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They live among us. We know they are there. No supervision can control them; no management can stop them. Some are evil. Some are good. All are powerful. They live a misconceptions and angel tales. But what if they were real, a witches, wizards, and angel godmothers? What if they were called "adepts" and used talismans to boost their power? The many absolute whitchcraft in a universe is The Hammer of Thor and Hitler stole it from a legitimate owners, a Valkyrie. When American skilful Francis Kader is reluctantly drawn into a bid to collect a Hammer from a Nazis, he starts a tour that leads him to a fight with Thor himself. Can a small tellurian wish to better an imperishable god?You competence also like...
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Product Details
- Published on: 2011-09-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 322 pages
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About a Author
S. Evan Townsend is a author vital in executive Washington State. After spending 4 years in a U.S. Army in a Military Intelligence branch, he returned to municipal life and college to acquire a B.S. in Forest Resources from a University of Washington. In his gangling time he enjoys reading, pushing (sometimes on a racetrack), assembly people, and articulate with friends. He is in a 12-step module for Starbucks addiction. Evan lives with his mother and dual teenage sons and has a son attending a University of Washington in biology. He enjoys scholarship fiction, fantasy, history, politics, cars, and travel.
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8 of 8 people found a following examination helpful.
By Tim Johnson
Like Townsend's initial book, "Radioactive Communist Zombies", "Hammer of Thor" is a quick paced anticipation novel, consistent meta, story and, this time, mythology. One of a things that we conclude about Townsend's novels is a deficiency of tainted denunciation or striking adult material. we can concede my kids to examination them. This novel had some vital tract twists that we didn't see entrance during all. A fun read, tough to put down. Highly recommended.
6 of 6 people found a following examination helpful.
By seamh
A sprawling fantasy, "Hammer of Thor" follows skilful Francis Kader's tour opposite dual decades, from a war-torn villages of assigned Korea to a remote and ominous towering of Valhalla; from a skies over San Francisco to a Icelandic permafrost. Traveling by ship, train, drifting sorcery runner and cloud, Kader races opposite time, brute adepts, and a gods themselves to save a produce of Thor, training a few lessons about adore and amiability in a process.
5 of 5 people found a following examination helpful.
By W. Bentrim
Hammer of Thor by S. Evan Townsend
This book is an engaging choice story of 1930's to 1950's leaved with sorcery users.
Joe Kader, not his genuine name as genuine names are disposed to misuse, is an adept. He has control over several powers and those powers are extended by talismans. He is conceited and careless about lesser, those who have no enchanting abilities. Adepts seem to be above paltry law and among themselves competence creates right. we enjoyed a approach Townsend grown a impression of Kader. He showed a course in a impression that was beguiling to read.
The book covers a lot of belligerent and each bit is enjoyable. The characters are engaging and don't pound of comic book origins. The brew of sorcery and record was good done. The intensity for a Jim Butcher form array is obvious.
A small some-more gloss and we consider Townsend will be a vital force in this form of book.
I suggest a book.
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