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The nail-biting conclusion to the portal fantasy romance, the Triquetra Prophecy Trilogy! When Prince Loki's consort marries his rival to save their son from a curse, a prophecy leads to consequences even the God of Chaos couldn't predict.
The Unseelie Goddess of War's revenge against Loki puts Asgard's Black Prince in a no-win scenario. Bad enough that damn Atlantean prince saved Shannon when Loki couldn't, but now Loki has to watch as she marries Elatha so Loki's son won't die on his first birthday. Neither outcome will leave Shannon and Loki's relationship intact. It's tearing him to shreds to choose between losing his soulmate or his son.
While some of Shannon's Elven relatives have no issue killing her son, others aren't so blase about the curse. Yet it's the prophecy at Shannon's birth that brought her and Elatha together in this arranged marriage. When betrayal strikes, it may be the key to saving not just her son, but Loki's redemption as well. The prophecy hints at the chance to right a mistake that has haunted him, but it's going to require more soul-searching than Loki is comfortable with.
Wait until he finds out he'll have to get along with that Norns-cursed Atlantean to achieve their goals.
If you enjoy romantasy with magic, mythology, soulmates, enemies-to-lovers, menage, and sword and sorcery chosen one quests with a feisty female heroine who doesn't back down, don't miss this explosive final book in the Triquetra Prophecy Trilogy within the Gods Among Us universe. Please note: This trilogy includes three main characters who are all romantically involved.
