Jeremy Croston

Game Over: Act 3 Yggdrasil Jeremy Croston

Publisher Marketing: Yggdrasil, the World Tree, provides the backdrop to the final act of our story... Tensions have reached the point of no return in the realms. Odin, acting in what he believes is the best interest of everyone, has sentenced Jack to exile. The dark elves are in a fury over his choice and are beginning to rally the rest of the races towards a coup d'etat of the Allfather. Meanwhile, Rumil has gone against everyone's wishes and is on her way to Gandvik, the prison that's holding Jack, to break him out. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned... Jack is about to give up. The cold, wet air of the tower he's locked in has worn him down to the brink. In his moment of despair, he is rescued by the most unlikely of allies - The Norns themselves. Brought to their home, the Well of Fates, Jack learns so much more about himself, his inheritance from his father, and what the future holds. Most shocking however is what (and who) must be sacrificed to prevent the end of all the realms... Everything that has happened is leading up to one singular moment; the final battle at the base of Yggdrasil. The dark clouds of Ragnarok loom high and the Fimbulvetr is in full swing. Freyja holds all the keys, waiting for the opportune moment to free Surtr, the Burning Sword. With so much against them, can Jack, Rumil, and the rest of their allies rally for one last victory? Or has Freyja finally put together a team that no one can defeat? Find out in the final act of the Ragnarok on Ice trilogy!" 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