Loki of Midgard, how to be lost and found in one week, a love story, debut novel by Sare Liz Anuszkiewicz, is a fast-paced romance and the first of a trilogy of novels. Loki is a coming of age story for adults struggling with identity and responsibility. With a relatable cast of characters drawn from mythology and reality, ranging in age, race, and sexuality, questions of culture, discrimination, and living with the consequences of decisions both good and bad are always on the table of this story.
"Loki of Midgard is what Twilight could have been if Bella was Latina, Edward an alien, and everyone altogether able to talk about their issues."
Modern depictions of Loki as Norse God or Asgardian Royalty range from satanic to psychotic - but what if he was the good guy? Meet Loki as you've never seen him before; the most important seven days of Loki's life are the ones in which he runs away to Earth. Keening and in pain, he doesn't expect to find love. Meet the woman he had given up on finding; Abby is in a holding pattern - a bout of mono delayed her college graduation and she is no longer sold on the practice of kissing frogs to find a prince. Will she be able to keep her focus in the face of extreme temptation?
Loki of Midgard is the smart, sexy, satisfying, feel-good read of your quarantine.
About the Author:
Sare Liz Anuszkiewicz is an author and Episcopal priest. She lives in Buffalo, NY with her husband and the cats they name after fictional characters. They did once live with a pet named Loki when they were in a hippie commune. Loki, at the time, was a gender-bending fierce and fluffy rabbit who belonged to a housemate. Sare's alpha cat Zuko scared all the housemates. And Loki the bunny scared Zuko.
You can follow Sare on her YouTube Channel and follow her on her blog, sareliz.com. She also accepts tips and patronage on her Patreon Page, where she endeavors to spoil her patrons and name characters after them. She occasionally tweets @sareliz. You can also find a treasure trove of free stories Sare has written, archived at AO3.
YouTube Channel - youtube.com/user/revsarey
Blog - sareliz.com
Patreon - patreon.com/sareliz
Twitter - @sareliz
AO3 Page - archiveofourown.org/users/sareliz
