- Timothy Brennan is seventeen and miserable; life unravels by the day. Driven to the brink of suicide, a fae creature intervenes and together, they discover there is more to Timothy than anyone knew.
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"A good mix of strong action scenes, intriguing lore and personal development helps elevate this YA fantasy above its well-worn tropes." Kirkus.
"I really loved this plot, it was like nothing I’d read before...Being from Northern Ireland, I enjoyed reading about a world just south of the border, it was intriguing to see characters with Irish names and sailing across the Irish Sea. I have never read a book set predominantly in Ireland despite being from this area of the world." Mrsmamfa's Blog
"There are traces of mythology well known to enthusiasts of Celtic lore, and even a little taste of Arthurian legend. If you're a fan of Rick Riordan's novels, then you'll enjoy this book." Amazon Reviewer
"Not often I read something so well written that I miss my subway stop. You'll want this." Frank Zagottis, Film Producer/Director
"This is a great young adult story that will appeal to everyone. I can’t wait to read more from Gary Nilsen." Jessica Bronder of J Bronder Book Reviews
"Reading this book felt like walking a knife's edge between despair and hope. It reminded me of Neil Gaiman's Stardust blended with the rawness of The Perks of Being a Wallflower. It's fantastical, yes, but painfully human at its core." Goodreads Reviewer
"Alfheim stunned me. It isn't often that a book manages to balance intense emotional depth with thrilling action, but Gary A. Nilsen pulls it off beautifully." Goodreads Reviewer
"I really loved this plot, it was like nothing I’d read before...Being from Northern Ireland, I enjoyed reading about a world just south of the border, it was intriguing to see characters with Irish names and sailing across the Irish Sea. I have never read a book set predominantly in Ireland despite being from this area of the world." Mrsmamfa's Blog
"There are traces of mythology well known to enthusiasts of Celtic lore, and even a little taste of Arthurian legend. If you're a fan of Rick Riordan's novels, then you'll enjoy this book." Amazon Reviewer
"Not often I read something so well written that I miss my subway stop. You'll want this." Frank Zagottis, Film Producer/Director
"This is a great young adult story that will appeal to everyone. I can’t wait to read more from Gary Nilsen." Jessica Bronder of J Bronder Book Reviews
"Reading this book felt like walking a knife's edge between despair and hope. It reminded me of Neil Gaiman's Stardust blended with the rawness of The Perks of Being a Wallflower. It's fantastical, yes, but painfully human at its core." Goodreads Reviewer
"Alfheim stunned me. It isn't often that a book manages to balance intense emotional depth with thrilling action, but Gary A. Nilsen pulls it off beautifully." Goodreads Reviewer