He's broken gods and realms, but prophecy is the one thing that still bites back.
Loki Leufeyson has lived a long mortal life on the run. Now the past is finally closing its jaws around him, and his forces are looking a little thin. He has Arlynn, his infuriatingly brilliant fae wife, and Emery, a socially awkward earthling-turned-Lantean who's currently dying from a magical affliction. Not the best odds for a former god.
Powerful magic and disturbing secrets show Emery what her blood is worth.
For the first time since the Red Kin fell, Emery Morgan's life almost looks like a future. Then her mother shows up in the garden with a warning: a Red Kin leader is loose, and someone Emery loves is running out of time.
It's almost certainly a trap. Emery goes anyway.
She and her ex-god partner Loki follow the trail into the darkest corners of the Red Kin's legacy, unearthing blood witches and memories from Emery's childhood that were never meant to surface. The deeper they dig, the more the investigation stops being about what the Red Kin are planning and starts being about what they always planned for her.
Some questions have answers Emery isn't sure she wants. But the truth about her past is coming whether she's ready or not — and it will cost more than she bargained for.
Blood Magic continues the Atlantis Outcasts series with dangerous magic, painful secrets, and the kind of family history that doesn't stay buried.
Please note: This book includes instances of violence (non-gratuitous), explicit language, and occasional references of a sexual nature.
With time running out, Loki faces a choice. Emery is dying, and the answers she needs are buried in a past he's barely spoken aloud. But for her to understand, he needs to do the one thing he avoids: tell the truth.
All of it.
A story of gods and blood magic. Of how the end of one world set the stage for another. Of why Emery's fate was tangled in threads spun long before she was born — and why Loki has spent centuries unable to outrun the horrors that made him what he is.
Chains of Fate continues the Atlantis Outcasts series with a Ragnarök retelling where vengeance has a long memory, and destiny is a chain Loki is ready to break.
Please note: This book includes instances of violence (non-gratuitous), explicit language, and occasional references of a sexual nature.
