Asgard Awakening 2

Veilverse: Asgard Awakening

Travis Sterling has escaped a life of slavery and has attained incredible magical potential, but he is still vulnerable. What’s more, inheriting Odin’s mantle has automatically earned him a slew of enemies. But now that Trav has power and freedom, he needs a plan. What’s more, he must explore who he is and what he is becoming.

His beautiful valkyries have given him an early advantage and good council, but they won’t be enough, not anymore. The universe is a lot larger than Trav had ever imagined...and more dangerous. In order to survive, he’ll need to forge alliances, create new weapons, master his magic, and learn more about himself. Trav’s experiences growing up on Earth might not have helped much in the mines, but his checkered past might be the perfect resume for a newborn god.

A Veilverse story

Note: This series was crafted for adults. Asgard Awakening contains morally grey situations, polyamory, fantasy violence, and slavery.

©2020 Blaise Corvin (P)2020 Blaise Corvin

Thanks for another fun book Blaise!

I am really enjoying the VeilVerse! 3 great authors with fun differing takes on a wild world view. Andrea once again proves why she is one of my favorite narrators and breathes life into the characters. I am looking forward to the next chapter in Trav’s life.

1&2

What’s not to love. Goes great with the other 3 books of the vers series. Worth it The cultivation ones are little bit better. Both rock though

amazing continuation

this was an amazing continuation of the first book. alot more was learned about asgard and other worlds. Trav pushes forward and adds more followers as well gets to meet Ashley from Cultivating Chaos which is his cousin.

the story helps if you are listening to both stories.

I love this universe

I really like the world building that's going on between the different writers in this veilverse. It has a nice blended balance of different myths and legends. I hope to see many more books in these series. Narration was amazing as always.

well done

there's a lot I could say about this book but the only thing that really matters is that it made me cry. I haven't cried in years but there was a part to this book that just struck true.