"Loki's Wolves" by Pat Young follows the journey of two young heroes, a girl named Maddy and a boy named Fen, who discover they are the children of Norse gods. As an ancient prophecy awakens and dark forces threaten to break free, they must navigate a treacherous world filled with mythical creatures and rival godly factions. Maddy and Fen join forces with an unlikely group of allies to prevent the rise of the chaos god Loki and save their realms. Together, they confront challenges that test their courage, resilience, and the strength of their newfound friendship. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is part of a book series called Blackwell Pages .

This book was published in 2013 by Hachette Book Group .

PAT YOUNG is a lecturer with great practical experience of social welfare. She has worked in a psychiatric hospital and has been active in a number of voluntary groups. She currently lectures on social policy at Colchester Institute, and is also chief examiner with a leading examination board. Armstrong and Marr are New York Times bestselling authors who share a love for mythology and decided to write Loki's Wolves for their pre-teen sons.