Loki
She didn’t ask for a god. She asked for someone who would stay. Unfortunately, the universe has a sense of humor. When Serra Thorne’s quiet, desperate prayer reaches beyond the veil, it wakes Loki—the God of Mischief—from a long and very unwanted slumber. Now bound to Midgard and stripped of much of his power, he is tethered to the one mortal who summoned him. There is only one way to break the binding: help her find a suitable companion… —or become him. Loki has no intention of playing mortal matchmaker. But Serra is not what he expected. She does not worship. She does not beg. She barely even reacts to him. And worst of all—he cannot read her mind. Now trapped in her orbit, Loki observes, provokes, and interferes, his every thought dripping with sarcasm and dangerous curiosity. After all… what could possibly go wrong when a god becomes invested?
About Loki
She didn’t ask for a god. She asked for someone who would stay. Unfortunately, the universe has a sense of humor. When Serra Thorne’s quiet, desperate prayer reaches beyond the veil, it wakes Loki—the God of Mischief—from a long and very unwanted slumber. Now bound to Midgard and stripped of much of his power, he is tethered to the one mortal wh...Read more