Loki of Midgard: The Making of a Magician (The Loki of Midgard Series)

This is the first book in the Loki of Midgard series.
If you think you know the Norse god of mischief, think again. Things are not always what they seem, and this trickster is full of surprises.
“Very original and a fresh take on the character, Loki” – Amanda D”A journey filled with intrigue and entanglements” – Tracy E”We suspect this talented … woman is the next JK Rowling” – Award-winning radio host, Mark Alyn
As Loki’s rite of passage draws ever closer on Asgard, a secret portal just outside the palace repeatedly, almost forcibly, entices him back to Midgard (Earth). It’s the fascinating Jazz Age of 1924. As Loki travels throughout Europe, dazzling adoring crowds with his colorful illusions, he feeds his growing thirst for fame. Parading as Lukas Black, the showman and magician, proves far more intriguing than studying or playing second fiddle to his warrior brother, Thor. Back on Asgard, King Odin begins to value the overlooked prince, who suspects the Asgardian noblewoman he is expected to marry is connected to both the threat to his father’s throne and the murderous stalker pursuing him on Midgard. Meanwhile, why can he not forget the beautiful American singer promised to another?
Torn between two worlds, Loki plays a high-stakes game of risk and danger that could cost him everything. Will his double life be his undoing?
Historical fiction and fantasy lovers alike will find themselves captivated by each twist and turn as Loki explores Norway, France, England, Belgium, and Germany. Join Loki in experiencing

The music, magic, food, and culture of the Roaring Twenties
Bohemian Paris, theatrical London, and some of the most famous cities on Earth
Favorite places and characters from 1920s history, including the Folies Bergère and author James Joyce
Gods and goddesses from Norse mythology
A bit of fun with Shakespeare