Melissa Marr

K. L. Armstrong

For fans of Percy Jackson and the Olympians, the thrilling conclusion to The Blackwell Pages, written by New York Times bestselling YA authors, K.L. Armstrong and M.A. Marr. Thirteen-year-olds Matt, Laurie, and Fen have beaten near-impossible odds to assemble their fellow descendants of the Norse Gods and complete epic quests. Their biggest challenge lies ahead: battling the fierce monsters working to bring about the apocalypse. But when they learn that Matt must fight the Midgard Serpent alone and Fen and Laurie are pulled in other directions, the friends realize they can't take every step of this journey together. Matt, Laurie, and Fen will each have to fight their own battles to survive, to be true to themselves, and to one another - with nothing less than the fate of the world hanging in the balance.

Thor's Serpents

Kaeli Wolf 

I didn't really enjoy this book as much as the other two. Loki's Wolves and Odin's Ravens I found, were far more captivating. This book took me forever to get into and when I finally did they ended the story. The whole book was rising action and the actual climax didn't happen until the end, and even though the climax wasn't that bad it wasn't what I expected, not in a good way. This book wasted my time because I was waiting for the good part of the book to happen during the entire time that I was reading it. In the first book Loki's Wolves the climax happened after only a little bit of rising action, which I really liked because they kept the climax going for most of the book. In Odin's Ravens they shrunk the climax amount by a little bit. In Thor's Serpents there was practically no climax. There was only 3 or 4 chapters of climax and I found it horrible but, I don't leave a book unfinished, otherwise I would have left this book.

Thor's Serpents

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