I Bring the Fire Part I: Wolves by C. Gockel

This is a story in the Loki series.  Gockel has brought mythology and technology together with complex interpersonal interactions.  Loki is shown to be both more and less than his reputation and Amy Lewis’ life changes with his abrupt introduction to it.

Gockrel borrows from the past with the use of serialized teasing.   Gockrel often gives away the initial story of a series with the intent of sucking your interest in so thoroughly that you can’t help but want to buy the next book.  I sit here in awe as I see the strategy, admire it, and succumb to it.   In addition, Gockrel’s Facebook presence is ubiquitous and amusing.   Ugh, I am impressed, distressingly so as I, too, am an author without all of those skills.  

On to the review, Loki shows up as a savior in Amy’s life and she discovers that many of the “historical” facts about Loki are wrong, and some aren’t nearly known as well as commonly thought.   Amy gets caught up in Loki’s quest and it changes her life.

Plenty of highly imaginative action and lots of tongue-in-cheek fun.   I loved the story and will be reading more. 

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