Raging Sea: Warriors of the Stone Circles

An ancient goddess drawing her followers closer to free her from her prison. . .

A man who discovers he can control the winds and storms. . .

The woman he betrayed who must trust him if they are to conquer the evil one. . .

Soren Thorson thought his uncle’s stories of an evil force trying to return to destroy their world just another tale of outdated gods. When the powers rise in his blood and he can call and control the winds and sky, Soren realizes he is part of a bigger plot. And when groups of strangers arrive in Orkney and threaten the one woman he loved and lost, he is willing to do what he must to protect her. He never expected it meant battling others who held the powers of ancient gods within them.

After Soren’s betrayal, Ran Sveinsdottir turns her attentions to learning and controlling her father’s trading company. Until a powerful and terrifying man arrives and uses her father to force her into his dark plan. Until she discovers that her affinity to water and the sea is much, much more than simply that.

As more innocent lives are put at risk and the future of humanity hangs in the balance, Ran must discover the truth about Soren and her own new powers and decide if she can risk her life, heart and soul to the one man who’d thrown them away once before.

Raging Sea was previously published by NAL/Signet and is rereleased now by the author with Luckenbooth Press.

“Brilliant second installment in this series. Strong female and male characters touched by the gods battling to keep evil from this world.” Readers D.W.

“Fierce Viking descendants, gorgeous Orkney Islands, fantastical powers -- the second book in this series packs a punch as Ran and Soren battle evil and get a second chance at love at the same time.” Reader M.B.

“Brisbin really added everything to the cake mix in this epic edition in the Stone Circles series. Brisbin has created history, angst, emotional depth, passion of life, determination, courage, love, beauty... Raging Sea has everything.”

         Krissy’s Bookshelf Reviews