“The Wolf in the Whale” is a novel that combines elements of mythology, fantasy, and historical fiction to create a unique and captivating story. The novel is set in a world where the gods of Norse mythology are real and have shaped the course of human history. The story follows a young man named Leif, who is the son of a Viking chieftain and a goddess, and his journey to discover his true identity and purpose.

The story begins with Leif’s early life in a small village in Norway, where he is shunned by the other villagers due to his divine heritage. Leif’s mother, a goddess of the hunt, is forced to leave her son with his human father to protect him from those who seek to use her power for their own gain. As Leif grows up, he struggles to control his own powers and find his place in the world.

Leif’s life takes a dramatic turn when he is called upon by the gods to embark on a perilous journey to the land of the gods, Asgard. There, he must confront his destiny and face the challenges of the wolf god, Fenrir, who threatens to destroy the world. Along the way, Leif must navigate the complex web of gods, goddesses, and mythological creatures that inhabit the world of Norse mythology.

A sweeping tale of clashing cultures, warring gods and forbidden love: In 1000 AD, a young Inuit shaman and a Viking warrior become unlikely allies. reluctantly as war breaks out between the peoples and their gods – a war that will decide the fate of them all.

“There is a very old story, rarely told, about a wolf that ran into the sea and became a whale.”

Born with the spirit of a hunter and the spirit of a wolf, Omat was destined to follow in her grandfather’s footsteps – calling upon the spirits of land, sea, and sky to protect her people.

But the gods are no longer listening and Omat’s family is starving. Alone at the edge of the world, hope is all they have left.

Desperate to save them, Omat journeys across the frozen wasteland, fighting for survival every step of the way. When she meets a Viking warrior and his strange new gods, they spark a conflict that could destroy her world… or save it.

In a world where stories that span multiple books seem to be more popular than ever, I had forgotten how much I missed novels that shared a self-contained narrative. I forgot the satisfaction of finishing a book and knowing that the story it shared is over.

The Wolf in the Whale is not an easy book to read. The emotions in there made me feel very strong, so strong that some made me feel sick to my stomach. The first few chapters seem slow, but the story picks up in chapter 5. As for the rest, it’s great. It’s been a long time since I felt so invested in a story. It’s been a while since I’ve felt such intense hatred and hope for characters I know aren’t real. Yet, I was still there, following Omak’s journey, wishing her well-being, success, and independence. To me, she and her world are as real as the dirt under my feet or the cold wind on my cheeks.

• The Wolf in the Whale

• By: Jordanna Max Brodsky

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