I have a wonderful romance novel for you today. However, let me warn you, it's not your typical romance. The main characters involve a kingdom and a prince. So, without haste, let me introduce you to "Love and Loki" by Sarah Beth James.
Love and Loki
by Sarah Beth James (Author)
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“A master of words, yet I could take you apart with my silver
tongue if I truly tried,” Loki commented. “I bet you say that to all the boys.”
The prince retorted rolling his eyes.
Loki is tired of his existence, looking for a way to hold on after Odin
took everything from him or at the very least, a permanent escape from his pain.
Stuart is a Prince, looking for a marriage to unite his kingdom and crown him King. Sent on a mission to destroy the evil mage in the mountains to earn the hand of the fair princess.
Nothing is as it seems when Stuart discovers that Loki is neither evil nor does the kingdom want him to successfully marry the princess. As they are thrown together trying to break a curse, can they find love in each other's arms?
Stuart is a Prince, looking for a marriage to unite his kingdom and crown him King. Sent on a mission to destroy the evil mage in the mountains to earn the hand of the fair princess.
Nothing is as it seems when Stuart discovers that Loki is neither evil nor does the kingdom want him to successfully marry the princess. As they are thrown together trying to break a curse, can they find love in each other's arms?
Love and Loki
by Sarah Beth James (Author)
Tell your readers a little about yourself, where you grew up,
where you live now, where you went to school etc. Let them get to know the
personal you.
I’m from the
UK. I’m bisexual, I love reading crime and fantasy books. My favorite authors
include Neil Gaimon, Darren Shan, Laurie King, and Lauren Kate.
What inspired you to author this book?
I have always
loved the character of Loki since I was mine and discovered he was the god of
being naughty. Reading books on Norse mythology through my teens, long before
Marvel brought in the amazing Tom Hiddleston and made him sexy. This whole book
came from one short prompt I saw on social media and the next thing I know I am
The proud owner of a full novella.
Where did you get the inspiration for your book’s cover?
The cover was
made by the amazingly talented Rue Volley. I saw the original image on a stock
site which just captured the tired older God perfectly. Then Rue made it look
like a best seller. I adore my cover.
Who has been the most significant influence on you personally
and as a writer?
Neil Gaimon. I fell in love with his book Neverwhere when
I was a sickly teen. His special brand of darkness and twists on stories has
stayed with me ever since. I knew I wanted to play people’s emotions with the
same skill he did mine that first read.
What were your struggles or obstacles you had to overcome to get
this book written?
Mostly time frames. I work full time and travel a lot in my
mortal job. Which often makes finding both time and head space to write
extremely challenging.
Tell your readers about your book.
Loki is tired of his existence, looking for a way to hold on
after Odin took everything from him or at the very least, a permanent escape
from his pain.
Stuart is a Prince, looking for a marriage to unite his kingdom and crown him
King. Sent on a mission to destroy the evil mage in the mountains to earn the
hand of the fair princess.
Nothing is as it seems when Stuart discovers that Loki is neither evil nor does
the kingdom want him to successfully marry the princess. As they are thrown
together trying to break a curse, can they find love in each other
Who is
your target audience, and why?
Anyone. I try to write my characters not just as Gay out and
proud people, but as relatable characters that anyone can identify with.
Character flaws, insecurities and difficulties that many of us face in our
daily lives. However this book did jump Into being my first full erotica, I blame Loki! So, over 18s only please.
What do you consider your greatest success in life?
Getting a publishing deal after everyone told me it was
impossible being dyslexic.
What one unique thing sets you apart from other writers in your
genre?
I
think my creativity in trying to find both my own twist on situations as well
as my relatability are my strongest gifts.
