Siobhan Kinkade

Loki's Game Siobhan Kinkade

WANTED: SINGLE FEMALE, 25-32. A vague employment ad. A romantic entanglement. An old god seeking revenge. Unemployed and desperate, museum curator Lily Redway responds to a strange employment advertisement in her local newspaper. But, that seemingly innocuous response leads to far more than just a job. Soon, Lily finds herself at the hands of the handsome and powerful Rowan Keir and plunged into a world she thought only graced the pages of fantasy novels, an unbelievable world of monsters and mayhem. Rowan is a shapeshifter, a direct descendent of old-world mythology in the flesh, and the guardian of a rare and valuable Nordic artifact. He's smart and secretive and has spent the last six-hundred years hiding his precious treasure from an age-old enemy. Lily finds great use for her professional skills, but when a mysterious new suitor appears, she finds her personal affections in equally high demand. What she doesn't know is that she's a pawn in a longstanding, high-stakes wargame that could cost Rowan his treasure and Lily her life. Through it all, Rowan and Lily learn one very hard truth: All is fair in love and war.