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The Well of Mimir: The Spear of Odin Book Three by [Ms. Yvonne Lorenzo]

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In the conclusion to The Spear of Odin Trilogy, Peter Perkins must decide whether to enter the well of Mimir in his quest for wisdom and to survive the trials to come. In doing so ages before, Odin himself paid the price of losing an eye. But the price Peter will pay is nothing that he could have imagined possible.

His journey takes him from an enormously destructive war on Asgard fighting with the Norse and Greek gods against Loki himself back to the Earth, where battling with the gods and goddesses that include Freya, Apollo, Thor, Hades and Nemesis against the forces of darkness and chaos he learns the origin of the evils that are attacking and attempting to destroy all the nine worlds.

Yet there is the risk of a fate awaiting him that is worse than death brought about by his choices. But will faith and love assure victory over the inner and outer foes against which he must battle?

Recommended for ages 17 and up. Scenes of intense fantasy violence and sexuality.

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December 5, 2019
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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B082FQXJJS
Publisher ‏ : ‎ The Spear of Odin Project; 1st edition (December 5, 2019)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ December 5, 2019
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1839 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 395 pages
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P. Philips

Powerful conclusion to a different type of fantasy series.

Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2020

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A powerful conclusion to a different kind of fantasy series, that is not godless and concerned with a feminist (although there are plenty of strong female characters), LBGTQ, and SJW agenda; thought provoking, and Christian in outlook, thrilling, intense, moving, this should appeal to readers in search of something other than mass market fantasy novels with agendas, like Riordan's latest. But it does have a hopeful outlook and in my opinion depicts a flawed character who becomes truly heroic, who experiences great adventures, great sorrows, and great happiness; a rewarding story.

As noted, mature themes, including violence and death, not for children under 17.

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A. H. Talbot

Young Adult Swords & Sorcery That's Neither Nihilistic Nor Depraved (3 of 3)

Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2020

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This is a swords and sorcery series with a twist which I will get to shortly. While ostensibly young adult fiction like what one may find from the likes of Rick Riordan and J.K. Rowling, the series begins with young people who are dealing with bad parents, puberty, sexuality, insecurities and the tortures of school and their peers plus magic, monsters and mythological figures come to life. Personally I think the series is OK for ages 14+ but you may want to read all these reviews before you decide for whom some parts may be too adult. I will say out of the gate that the author was new to the genre and to fiction writing generally when the series began and there is evidence of this. She regularly breaks the first rule of good speculative fiction which is this: To obtain willing suspension of disbelief the author must take pains to provide realism and verisimilitude wherever possible, and that the fantastic magic or technology is set against this backdrop. However, whatever the author lacks in technical story telling skill she makes up for in her knowledge of Greek and Norse mythology and appreciation for the best of Western culture in all times, especially music both sacred and profane. But what is best about the series is its luminous treatment of true love, sex and beauty as gifts from God. And that brings me to the truth in advertising portion. This is a Christian story told by a person who became a more ardent Christian during the time she wrote it, and this shows, especially in the final book. If this is your thing you will love it. If it is not I suggest you keep an open mind because there is much here worth enjoying and thinking about. If that is not possible for you for whatever reason then this series is not for you. If you are involved with a church youth group it might be worth considering developing a lesson plan around these and reading them together.

Book Three: The Well of Mimir

Peter develops a close working relationship with Odin who takes him to the fateful Well of Mimir where the All Father himself gave up an eye in search of truth many years before. The relationship between Peter and Freya is now platonic, sort of, and she is a staunch ally, along with other new god friends. Peter and Eir grow in love and are now openly a thing, though how the scales fall from her eyes about the identity of the annoying kid is a bit tough to understand. Odin, and Peter’s sponsor Apollo, are jointly revealed to be Christians and an apocalyptic battle between celestial and terrestrial forces ensues. This is a Christian morality play and the good guys stay good or get better, though they do come to grief and have to make sacrifices. A bad guy gets better and real forgiveness happens. In the end, inconvenient truths about the nature of evil in the world we inhabit and what loving people must do to endure and live well are exposed in ways that might make some very uncomfortable and for others be a source of hope.

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