Battling gods as a mortal–what could go wrong? 

Loki, (ex) god of mischief, was enjoying the novelty of a mortal life. That is until an old nemesis strikes. The worlds are thrown into chaos as Asgard falls with Odin overthrown. Now it’s Frigg’s turn to rule the Nine Worlds–and she is out for Loki’s blood. 

When Loki is captured, he wants nothing more than to stop Frigg’s dominating reign. But, as a freshly mortal being (and highly fragile) it is not easy to fight an angered goddess. Especially, if you are cast out into Hel. 

Trapped without his powers, Loki’s exiled children may be his only hope to save Asgard. As memories of pain and betrayal rise to the surface, past choices may work against him. Not to mention the wicked surprise Frigg has up her sleeve. 

Curses need breaking, tensions keep flaring, and risks are even more dire than they realized as Jotenheim–Asgard’s fiercest enemy–sees their chance to seize power and rule the worlds instead. 

Loki is desperate for a plan, even if he loses everything, including his life—however, once a trickster, always a trickster, even if mortal. But the biggest trick of all might come from a god no one ever expected.