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10/6/2020

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Trickster's Law
Not So...Evil Book 4
by Sofia Aves
Genre: Paranormal Romance, Dark Fantasy 

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A child isn't born evil...is he?
Mischiefmaker, silver tongue, trickster… Mayhem follows Loki throughout the nine realms, earning him a reputation as a bringer of chaos. But there is more to Loki than mortals see, and life is boring for an immortal when no one really gets him.

A little mischief is harmless in the hands of a god, right?

Companion to Odin and Thor but shunned by the Norse gods of the Ӕsir, Loki still seeks their acceptance. No matter how many times he saves their supreme backsides, his every effort ends with a death threat casually tossed in his direction.

Increasing his attempts to impress the Ӕsir, Loki tires of their constant disdain despite his successes in their impossible challenges. So, he turns to what he does best: chaos.

Follow the trickster god Loki through the perfectly normal life of a disillusioned god, and find out what makes him NOT SO...EVIL.


This book is a stand-alone read, a chronicle of Loki's mischief and love in this collection of NOT SO...EVIL origin stories.



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​I held my dress against my swollen belly, pressing my hands against its shape. The baby inside moved, my skin stretching to accommodate it. 
“You know they want to kill you.”
“Since when has that been news?” I tossed a crumpled robe at Thor. “When does the Æsir not want to dispose of me in some terrible fashion? It’s a little harsh, isn’t it? After all, don’t they think this punishment is sufficient?” I poked my belly. “Must you watch me dress? It’s rather...creepy, you know.” 
“It’s a fun hobby,” he grinned over his ever-present horn of mead, “besides, you make a stunning lady… albeit a well-rounded one.” 
“I bet you say that to all the girls.” I batted my eyelids, then clutched my back. “Pregnancy isn’t meant to be this difficult. Even this late into my term. ” 
It shouldn't have felt so odd, but this pregnancy was different to my earth-bound ones. I supposed a horse’s offspring might take a different form. Alongside my family — long passed now — on Midgard, I had two other sons: Fenrir, the great wolf, and Jogunmandr, the world snake. A female shape had seemed most appropriate to keep during my term. 
“Well, you’d know.” Thor’s eyes twinkled at me across the room.
“Tone down the charm, would you? It’s positively incestuous.”
“We’re not related,” he reminded me.
“May as well be.” I gripped the end of the day bed Freya had been kind enough to lend me. “God’s balls. The other eight weren’t this difficult.”
“Is it coming?” Thor tossed his horn aside, its dregs coating the glass window that overlooked the city. Asgard had expanded past what anyone had expected, developing into a nation in its own right in the few short months since the giant’s defeat. 
“That eager to become an uncle? Cousin— oh, whatever,” I groaned, leaning over the blue velour and hoped I wouldn’t ruin it with birthing fluids. 
“Frigg!” Thor bellowed, leaning out the doorway. His voice echoed throughout the palace, finding it’s victim, as always. Footsteps echoed along the long hall outside my rooms. I cringed.
“Keep it down, please,” I begged as another contraction curled me into a ball, stealing my words and breath along with it. 
“Stop your whinging, woman,” Thor ground out, tapping his foot impatiently. 
“Can— can I help?” A soft voice stilled the panic in the room. Not chaos; because that was my strength. No, this was simply panic, mostly from the untried god in the room. And she calmed it. 
Another contraction wracked me. I grabbed Thor’s hand, forgetting the voice. 
“You- you’re going to have to do this.” I collapsed on my back, my sweat-soaked robes hanging between my bent knees. 
“What? Oh, Hel,” Thor crouched, lifting the hem of my dress. He frowned.
“Oh for pity’s sake, this isn’t a time to be fragile,” I snapped, huffing between contractions, “you’re married to a beautiful woman. Surely you know what a- oh, fu-”
Thor rocked back on his heels. “It’s not that, Loki. It’s just, um…”
“The head comes first.”
“No, it’s not that.”
“Then the butt. Or the feet, perhaps.”
“No, it’s not that, either.” The god peered up my dress. 
Pain shot across me, ripping me from breast to arsehole, a great tearing that would surely split me. The world went white and I forgot to breathe.
Small hands gripped mine and a dark head I didn't recognise for a moment bent over mine. She pressed a cool hand to my forehead, stroking the hair from my eyes. I held hers, a magnificent translucent amethyst would with the gold thread of fate itself. I wondered, yet again, how many times I would fall in love in this world. 
Sigyn. 
My mind whispered her name, though my lips forgot to say it. Or maybe I just wanted to keep it to myself. A secret, between just us for that moment.
My stomach contracted again. I lay back, panting. Her hand started on my arm, and I was able to breathe. 
One breath. That was all I got.
Movement struggled, pushing into my spine, then nothing. 
I panted, blinding white coming into focus as my gaze fixed on a scalloped section of ceiling above my head. The room was void of sound, and my heart hitched. 
“It’s alive? What is it? Is it alive?” I craned forward but my ruined muscles refused to allow it. “Thor?”
“It’s alive.” His voice was thick, dull.
“What’s wrong with it?” Hel above, I really was becoming a snarking woman. “Tell me.”
“He’s beautiful.” I took the awe in her voice as a positive, her fine features at this close range, even as I strained to see my son. 
“Well, its, uh…” He dropped a bundle of cloth into my arms, sharp points sticking out at all angles. 
I frowned, trying to unwrap it but the cloth got tangled. Folds knotted with slippery fluids wrapped around tiny limbs. Increasingly frustrated but also desperate to see my baby, I tore gently at the cloth with shaking hands. Adrenaline coursed through me, bringing the point of panic closer. 
When I thought my heart would erupt in my chest, the cloth finally parted to show me a slimy face, delicate and new. Tiny eyes barely opened stared back at me as I cradled the creature to my breast. 
“You’re perfect,” I cooed, snuggling the tiny baby in my arms, echoing Sigyn’s earlier comment. Fur plastered with birthing fluids, it nuzzled my skin. Swiping the gunk from its face, pale fur emerged. I stroked it in the right direction, marvelling at its beauty. 
“Sleipnir,” I murmured. The tiny horse nuzzled, a choking whinny rumbling inside its fragile neck. “I think you need to stand, little one.”
“Stand?” Thor’s strangled voice brought me back. “How will it stand?”
“As you would, I imagine, if you would get off my legs,” I snapped. 
Sigyn silently collected the filthy rags and towels, dropping a kiss first on my forehead, and then my child’s. 
“Congratulations,” she whispered, vacating the room in silence. I couldn’t even hear her footsteps leaving the hall, this time.
Thor removed himself from my lower limbs, circulation returning in a rush. Pins and needles shocked my system but I ignored it, staring at my baby. 
“Time for you to get up, little one.” I murmured. 
“But Loki,” he whispered, “it has eight legs.”
“Very observant,” I growled, not letting a small thing like four extra appendages ruin my post-birth experience. 
I changed back to myself, glad to let my stomach muscles return to their usual state, though the exhaustion remained. Then I remembered I had to feed the small beast and returned to my feminine form. Fortunately, the changes remained. Shape shifting only covered so many bases; I still had to deal with the strain on my body as well as the mental fall out. 
The peace of a completed birth not yet set in, I craved contact. Looking over to Thor, I shook my head, wishing with a sudden, deep-seated need, that Sigyn hadn’t left the room.
I placed the tiny stallion on the floor. Quivering beneath his own weight, he stood on two legs, the rest a tangled mass beneath him. 
Reaching into the mess of bones and slop, I began to straighten them out. Each limb  was slippery as a kraken’s tentacles, and sorting them into order was too much of a challenge for my fatigued mind. I got four in a row, all lined up, but one slipped and they collapsed, tangling in on themselves. 
“Help me,” I gasped hoarsely, “please.”
Thor’s hands shook as much as the poor creature but after a few minutes, the legs were where they were meant to be. 
“Is that right?” Thor crawled around to the other side, peering between a cluster of hooves.
“I think so,” I sat back, studying my offspring critically. I’d only birthed human babies before, and they were much easier to work out. “First time for everything,” I muttered to myself.  
Sleipnir took tiny steps, his entire body vibrating, and worked his way around the room. 
“Let’s not do this again,” Thor moaned, stretching prostrate on the floor. Birthing fluid coated his arms and chest. I grinned at the sight of the glorified god brought low by such a tiny being. 
I shook my head. “Not a chance.”
He turned his head to the side, grinning, and held his fist out, curled into a ball. I stared at it, open mouthed. 
“What do you want me to do with that?”
“You hit it.”
I shrugged, preparing to slap his hand to the ground. “Okay.”
“No! Not like that. Like this,” he mimed pressing his fists against each other. “See? You bump them.”
I raised an eyebrow. “Like this? Is there a point to it?”
“You’re the one who told me to spend more time on Midgard.” 
“I think you took me far too literally.”
The door creaked open. Several gods peered in on us, taking in Thor and I stretched out on the floor, our chests still rising hard. My skirts dangled limply between my legs, and I remembered far too late that my hoo-haa was on display. I needn't have worried; every eye latched firmly onto my child.
“Loki,” Odin stared at the creature, disgust and his usual dose of disdain warring across his features. “What have you done?”
He expects me to fail. Every time. 
Thor stared at me askance, then buried his head face first in the carpet, groaning when birthing fluid slipped down his ear to puddle around his nose. 
“Sorry, did I say that out loud?” I made the remark light, though emotion roiled in my chest. I’d never fit in with them, thanks to my birth to a giant mother and a mortal father, not just flashed into existence like the exalted Pillars of the Cosmos. I snorted. 
“Maybe just a little.” Thor’s muffled voice rang loud in the strained silence of the room. 
Well, I got raped by a stallion saving your broke asses.
Another face appeared amongst the gods, though she wasn’t always counted as one. 
Another on the outskirts. Like me. 
“Come to join the party, Sif?” I rolled my shoulders back and quirked an eyebrow before I remembered I was wearing a dress. She ignored me, and headed directly for Thor. Sif, goddess of reproduction, was notoriously straight and rather boring. 
Pretty, though. 
I followed her across the room with my eyes alone. 
“Lady Sif.” Thor scrambled to greet his wife, rising as her hands curled around his shoulders. 
“Are you okay, my lord?” she whispered in a meant-to-be husky voice that stirred me, regardless that I wasn’t the one she addressed. 
“Of course.” Thor rolled onto his back. She fussed at him, golden hair falling in a curtain between us, shielding him. The ends dangled in the red and purple goop he was covered in. I eyed her golden tresses, wondering if I could find something alike as a gift for Sigyn in thanks.  
Sleipnir nudged her elbow. She looked about, then cowered into Thor’s chest while he explained the situation with one, large hand pressed to my baby’s rickety chest. I hoisted myself to my elbows, ready to pounce should anyone attempt to hurt my child. 
“It’s fine, it’s fine,” Thor murmured into her hair while I stared on, an island in a room of eyes. “It’s just him, kær, it’s always just him.”
I managed to keep my mouth closed. Even Frigg looked at my horse with a hand over her mouth. My teeth ground together, and I half expected one to shatter with the force. 
“Well. I guess that’s done, then.” 
And before I could argue, Odin grasped Sleipnir around all eight of his hooves, turned him upside down, and carted him out the door. 
I screeched, Frigg’s arms wrapping around me tight, cooing something useless in my ears. But nothing stopped Thor’s bellow following Odin along the halls, booming in its path.
“Do you have any idea how long it took us to put that thing together?”


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Sofia is a romantic suspense author from Brisbane, Australia. She started writing romance when she couldn't find the books she wanted on the shelves in her local bookstore and became addicted to storytelling. She exists on a diet of coffee and champagne and routinely kills her collection of tortured orchids.


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There's a Norse god in my head and his name is...


Loki.

He's in there, and when you have a trickster god inside your head 12 days before launch day, things get just a little...chaotic.

Writing Trickster's Law may have been one of the most entertaining writes of my life. The pure sass between Loki and Thor had me in hysterics as I wrote...Mr. A even thinks he might read this one! (A minor miracle in itself!).

There was a LOT of research that went into this one. When I was approached by the other authors in the NOT SO EVIL series to write a villain's origin story, my mind immediately went the way of Loki. But I didn't want to write Marvel's version (thought it's totally acceptable to imagine him as Tom Hiddleston).

Why? Because of copyright, for a start. But also because that Loki has been done by some amazing writers already...you know, Stan, to start with...but also because I wanted to show Loki in a light he hadn't been drawn as in popular media. To really show what makes him not so evil.

Research during 2020 took a slightly different turn to my usual interviews and library trawling; I had two different translations of the Poetic Edda open for the entire write, and while there are lots of old legends in there, they certainly took on a life of their own! Plus, there's a fair bit of romance in there because, well, it's me.  

To date there have been a lot of laugh out loud moments amongst my team and I made two betas cry. Which made me feel better, because I cried writing that last chapter too - and no, not sharing because...spoilers :)

So I hope you enjoy reading Trickster's Law as Loki will always have a very special place with me. 




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143 Comments
Bea LaRocca
10/6/2020 04:50:28 am

A gorgeous and terrifying book cover (because I have a snake phobia), and the synopsis and excerpt are intriguing, this sounds like a delightful book and series. Thank you for sharing your guest post and book details and for offering a giveaway, I am looking forward to reading your stories.

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 06:31:04 am

Thank you so much Bea and Silver Dagger! This looks amazing and I'm totally blown away! Fabulous job, thank you! Bea, I love that cover too! Working with amazing designers is one of the joys of my week (apart from putting down the actual words!). Totally understand the phobia - as an Aussie, most things that slither are reasonably deadly. Sofia xx

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Emily B.
10/6/2020 08:09:00 am

What a great looking cover! Love the use of the snake and the coloring.

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Sofia
10/6/2020 02:44:00 pm

Thanks, I’m so glad you like it!

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James Robert
10/6/2020 09:44:29 am

Thanks for taking time to share your book with us and it's always a pleasure in our family to learn about a new one.

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Sofia
10/6/2020 02:44:57 pm

You’re welcome and thanks for checking out the post! New books always have a tiny touch of that Christmas feel 💚

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Shirley Ann Speakman
10/6/2020 09:50:35 am

Wow fab cover and the excerpt was very intriguing the book sound good too.

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 02:45:32 pm

Awww thank you too 💚

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Wendy Jensen
10/6/2020 09:56:58 am

Interesting book cover.

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 02:46:02 pm

Thanks! I’m a bit in love with it too!

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Mary Cloud
10/6/2020 10:14:48 am

The cover is interesting - thanks for sharing

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 02:46:32 pm

Thanks! The designer did a beautiful job

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Rita Wray
10/6/2020 10:51:00 am

Sounds like a great read.

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 02:46:55 pm

Thanks!

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Victoria Alexander
10/6/2020 10:54:59 am

This sounds awesome, can't wait to check it out!

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 02:47:26 pm

Aww thanks! *does a little happy dance*

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Sara Zielinski
10/6/2020 11:23:57 am

I think this book's cover is awesome

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 02:48:07 pm

I’m definitely going back to my designer with these comments! She’ll be over the moon. Thank you!

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Kelly D
10/6/2020 12:20:01 pm

I like the cover, it is very eye-catching.

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 02:49:06 pm

Thanks so much! Wait til you see the paperback cover! 😜

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Eva Millien
10/6/2020 02:01:49 pm

Sounds like a deliciously dark romance, can't wait to read it and the cover is quite dark as well! Thanks for sharing and good luck with the tour!

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 02:49:30 pm

Awww thank you so so much!

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Marcy Meyer
10/6/2020 02:24:08 pm

I think the cover looks really good. I like the coloring.

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 02:49:59 pm

Thanks so much! I adore this cover too!

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Elaine
10/6/2020 02:38:50 pm

Thanks for sharing the excerpt. Sounds like a book I'd enjoy reading

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 02:50:31 pm

Awwww thanks Elaine!

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Beyond Comps
10/6/2020 03:49:48 pm

Great cover!

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 03:55:00 pm

Thank you! It suits the Silver Dagger's theme nicely :p

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Amy F
10/6/2020 04:02:43 pm

Eye-catching cover design!

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 04:22:40 pm

Thanks, i love it so much too!

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Sherry
10/6/2020 04:23:24 pm

I love the cover and think the book sounds good.

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 06:22:37 pm

aawwww thank you xx

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Jon Heil
10/6/2020 04:47:15 pm

What is the snake charmer going to do to get out of this one

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 06:22:59 pm

Bahhahhahha plenty!!!

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wendy hutton
10/6/2020 04:51:46 pm

very nice cover

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 06:23:14 pm

Thank you!

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Calvin
10/6/2020 04:54:41 pm

Enticing book, really well written excerpt. Cheers to your tour.

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 06:23:27 pm

Thanks so much!

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Paula
10/6/2020 06:08:50 pm

The cover art seems appropriate for the book. Good job.

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 06:23:36 pm

Thank you!!

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Susan Smith
10/6/2020 06:10:41 pm

Sounds like a great book. I like the cover.

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 06:23:59 pm

Thank you! The cover IS awesome. Not that I'm biased at all :)

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Bernie Wallace
10/6/2020 06:19:50 pm

How long did it take you to write your book?

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 06:25:15 pm

Wow I had to think back! I think I started this one in July, and spent a good 5-6 weeks writing. The rest is editing with beta feedback and then with my editor, so total 3 months?

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Terri Quick
10/6/2020 08:59:05 pm

Awesome cover

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 10:15:26 pm

Cheers!

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Debbie P
10/6/2020 10:19:19 pm

This sounds like a really cool read. Great cover!

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Sofia Aves
10/6/2020 10:19:50 pm

So glad you like it!

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Del
10/7/2020 12:02:32 am

The cover looks great!

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Sofia Aves
10/7/2020 03:11:05 am

Oh, thank you!

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athena graeme
10/7/2020 03:34:56 am

I love the snakes and skulls on the cover.

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Sofia Aves
10/7/2020 04:07:00 pm

YES!!!! Designer did a great job! I gave her a short brief and she gave me something magnificent!

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Michele Soyer
10/7/2020 06:47:41 am

Love the cover art.. perfect for the book..

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Sofia Aves
10/7/2020 04:07:18 pm

right? I still have serious cover lust for this

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Erin Madigan
10/7/2020 10:19:52 am

This cover is very intriguing.

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Sofia Aves
10/7/2020 04:07:31 pm

Whoot! glad you like it

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Brandi Dawn
10/7/2020 03:25:00 pm

I really like the cover. Its spooky!

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Sofia Aves
10/7/2020 04:07:47 pm

Yes! My Halloween release for this year!

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Barrie
10/7/2020 11:27:02 pm

I like the book cover. Unique! The excerpt is funny and a great intro to the book!

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Sofia Aves
10/8/2020 01:09:19 am

Haha I swear the hardest part is picking which excerpt to share!

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bn100
10/8/2020 12:12:03 am

nice cover

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Amber Daulton
10/8/2020 08:53:20 am

Awesome cover. The green on the snake really pops.
I've always been interested is Asgard and Viking mythology, so I'd like to read about your take on Loki and the others.
Good luck with your new release!

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Sofia Aves
10/8/2020 06:12:50 pm

Thanks so much and I'd seriously love to know what you think!!

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Judy Thomas
10/9/2020 12:13:02 am

The cover artwork is awesome!

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Sofia Aves
10/9/2020 12:45:16 am

it is indeed :) I've passed all the comments forward to the designer. :) thanks everyone! xx

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Soozle
10/9/2020 05:55:02 am

This is an AMAZING cover! The colors and graphics are so eye catching - its a work of art that I want to know more about :)

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Sofia Aves
10/9/2020 05:45:57 pm

I love this so much too! I 'm waiting on the proof copy for paperback...I an not a patient person lol!! Can't wait to hold it.

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Cindy Merrill
10/9/2020 07:30:27 am

I like the cover, though the description doesn't match the first chapter.

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Sofia Aves
10/9/2020 05:47:34 pm

Glad you like it! This excerpt is from further into the book - my Beta Team picked it out as one of their favourite scenes :)

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Cathy French
10/9/2020 08:18:47 am

I love the bright green color on this cover.

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Sofia Aves
10/9/2020 05:47:55 pm

always partial to green :)

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Angela Krumm
10/9/2020 08:32:19 am

I like that the cover might be a nod to Jogunmandr.

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Sofia Aves
10/9/2020 05:48:11 pm

He's certainly in there!

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shannon zeidan
10/9/2020 10:49:36 am

This cover is amazing! I'm looking forward to reading it.

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Sofia Aves
10/9/2020 05:48:41 pm

That's awesome thank you! And I'd love to know what you think!

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Molli Taylor
10/9/2020 11:40:12 am

this looks like a great read

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Sofia Aves
10/9/2020 05:49:03 pm

Yay!

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Veronica Lee link
10/9/2020 12:22:59 pm

The excerpt was compelling and the cover certainly grabbed my attention!

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Sofia Aves
10/9/2020 05:49:37 pm

Haha thanks so much!!

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Shana lenoir
10/9/2020 12:37:18 pm

Good job!

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Sofia Aves
10/11/2020 06:55:08 pm

TY!

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joy f
10/10/2020 09:42:47 pm

Love the colors.

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Sofia Aves
10/11/2020 06:55:16 pm

me too!

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Sarah L
10/11/2020 12:35:30 am

Looks like an interesting book.
Thanks for the contest. 

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Sofia Aves
10/11/2020 06:55:26 pm

no worries!

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Ann Fantom
10/11/2020 01:13:47 pm

I like the cover. It has awesome artwork

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Sofia Aves
10/11/2020 06:55:35 pm

sure is!

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Lisa
10/11/2020 02:47:45 pm

I love the cover!

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Serge B
10/11/2020 05:38:06 pm

Compelling cover

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Chrystal D
10/11/2020 06:15:15 pm

I LOVE the cover! The snakes are just too cool!

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Sofia Aves
10/11/2020 06:55:59 pm

same!!!

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Chrystal D
10/11/2020 06:16:44 pm

I LOVE the cover! The snakes and the green are just too cool!

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Sofia Aves
10/13/2020 09:52:06 pm

Yessss!! Arel did an amazing job

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Heather Mahley
10/11/2020 06:37:18 pm

I really like the cover

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Renata
10/11/2020 10:56:49 pm

Cool cover

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Ginger Hafer
10/12/2020 03:18:33 am

The cover is very colorful and creative. It illustrates the story very well. Sounds like a great book to read.

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Sofia Aves
10/13/2020 09:52:29 pm

Thank you!!! Glad it suits :)

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Cynthia C
10/12/2020 11:27:40 am

The excerpt was interesting. Thanks for sharing it.

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Sofia Aves
10/13/2020 09:52:40 pm

you're very welcome!

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Debbi Wellenstein
10/12/2020 12:10:07 pm

I enjoyed the excerpt. Thank you for the giveaway!

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Sofia Aves
10/13/2020 09:52:50 pm

thanks and no worries!!

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Cecilia R Rodriguez
10/12/2020 06:58:00 pm

Loki is a well known character, thanks to Marvel, so it takes guts to use them as character

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Sofia Aves
10/13/2020 09:53:29 pm

Cheers! I've steered well clear of anything Marvel in this book, went right back to Nordic roots. The research was fascinating!

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avm
10/12/2020 07:14:22 pm

it looks awesome

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Nina Lewis
10/12/2020 07:21:19 pm

Looks great! :)

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Julie Murphy
10/13/2020 05:49:50 pm

The cover looks good.

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Laura Rubenstein
10/13/2020 06:30:55 pm

Very cool cover!

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Ronda
10/13/2020 08:47:26 pm

Eye catching cover!

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Lauren Becker
10/13/2020 09:59:50 pm

I'm loving this cover! Loki is such a fascinating character. Sounds like a great book.

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Julie Barrett
10/14/2020 09:11:24 am

Cover is pretty scary! It also matches the Silver Dagger logo lol

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beth shepherd
10/14/2020 09:46:28 am

This looks like a great read and blurb

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Shirley O
10/14/2020 06:49:07 pm

Great cover!

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Jenn
10/16/2020 07:32:57 pm

I really like the overall vibe and look! I'm not a big fan of snakes but I am intrigued!

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Lisa Ellison
10/17/2020 01:40:45 pm

I like the cover and the book sounds interesting!

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Stephanie Liske
10/17/2020 05:21:16 pm

I like the cover.

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Janice Wright
10/17/2020 06:23:20 pm

I like the green and black of the cover. It looks great together!

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Mishelle G
10/18/2020 12:09:17 pm

I'm not overly fond of snakes.... but the colours used were eye catching and a great combo.

Mishelle G

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jan
10/18/2020 06:23:58 pm

I love the depths that are acquired in the cover

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Robin Abrams
10/20/2020 02:19:46 pm

The cover looks great. I love the colors

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Victoria Scott
10/22/2020 08:47:17 pm

Sounds awesome! Thanks for sharing!

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sandra
10/23/2020 11:39:20 am

the cover is a tangled mess

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Shannon Marie Gilchrist link
10/25/2020 05:33:23 pm

I wish it was more indicative of what the book is about.

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Sofia Aes link
10/30/2020 03:26:56 pm

Hi Shannon! This book is an origin story on Loki before he became the “evil” he is so known for.

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Dawn Keenan
10/28/2020 05:34:29 pm

The cover looks really cool. I like the glossiness too!

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Vicki Hancock
10/29/2020 05:34:21 pm

Love the cover. Makes me want to read since I am, sad to admit, a judge a book by its cover kinda gal.

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Laurie Nykaza
11/1/2020 12:29:27 am

Great art work on the cover love to read it too.

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Laura Rubenstein
11/1/2020 07:59:16 pm

I love the colors used on the cover

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Francine Anchondo
11/1/2020 08:40:50 pm

I really like the cover

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Emily B.
11/2/2020 02:33:43 pm

The snake gives the cover a creepy effect.

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Amber Y
11/3/2020 01:36:21 am

I think the book cover is a perfect. A little sinister and seductive and mysterious.

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Daniel M
11/4/2020 01:58:43 pm

like the cover

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Melissa
11/4/2020 05:50:44 pm

great cover, love the color.

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Karin
11/5/2020 06:07:22 am

Love the use of the color green on the cover

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Carol G
11/5/2020 10:38:19 am

I am always interested in learning about new books that I might want to read.

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Julieh
11/5/2020 09:47:46 pm

The cover looks really creepy and interesting

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jose rosado
11/6/2020 01:40:24 pm

What do you think of the book or the cover?


its a very cool cover and i dont even like snakes!!!

THX

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BILL HOFF
11/6/2020 07:01:55 pm

My daughter would enjoy these books

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Hesper Fry
11/6/2020 07:49:05 pm

The book cover is visually very eye catching and the book sounds really good!

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Stacey A Smith
11/6/2020 08:58:24 pm

that's a scary cover!

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Sand
11/6/2020 09:36:58 pm

Looks like a great cover!

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Dark Nova
11/6/2020 09:41:03 pm

catchy cover :)

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Jerry Marquardt
11/6/2020 10:41:36 pm

I would like to give thanks for all your really great writings, including Trickster's Law, and wishing the best in keeping up the good work in the future.

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Leigh Nichols
11/6/2020 10:45:37 pm

The cover gives me the heebie jeebies because I have a phobia of snakes, lol

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