Death was only the beginning. Skadi's world is shattered when an empire razes her home. Fleeing to her uncle's remote stronghold on the dreaded Draugr Coast, she vows to become a shieldmaiden and avenge her kin. But there's a truth she keeps hidden: she has already died once, only to be resurrected by a cruel goddess, and gifted with the power to weave fate itself. Amidst a landscape where carnivorous mermaids lurk in icy waters, undead haunt the mist-laden mountains, and gods walk among mortals, Skadi's quest for vengeance unfolds. The Hall of the Jotunn Queen is a fierce saga of revenge, rebirth, and the brutal beauty of Norse myth.

Let the world burn, for vengeance demands no less. On the desolate Draugr Coast, Skadi's name has become legend—giantslayer, shieldmaiden, wyrd weaver, and jarl's daughter. She has conquered all who stood in her path. But now, her quest for vengeance leads her to an ancient, festering evil buried deep within the Coast—a force so malevolent that even the mightiest warriors tremble before it. They tell her it is hopeless. To fight this darkness is to condemn the land to ruin. Surrender, they say, and accept your fate. But Skadi bows to no one but her goddess. And when dread Freyja commands her, Skadi will defy the impossible and let the world burn to ashes.