Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Sword of the White Horse

"Sjunneson does wonders to weave history and mythology together with the world of AC to create a story that is truly her own. Not to mention bonus points for the Arthurian legend links as well!" -- What You Tolkien About "Whether you're a fan of the game looking to experience more of the ever expanding Assassin's Creed universe, or a complete newcomer who was attracted by how the story sounded, this is a book that anyone can pick up and enjoy. It's got some great characters, some wonderful world building, and some tense action sequences that are sure to keep folks entertained. Here's hoping we get more from Niamh and her story in the future." -- Trans-Scribe "Sword of the White Horse is a perfect read for those who enjoy mythology, historical fiction, badass female leads and of course the Assassins Creed video game, especially Valhalla." -- Game Industry News "This book is an absolute must for not only fans of the Assassins Creed games, but for all fans of stories of legend. As a work of historical fiction, the story is a solid concept of what could happen to the sword, but as an Assassins Creed title, it provides another serving of the Valhalla epic that has been growing larger and larger into its second year of connected content. I would love to see future stories on this unique and original character in the future" -- The Ones Who Came Before

ELSA SJUNNESON is a Hugo, Aurora and British Fantasy Award winning editor. A deafblind hurricane in a vintage dress, her work has appeared in Serial Boxs: Marvels Jessica Jones: Playing with Fire, Uncanny Magazine, and Fireside. Her debut memoir Being Seen: One Deafblind Woman's Fight to End Ableism releases in Autumn of 2021.