Wolves (I Bring the Fire, #1)

by C. Gockel

Loki’s armor and his sword, Lævatein, hang against the far wall.

Loki says, “My dear, have you forgotten that among some humans I am regarded as the patron god of lost causes?” Not that he believes he or any of the Aesir are gods.

It is the Journal of Lothur. Hoenir must have packed it. Loki presses the book to his forehead and squeezes his eyes shut. More than a journal, it is a book of magic with maps of many of the secret back road branches of the World Tree.

Joking about pain is the only weapon he has.