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Autumn of Axes by Katie Cross and Derek Alan Siddoway | Wolf Song Saga Book 3

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The final stand of the wolf riders has begun.

Astrid and the Skolvarg people are outnumbered and outmatched.

Their enemy, Uzell, hunts the Greater Spirits.

And as the Skolvarg gods vanish, so does their power.

With no other choice, Astrid and her companions must journey across Vigard in search of allies before it is too late. But after traveling to Ochland to seek aid, the situation they find is far worse than expected.

Uzell’s influence runs deeper than they ever imagined.

And no country is beyond his reach.

Their only hope lies in the lost land of Rymnir, the birthplace of the gods. In pursuit of a miracle, Astrid, Maera, and their friends embark on a perilous quest through foreign realms and forgotten kingdoms, where old acquaintances and unexpected enemies await.

But swords, spears, and axes alone will not be enough.

To save the Skolvarg, Astrid must embrace her destiny as the Wolf Seer and wield the power of the spirits—or watch everything she loves fall to Uzell’s corrupted magic.

Autumn of Axes is book 3 in the Wolf Song Saga, a clean YA fantasy trilogy co-written by bestselling, award-winning authors Katie Cross and Derek Alan Siddoway. This fast-paced, Nordic-inspired fantasy conclusion is perfect for readers who love wolf riders, animal companions, girl-and-her-wolf stories, warrior heroines, spirit magic, found family, dangerous quests, political tension, ancient gods, corrupted magic, and emotional coming-of-age fantasy.

Perfect For Readers Who Love

Clean YA fantasy with no spice
Wolf riders
Animal companions
Girl and her wolf stories
Astrid and Maera
Warrior heroines
Hidden destiny
Spirit magic
Greater Spirits
Ancient gods
Corrupted magic
Dangerous quests
Final battles
Foreign realms and forgotten kingdoms
Political tension
Found family
Reluctant allies
Tribal fantasy
Nordic-inspired fantasy
Coming-of-age fantasy
Epic fantasy conclusions

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Series Reading Order

The Wolf Song Saga is a complete YA fantasy trilogy:

Spring for Spears
Sword Summer
Autumn of Axes

Series Placement

Autumn of Axes is book 3 and the final installment in the Wolf Song Saga.

For the best reading experience, begin with Spring for Spears, continue with Sword Summer, and finish with Autumn of Axes.

FAQ

Is Autumn of Axes part of Alkarra or Elestra?

No. Autumn of Axes is not part of Alkarra or Elestra. It is book 3 in the Wolf Song Saga, a separate YA fantasy trilogy co-written by Katie Cross and Derek Alan Siddoway.

Do I need to read the first two books before Autumn of Axes?

Yes, recommended. Autumn of Axes is the conclusion of the trilogy and continues Astrid’s story after Spring for Spears and Sword Summer.

Is Autumn of Axes appropriate for young adult readers?

Yes. Autumn of Axes is clean YA fantasy written for young adult readers and adult readers who enjoy fantasy adventure, wolf riders, animal companions, warrior heroines, found family, spirit magic, and no-spice stories.

Is there romance?

Autumn of Axes focuses primarily on Astrid, Maera, friendship, war, destiny, the Greater Spirits, and the final fight to save the Skolvarg. The content promise is clean YA fantasy with no spice.

Is there spice?

No. Autumn of Axes is clean YA fantasy with no spice.

Who is Maera?

Maera is Astrid’s wolf. Their bond is central to Astrid’s journey, her powers, and her destiny as the Wolf Seer.

Who is Uzell?

Uzell is the enemy hunting the Greater Spirits and spreading corrupted magic across Vigard.

What is Rymnir?

Rymnir is the lost land and birthplace of the gods. Astrid, Maera, and their friends must seek it out in pursuit of a miracle.

What tropes are in Autumn of Axes?

Autumn of Axes includes wolf riders, animal companion, girl and her wolf, warrior heroine, hidden destiny, spirit magic, corrupted magic, dangerous quest, ancient gods, political tension, final battle, found family, reluctant allies, tribal fantasy, Nordic-inspired fantasy, and coming-of-age fantasy.