In this final installment of the Cera story arc, the noose around Loki’s neck is tightening. Gerðr, the frost giantess, wants him dead; Cera, the World Seed, wants his head-literally and figuratively; the FBI wants him in Guantanamo; and an old friend from Asgard wants to bring him home, whether Loki likes it or not.
Things can’t get any worse, but when Loki’s involved, it’s certain that they will. In the third chapter of the I Bring the Fire series, humanity’s demons are unleashed on the Nine Realms, and Amy Lewis and Steve Rogers get front row seats. Chaos might be their only hope.

The Leader Who Rules Chaos, Rules the Realms . . .
Two years ago Loki, god of mischief and chaos, destroyed a large chunk of Chicago’s financial district and then vanished into thin air. He still has not been found. Odin, ruler of the Nine Realms, is desperate. To find Loki, he sends his son Thor on a dangerous quest to consult the all-seeing Norns. But Thor needs humanity’s help . . .
Loki’s former lover, veterinarian Amy Lewis, is carrying all of Loki’s memories-but missing some of her own. Hoping to keep Loki from Odin’s machinations, she agrees to help Thor on his journey.
Bohdi Patel’s memory was wiped by Loki’s mischief. He thinks that Amy and Thor are both crazy to want anything to do with Loki. But he needs to find his parents, and he’s been told that the Norns will answer any question-for a price.
When chaos is the goal, only one thing is certain: Amy and Bohdi are about to get into worlds of mischief.

In the middle of America, Amy Lewis is on her way to her grandma’s house. She’s being chased by a very bad wolf. Galaxies away Loki, is waking up in a prison cell, strangely without a hangover, and with no idea what he’s done wrong-this time, anyway. But he does know that Thor is hiding something, Odin is up to something wicked, and there seems to be something that he’s forgotten . . .
In this urban fantasy tale that is equal parts “Dresden Files” and “American Gods,” a very nice midwestern girl and a jaded, mischievous Loki must join forces to outwit gods, elves, magic sniffing cats, and nosy neighbors. If Loki can remember exactly what he’s forgotten and Amy can convince him not to be too distracted by Earthly gadgets, Earthly pleasures, or three-day benders, they just might pull it off.

Loki, god of chaos, gave Amy Lewis all his memories, and one request before he saved the universe: “Remember for me.”
Amy knows that Loki will find her, one way or another . . . eventually. But as the weeks have ticked by she’s lost hope.
Called into the FBI headquarters to identify a magical artifact, Amy gets the opportunity to find Loki for herself. In doing so, she tips the scales of not one, but two universes, and has to choose for herself what form she wants Chaos to take.
The fate of the Nine Realms is in the balance, and this time it is in Amy’s hands.

After being attacked by a serial killer, saved by Loki-so-called god of mischief, lies, and chaos-dragged to Alfheim, losing every cent in her bank account, and caring for her grandmother, Amy Lewis has lost her scholarship to veterinary school. But it’s all right. She has a plan. If she manages to keep her day job as a receptionist, and her night job as a vet tech, she may be able to get her scholarship reinstated and save enough money for the dreaded “miscellaneous fees.” Too bad her day boss is unbearable . . .
Agent Steve Rogers has political aspirations, but when a suitcase nuke turns out to be something much worse and so-called Norse gods start showing up in his life, he has a priority shift. Meanwhile, Loki’s priorities and plans haven’t changed at all. He wants Asgard to burn. Of course, earthly pleasures can be so distracting.
These three disparate characters have little in common, but they’ll have to join forces to save earth from trolls, wyrms, frost giant invasions, and an old evil growing beneath Chicago’s streets.

Loki vowed that Asgard would burn.
Bohdi Patel, latest incarnation of Chaos, wants nothing to do with Loki’s psychotic oath.
Stranded on the icy world of Jotunheim with Amy Lewis, his friend Steve Rogers, and an unlikely band of civilians, magical beings, and elite military, Bohdi just wants to keep himself and his friends alive-but when you’re Chaos incarnate, even the simplest goals are complicated. If Jotunheim doesn’t kill them, Odin will, and if Odin doesn’t, the secrets they harbor might.
In the final installment of the I Bring the Fire series, Bohdi, Amy, Steve, and their companions learn that Chaos cannot be contained, some secrets cannot be kept, and some vows cannot be broken.

When science meets Chaos, what could go wrong?
Bohdi Patel is keeping the revelation that he is Chaos incarnate a secret, and handling the revelation about as well as one would expect. He’s in a downward spiral: losing his lease, totaling his car, and trying to keep everyone he cares about at arm’s length.
Veterinarian Amy Lewis is wondering what happened to the funny, flirty, curious Bohdi she knew in the land of the Norns. He’s become moody and sometimes cruel. She is definitely glad that she didn’t become romantically entangled with him . . . most of the time.
When tragedy strikes Amy’s beloved mutt Fenrir and Odin strikes Bohdi’s best friend, Steve, Amy and Bohdi have to work together again. Amy’s knowledge of science, Bohdi’s talents for theft, and both of their survival skills are put to the test. But more than Steve and Fenrir’s lives are at stake. Amy and Bohdi may unlock the key that saves mankind from the gods, or bring about the apocalypse.