Loki Laufeyson has finally been pardoned. After he saved his brother's life and was brought back from the brink of death by talented Asgardian healers, Odin decided that he would be forgiven for his wrongdoings as long as he never attempted to do the same ever again. Seline Volkov, a vampire who has lived on Midgard for over 900 years, was forced into a situation she had no hope of escaping. She fed on a man that had strange-tasting blood, and the next thing she knew, she was in the Asgardian dungeons. When Seline becomes a servant for Loki, he immediately takes a liking to her secretive ways. He knows that she is hiding something, and he will stop at nothing to figure out what it is. Though she is very subordinate, he is determined to make her more than a just a servant to him. However, what Loki doesn't know is that he has finally met his match, and in more ways than one. He seems to think that Midgardians are below him, but what he doesn't seem to realize is that Midgardians come in all different types. There are humans, vampires, lycans, witches... Every mystical creature that was supposedly a myth is real, and his servant happens to be one of the oldest ones in existence. But even with her strength and her power, Seline cannot hide who she is when she feeds for the first time in Asgard. And, unfortunately, the blood of a certain mischevious god is some of the best blood that she has ever come across.

The stupid girl who'd fallen in love with an older man was no more. She had left him, and that life, behind. So why had the Professor recruited her for the heist, knowing of the past she'd shared with both Berlin and Palermo? In the end, it doesn't matter, after all, it's just about the money this time, right? Rule number one, no personal relationships and all that. I could only wonder where Sergio had found this colourful band of misfits, and why hadn't Martin, and others been included in this? I dared not voice my questions, and though I was disappointed, I was relieved all the same, even just having Andrés here was proving to be too much for me.