Jeremy Croston

Power Play: Act 1 Svartalfheim Jeremy Croston

Publisher Marketing: Svartalfheim, home to the dark elves and the place where our story begins... Rumil is tired of the contempt other races of the realms show to her people. Not content to sit back and watch her people struggle, she ventures out of the safety of her own realm and into the Great Forest. Doing everything she can to find out the true reason for the distrust of her people, her destiny brings her a rival, hope, and even love... Jack Skelton, a divorced minor league hockey player from Midgard, gets sucked into the realms by mistake. Finding out the people closest to him aren't who they appeared to be, he finds himself in a hostile environment where survival is hard even for the strongest of gods. It's only when he discovers the most unlikely of allies does his story truly beginning... Fate brings these two together, human and elf, as the beacons of hope. An underlying plot, fueled by a hate as old as the realms, is in place to bring about the Ragnarok - the Twilight of the Gods. Jack and Rumil find themselves at the center of the plot with every intention to put an end to it. The problem - could the one who is hoping to stop it also be the one destined to start it? Join Jack, Rumil, and a whole host of gods straight from the Norse mythology pantheon in the first act of the Ragnarok on Ice trilogy! **Reviews of Power Play: Act 1 Svartalfheim "Power Play is probably the most unique and refreshingly different story I have read this year." "If you are looking for action, adventure, mysticism, romance, and intrigue, this would be the book to add to your library collection!" "Just when I thought I might be able to guess what would happen next, there would be another surprise..." **Edition Notes -Includes both Blood and Arrows and Power Play -90000 words -Reedited by EG Editing Service -Updated Cover -Art work included by Marc Wondolowski Contributor Bio:  Croston, Jeremy Follow Jeremy on his blog at http: //ragnarokonice.wordpress.com Jeremy started writing back in the early 2000's when he was at the University of Central Florida to help curb the boredom of the many marketing classes taken. After graduation, the story line for the Ragnarok on Ice series was put in a box never to see the light of day again...or so we thought. His wife found the stories while moving and encouraged him to put it into print. So here we are with the Ragnarok on Ice series available on Amazon and other fine places. Jeremy is married to his wonderful wife and editor Stephanie. In addition to writing, he works in business development for a Fortune 500 company. He enjoys playing soccer, catching up on all things related to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and watching his dog run around aimlessly