While the romance in this series isn’t it’s strongest feature, it doesn’t leave you wanting.
This is by far my favorite of the Call of the Crows books so far (I’m really hoping there will be more, though I haven’t heard about another yet.
While her, he finds that she isn’t as bad as he thought. He’s know as “Angriest Viking Ever.” He will go and help Erin to help prevent the end of the world. She annoys him, but then everyone annoys him (I can relate sometimes). She also has a tendency to say “(S)he started it.” It doesn’t matter what you accuse her of, someone else started. Every god and goddess has it out for her for one reason or another (my favorite in that she juggled Idun’s golden apples). She makes it her life’s mission to drive people crazy. There is one Crow who can stop him, Erin Amsel. Loki is trying to get out and start Ragnarök. Mostly, this is from gods, but hey, that would piss me off too. Several of the characters refer to them by simply calling them “slave”. Originally, the Crows were created from the slaves of the Vikings, so they have a bit of grudge and the others see them as lesser. They are not Vikings but are created by the Norse goddess Skuld from people from all walks of like that she deems worthy. The Crows are not liked by the other Viking groups.
There is also the Magnus Pack series, which is tied to the Pride series (I don’t remember which is the spin off of what or what order they came in). I love this series, her Pride series and her Dragon Kin series under the name G.A. To be truthful, I could expand and say that this author has it is spades. I will say that a book that can make me laugh is always a plus and this series has it in spades. I love seeing the gods and goddesses playing their games with the characters in the books. I love this world with the Norse mythologies. I love their personalities and how they got where they are. Some have issues and others, not so much. There are so many things about it that I love.
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