All
five finished stories are now edited and released at Feedbooks. Here are the
links and the short descriptions again:
Does
the Trickster of Asgard have a heart? And if he does, can it be broken? And if
it can be broken, what will happen to those who break it? A chance meeting on a
rescue mission turns Loki’s world ‒ for the good and the bad. (Warning: it’s a
dark story in parts.)
People
get wiser as they get older, they say. The Trickster of Asgard, however, never
does things the way other people do them. And if one god can wreak havoc on
earth, two can do it even better. For Loki it’s merely a question of keeping
his brother’s glorious plans in check. For a group of gods long gone it’s a
question of finally getting revenge.
Once
upon a time, Asgard had field agents. These days it has the Trickster of
Asgard, the right arm of the All-Father. However, even a god has limits. Loki
needs help and he knows who can help. It’s a good thing, though, his personal
dictionary doesn’t include the word ‘impossible,’ because that is how easy it
will be to completely assemble his team.
The
Trickster of Asgard has many jobs: right arm of the All-Father, agent,
assassin, spy, scholar, sorcerer, hacker, council member… Now Loki can add two
more at the same time: investigator and diplomat. Can he handle looking for a
threat to all realms and negotiating a peace treaty at the same time?
Can
the Trickster of Asgard be caught on canvas? A throne anniversary, two stolen
paintings, and a ring of smugglers are just three things Loki has to deal with
in between standing still for his portrait. A spy network may become a new
enemy or an ally. An enemy might turn into a friend. A glorious plan might just
work out. And marriage is looming on the horizon…
I’m now working on the sixth story and I have ideas
for another one, not a Loki File, but including a Loki as well.