Freya has been alone as long as she can remember. 3 books. Over 600 pages of magical adventures, kickass heroines, and forbidden romance. Always moving from foster home to foster home, never finding a permanent family. With her mother dead and no leads on her father, the first clue to her heritage comes in the most unlikely form. An outburst of impossible magic, and the appearance of a ghostly guardian Freya’s mother tasked with watching over her. With her newfound abilities, finding her father should finally be within Freya’s reach, but her new guardian cautions restraint. Freya still doesn’t understand the magical world, she claims, or its dangers. If Freya wants the truth, it may mean going it alone once more. And putting her guardian’s warnings to the test. The Pup Trilogy collects together the first three books in the Freya Snow urban fantasy series, which starts out as YA and follows Freya’s magical adventures into adulthood. If you like kick-ass, sarcastic heroines, immersive magical worlds beneath our own, and love that crosses the lines of magical feuds, then you’ll be instantly hooked on L.C. Mawson’s fast-paced urban fantasy series.

When everyone's trying to kill you, you either get stronger or you die. And yet the price of power might still be too high... Follow Freya Snow, a sarcastic vigilante angel, through her second trilogy of books as she tracks down an oracle, fights to save a friend from a curse, and falls in love with the enemy. Oracle When an oracle goes missing, Fate calls on Freya to help track her down. The problem is, the oracle may not want to be found. Witch Just after she starts a new job, Freya's co-worker falls under a curse and it's up to Freya to free her before it's too late. Enhanced As a number of magical beings disappear without a trace, Freya does her best to hunt down the culprit. The only problem? All signs point to it being her new girlfriend. This collection includes books four to six - Oracle, Witch, and Enhanced - of the Freya Snow urban fantasy series.

Freya has been alone as long as she can remember. 15 books. Thousands of pages of magical adventures, kick-ass heroines, and forbidden romance. She was always moving from foster home to foster home, never finding a permanent family. With her mother dead and no leads on her father, the first clue to her heritage comes in the most unlikely form. An outburst of impossible magic, and the appearance of a ghostly guardian Freya's mother tasked with watching over her. With her newfound abilities, finding her father should finally be within Freya's reach, but her new guardian cautions restraint. Freya still doesn't understand the magical world, she claims, or its dangers. If Freya wants the truth, it may mean going it alone once more. And putting her guardian's warnings to the test. The Complete Collection collects together all fifteen books in the Freya Snow urban fantasy series, which starts out as YA and follows Freya's magical adventures into adulthood. If you like kick-ass, sarcastic heroines, immersive magical worlds beneath our own, and love that crosses the lines of magical feuds, then you'll be instantly hooked on L.C. Mawson's fast-paced urban fantasy series. Buy the boxset to get your exciting urban fantasy fix today!

When most students go backpacking across Europe, it's not because they're on the run from both the magical and genetically enhanced human authorities... Freya and Alex are supposed to be keeping their heads down. They've managed to upset both the Council of Light and the Enhanced, and both are after their heads. But when a Vampyre approaches them in a small French town, looking for someone who can cure a dying Reaper, neither of them can turn away from someone in need. The question is, can they save him before their enemies catch up with them? This collection includes books 7-15 of L.C. Mawson's fast-paced Freya Snow urban fantasy series.

Freya knew that she would take her place as Queen one day, she just didn't expect it to be so soon. Taking over from her father would have always been a daunting task, but someone has opened Pandora's Box, and only an Angel can close it. Meaning that only Freya can close it. But after one too many cryptic warnings, Freya has every reason to believe that Fate intends closing the box to be the death of her, and it will take a miracle to defy her. The Freya Snow Final Trilogy collects together the last three books in the Freya Snow urban fantasy series. If you like kick-ass, sarcastic heroines, immersive magical worlds beneath our own, and love that crosses the lines of magical feuds, then you'll be instantly hooked on L.C. Mawson's fast-paced urban fantasy series.

When everyone's convinced she's dangerous, Freya has no option but to run. The thing is, she's not entirely sure they're wrong... Follow Freya Snow, a sarcastic, fugitive Angel, through her third trilogy of adventures as she runs from the law, fights assassins in Atlantis, and faces off against an elite Demon squad. Reaper After almost destroying a city, Freya is forced to flee with her girlfriend, but escaping trouble isn't so easy. Trident When assassins come for Freya's friend Mel, Freya has to accompany her to Atlantis to fight for her birthright. Kingsguard When Lord Uther sends men to kill Freya, she finds an unlikely ally in his son, who wants to stop his father at any cost. This collection includes books seven to nine - Reaper, Trident and Kingsguard - of the Freya Snow urban fantasy series.

Finding her father had been all she had ever wanted, but can he truly live up to her childhood daydreams? Going to the Underworld was the best way Freya could see to stop Lord Uther, but that would also mean finally meeting her father. Something she had been avoiding for years. Now with the man finally in front of her, will she regret her wasted time? With Lord Uther out for blood, Freya's not sure that she'll even get the chance to know... This collection includes books 10-12 of the Freya Snow urban fantasy series.

Fluent in at least seven languages and a writer of ravishing prose accounts of her journeys, Freya Stark was one of the great travel writers of the twentieth century. In 1934 her first book, Valley of the Assassins, was hailed as a classic and T. E. Lawrence pronounced Stark 'a gallant creature, a remarkable person'. It marked the start of a dazzling career as a writer; explorer and official diplomat which led Stark to explore ancient trading routes in the Yemeni desert, Crusaders' castles in Syria, uncharted regions of Arabia and Alexander the Great's path through Turkey, often travelling alone through dangerous and uncomfortable territories -once having to be airlifted to safety by the RAF. During the Second World War she worked for the Foreign Office in Baghdad and Cairo and made an ill-fated tour of America for the Ministry of Information. She married late -and unwisely -but continued to travel and write well into old age, going to the Himalayas aged 89, and lived to be 100, leaving a legacy of over thirty volumes of travel writings, autobiography and letters. Her life reads like an adventure story, imbued with the captivating spirit of the East. Jane Geniesse's ebullient yet touching account of Stark's life uncovers the complexity and charm surrounding someone who was both hugely feted and yet repeatedly disappointed in her private life -a romantic, a complete original and an inspiration to those who followed.

'Morgan Daimler has gifted us with a well-crafted and engaging introduction to the Goddess Freya. Truly a must read for anyone interested in or already working with this powerful and intriguing Goddess.' Ceri Norman, author of A Beginner’s Guide to Ogham Divination and Faerie Stones The most popular of the Norse goddesses is the Vanic deity Freya, found across the Norse myths and into modern mass media, yet often obscured by contradictory tales and external moral coding. Freya is an alluring deity of magic and fertility, a being so important in the mythology that gods and giants fought over her, yet she is never shown as a passive prize to be won only as a forceful being with agency and will of her own. Who is this powerful goddess who has left such a profound mark across not only Norse culture but also wider Western culture? Pagan Portals-Freya is a basic introduction to the Norse Goddess Freya that covers her history, mythology, associations, and modern appearances, and offers readers suggestions for how to begin connecting to Freya in their own lives.

In 1934 Freya Stark, encouraged by her recent awards from the Royal Geographical and Royal Central Asian Societies, set out to explore the Incense Road in Arabia. The magnificent canyons of Wadi Hadhramaut, stretching for 350 miles inland from the coast, inspired Dame Freya to produce some of her best photographs. The fortified cities with their mud-brick skyscrapers and luscious palm groves perched along the valley beneath towering cliffs are amongst the most visually stunning sights in the world. This once-rich region, home to the Queen of Sheba and made prosperous as a trading route between India and Europe, was by then part of the Aden Protectorate under British rule, but very little of the country had been explored by Westerners. Dame Freya's particular empathy with local people, speaking their own language, resulted in charming pictures of people she worked or travelled with, and the homes and costumes of the period. She travelled in the country twice during the 1930s, and both times was forced to leave due to illness. However, her pictures of Aden, Mukalla and Shibam are exceptional in evoking traditional life in this fertile region of Arabia. During the second world war she returned to Aden and was sent by the Ministry of Information to counter Italian influence in the neighbouring Kingdom of Yemen. Armed only with her charm and a primitive cinema projector, she helped persuade the legendary Imam Yahya to keep his country out of war. Forty years later, at the age of 83, she returned to North Yemen, revisiting some of the places she remembered most fondly.