Samantha MacLeod

The Trickster's Lover

Persephone Remembers the Pomegranates

All The Prince's Men

The Trickster's Song

Baldr the Beautiful is dead. Desperate to get back to his privileged role as Óðinn's favorite son, Baldr strikes a bargain with Hel, the half living and half skeletal queen of the realm of the dead. He offers the only thing he's got: knowledge from the living world. If he can teach her something new, she can return him to the realms of the living. Hel gives him three days. But the icy Hel seems completely impervious to Baldr's charms. What's worse, she already knows everything. By the end of the third day, Baldr realizes he only has one chance left to impress her. Returning to his former life depends on Baldr the Beautiful seducing the most formidable woman in the Nine Realms.

Hel's Lover

Fenris lies in chains, imprisoned on a desolate island by Óðinn the All-father. Betrayed, alone, and pregnant, his wife Sol is forced to rely on the man whom legends have taught her to fear: Fenris's father, Loki the Lie-smith. Together, Sol and Loki develop a plan to rescue Fenris from his prison in lake Amsvartnir.Doing so might kill them all.And success will force Fenris to surrender the very thing that kept him alive.

The Monster Freed

Mythology expert Caroline Capello agreed to marry Loki, the Norse god of fire and lies.She didn't realize the most dangerous part of their marriage might be the honeymoon.This short story takes place after the events of The Trickster's Lover. It is not intended for readers under 18 years of age.

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