Prelude to Ragnarok (Earth's End Chronicles, #1)
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In the quiet town of Carthage, a chilling series of murders shatters the peace, leaving teenagers dead without a trace of motive. David and Sarah, local high school students, are drawn into a labyrinth of supernatural intrigue as they uncover a conspiracy that spans the realms of mythology and extraterrestrial deceit. With the help of shape-shifting reptilians and ancient gods, they must navigate a world where nanotechnology can control minds, and numerology can predict the next victim. As the line between friend and foe blurs, David and Sarah find themselves in a race against time to save those they love and prevent Ragnarok, the prophesied end of the world. "Prelude to Ragnarok" is a thrilling journey through the power of myth, the mystery of technology, and the battle for free will.
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Nate Foy is an author from Northern NY.
He started writing his first stories when he was 12 in 1989. At the age of 16, he began writing poetry. It wasn't until 2005 that he formulated a plan to write his first novel, "Conspiracy of Deception." Seven years later, he had it published.
His second novel was originally called "The Experiment." However, he didn't find that to be a catchy title, so he changed it to "Prelude to Ragnarok."
After that, he put together a book with a compilation of his poetry. He tried to find what he felt his best and most meaningful poetry was, and he put it together in a book called "Joyous Melancholy."
As he continued with his writings, he wanted to go in a more fantasy direction since fantasy is his favorite genre to read. At first, he was going to make it into a children's book, but then he decided it was more for young adults and older. This is when he put together "Curse of Kredaria," which he released in 2019.
His latest book combines fantasy with the real world. He decided to make the setting local and base it on a few legends in his area, such as this vortex that is supposedly at the park in the city he lives. That is how he came up with "A Crossing of Portals."
