The Valkyrie’s Daughter

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by Tiana Warner
Pub Date – 7/26/22
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I enjoyed this nonstop adventure to Hel. Sigrid has the heart of a Valkyrie but wasn’t born with a winged mare. So she is relugated to the stable.
After an attack and a vision, she sees herself as something important.
So she travels with Mariam the Valkyrie that she helped capture during the attack.
Sigrid and Mariam’s relationship becomes closer along the way.
But then their destination a person Sigrid never thought she would see appears and tells her a bunch of stuff. Let’s just say a war breaks out.

You have to pay attention to every page because they are constantly trekking or plotting and you can easily get lost.

Interested to see what book 2 brings now that Sigrids parentage is known and certain truths were uncovered.


❓ What are you doing to stay cool?
It seems like everywhere is under a heat wave.
We went to the pool on Saturday.

Synopsis:
Formerly titled The Helheim Princess.

From the time she was born, Sigrid has only ever been ordinary. Being paired at birth with a plain horse—instead of the powerful winged mare of a valkyrie—meant there would be no warrior path for her. No riding the skies, no glory among the nine worlds. Just the simple, unremarkable life of a stable hand.

Everything changes when a terrible enemy ambushes Vanaheim and Sigrid sees a vision of herself atop a mythical stallion, leading the valkyries into a harrowing battle. Finally, she can grab her future with her own two hands and become the hero of her own story…if she dares.

But her destiny is tied up with Mariam, a fallen valkyrie who’s allied herself with the very enemy Sigrid is trying to stop.

Now Sigrid has left ordinary behind as she begins a journey with the beautiful—if treacherous—valkyrie, each step bringing her closer to answers…and to awakened feelings for Mariam.

Only, the life Sigrid has escaped may have been paradise compared to the one she’s racing toward. Because her destination is the realm of the dead: the gates of Hel.

Thank you entangled_publishing and netgalley for the e-ARC for my honest and voluntary review.