The Legend of the Ice People

Haunted by a curse that twists one in every generation toward the cruel spirit of Tengel the Evil, the Ice People fight for love, power, and survival in this sweeping saga of mystical forces and the eternal struggle between good and evil. Winter, 1581. A plague has swept through Trondheim, leaving sixteen-year-old Silje orphaned and destitute.

The Legend of the Ice People is a gripping saga of love and mystical powers, a story of the eternal struggle between good and evil. Haunted by a curse that twists one in every generation toward the cruel spirit of Tengel the Evil, the Ice People fight for love, power, and survival in this sweeping saga of mystical forces and the eternal struggle between good and evil. In the secluded Valley of the Ice People, framed by snow-capped peaks and shadowed meadows, Silje and Tengel strive to raise a family far from the world's cruelty.

The Legend of the Ice People turns deeper into darkness, weaving a tale of passion, terror, and supernatural fate that will linger long after the final tick.

Deep in the frozen heart of Norway, centuries ago, the Ice People live among shadows and secrets. Some are born with magic in their blood, others with darkness that cannot be tamed. Sunniva, the headstrong daughter of Sol the witch, cannot resist her impulses, and her choices awaken a new force of terror among her people.

The next chapter of the Ice People's saga begins in 1625. Cecilie Meiden is beautiful, gifted, and poised for a brilliant future. But a single night of passion has altered everything. Now she must navigate the intrigues and betrayals of the Danish Court while hiding the child she carries. Her heart yearns for Marquis Alexander Paladin—kind, wealthy, and devastatingly handsome—but can she ever claim him?