Hammers of Thor: Midgard Chronicles Book One

The God of Thunder is about to discover earth's a lot more punkrock than expected...

As our story opens the chaos/order axis is careening far off balance and there is only one chance to prevent complete upheaval: THOR, god of thunder and lightning, must descend to earth and return to Asgard with a mortal virgin bride. Thor arrives in Seattle as a half-mortal, riding a thunderstorm more powerful than any the city has ever seen. Only instead of rolling out the red carpet, locals look upon him as if he were a lunatic. They are soon to learn however that he is much, much more. Unable to speak the language, confused by mortal customs, Thor wanders the city seeking clues to the whereabouts of his mortal bride. By now he is cut off from communication with Asgard. He is on his own and could use some help. He chances upon RAVEN, a young Native American who's led a rough life and has enough attitude to talk her way out of almost any situation. Raven's not the type to take kindly to unwanted advances, so when Thor decides she's the one she decides he needs to back off and cool down. By the time the duo begin to address their differences both realize they are pursued by governments and criminals alike, all desiring to weaponize Thor's powers for nefarious purposes. Now Raven's street smarts and Thor's brute strength might not be enough, because half-mortal is human enough to bleed. Thor and Raven are backed into a corner with all exits blocked. Time is running out to save the universe and enemies are at the gates. That and despite Thor's best attempts, he still can't convey to Raven exactly why he is so drawn to her. HAMMERS OF THOR is a 57k word urban fantasy novel and a sweeping galactic romance that will appeal to any fan of the Marvel comics universe of superheroes. It's a fish out of water story with hard-hitting action and vast metaphysical concepts. It's a fast-paced, suspenseful trip across the cosmos and into something even deeper: the human heart.