The Weaver and the Witch Queen: A novel Genevieve Gornichec

Amidst the rugged landscape of Viking Age Norway, the fates of two women, Oddny and Gunnhild, become intricately woven through a childhood blood oath. United by unforeseen challenges and ancient prophecies, Oddny and Gunnhild find themselves bound together in a tapestry of destiny.

Oddny, initially yearning for a peaceful life, is thrust into turmoil when her farm is ravaged, and her sister Signy is abducted by Viking raiders. In her quest to rescue Signy, Oddny discovers a surprising connection with one of the raiders, blurring the lines between enmity and desire.

Simultaneously, Gunnhild, a witch who escaped her oppressive mother, finds her destiny intertwined with King Eirik, heir to Norway's throne. Against the backdrop of magic and history, the unyielding bonds of sisterhood come to the forefront.

The narrative navigates the challenges of love, loyalty, and self-discovery, unraveling the complexities of the Viking world. With a rich blend of mythology and the power of sisterly connections, the novel explores the depths of friendship and the forces that shape destinies.

This enchanting tale promises a deeply moving exploration of sisterhood, magic, and the inexorable pull of fate in a world teeming with historical richness and mythic resonance. As characters confront shared prophecies, the novel invites readers into a world where the bonds of sisterhood prove unbreakable, even amidst the trials of Viking society.