Review: Packed with detail and adventure
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 11, 2012
The Asgard Adventures are short books but packed with detail and adventure.  You all know by now I love any type of book that includes references to mythology, history, or paranormal.  This book references Norse Mythology and of great importance - Odin and his wife.  After reading these books I almost wish I could visit Asgard - as long as I was able to travel at will back to Midgard (Earth).  Can you imagine the possibilities?  Dani unintentionally becomes caught in a battle of personalities between Asgard and Midgard in book one.  And Prince Rein is awesome - although initial appearances showed his character to be not so noble.  But he is a lovable character and makes the story "work".  Dani accidentally becomes immortal - which leads into book two.  In book two, Dani, Emrys and Rein become a powerful trio trying to locate the missing/stolen cup of immortality.  A background character from book one becomes much more of a central character in book two.  The end of the story is very surprising - but very cute.  Unlike many series that exist - I don't believe you should read book two without having read book one first.  That shouldn't be a problem since they are both rather short.  But book two makes certain assumptions about what you could possibly know from book one and that is very important in the final "act" of book two.  I give the two together a solid 5.  Fun books and very entertaining.I received these books from MusaPublishing in exchange for an honest review.