! But there's a problem. He's small for his age.

And now he's told he must leave his mother, who is not his mother. His home. Which is not his home. And his name which is not his name. All on the say-so of a voice. A voice that claims it is Odin. The Voice also tells him he will surely die if he doesn't leave today. No pressure.

And as he packs his worldly possessions, preparing to leave, he is taken captive and accused of raping the blacksmith's daughter. Gunnar throws and ultimatum in the supposed God's teeth. Get him out of this mess or else he won't be leaving. He'll be dead.

The Call of the One-eyed God is the first book in the World of Stone Sagas: A thrilling epic fantasy set in the worlds of the Gods. Where the Goddess Hel is held captive and Dark magic moves through the lands. Where an unstoppable warrior and his friends must overcome insurmountable odds to save the world the Gods cannot.