Teaching Old Gods New Tricks
Teaching Old Gods New Tricks
By Darragha Foster
The trilogy has been combined into one book
ISBN 1-59578-260-5
Available in print HERE!
DEVIL KING OF THE SIXTH HEAVEN
Liliah likes bad boys. And bad doesn’t get any better than Loki, Norse God of Mischief. He takes Liliah on a rich-as-chocolate sexual escapade in a shopping mall that eventually brings out the best in him and leaves her touched by divinity.
DEATH WARMED OVER
After ruling the Underworld for a thousand years, Hel has finally retired from Godly life and has taken refuge at Hacienda Valhalla in Santa Fe with the other no longer powerful Norse Gods.
As Hel comes to terms with her new reality, she learns to accept her unique traits and forgive her past mistakes, all while finding that there is life…and love…after death.
DEVILS FOOD KATE
Kate Tabor has sworn off men, dedicating her life to her bakery, Naughty Bits, until Odin Borsson walks through the door. Odin is more tempting than any of her sinfully decadent treats, and he coaxes her right out of her baker’s whites. Odin is determined to awaken Kate’s divinity and convince her to accept her destiny as the last Valkyrie.
Reviews for Individual e-books
Devil’s Food Kate
REVIEWS:
One very good thing about Devil’s Food Kate is that the author has…found a decent balance between sexual tension/scenes of intimacy with plot development. The story is coherent and flows smoothly. Devil’s Food Kate feels like a complete and well-written from start to finish. Technique-wise, therefore, I think Ms Foster got it right.
I also adore the ending which sees Kate throwing Odin’s he-man antics right back at his face. How can I not adore a heroine who tells the hero, “I am a self-made woman, Odin - not a simpleton with a magic vagina and holy womb!” Her confrontation with Odin is too good not only because Kate manages to show Odin that he cannot boss her around, I can’t helping thinking that everything about the scene is a very nice jab at all those oh-so-helpless and oh-so-innocent heroines in too many paranormal stories that end up finding love after serving as, er, magic vaginas for the heroes. Odin starts out thinking that Kate is so innocent and therefore so sweet and so marriageable only to have Kate show him how wrong he is. And he, of course, loves being proven wrong this one time. –Mrs. Giggles
Death Warmed Over
REVIEWS:
From were-orcas whales to cowboy incubus heroes…to the Queen of the Underworld looking for love…one thing I have to say about Darragha Foster: her execution of her stories may sometimes be flawed, but there is never one boring moment (on) Planet Darragha… I really love how Ms Foster takes a particular aspect of Norse mythology and uses it to create an interesting setting for her story. And the heroine! And what an interesting heroine Hel promises to be… love Death Warmed Over – Mrs. Giggles
Devil King Of The Sixth Heaven
REVIEWS:
“When an author hits the ground running at the speed with which
Darragha Foster has stunned the ebook world, one might wonder whether that quality will persevere. The reader need have no doubt with Ms. Foster. Once again, as with book after book, she has startled and
astonished this reviewer with the depths and reaches of her imagination,
and her talent of creatively expressing romance and erotic intimacy in
ways that are new and fresh in every story. Race to buy this book and
its upcoming sequels, and while you’re at it, pick up every other book
by Ms. Foster too. They are well worth it! - Annie of Euro-Reviews
“First in the Teaching Gods New Tricks series, Devil King of the Sixth Heaven is a highly erotic, sensually evocative novella, with larger than life characters that will stay with you long after you finish the final pages. Loki is the ultimate bad boy, teasing Liliah with the two things she wants most in the world – sex and chocolate. It doesn’t matter if you are a little rusty on your Norse mythology as Ms Foster’s depth and scope of narrative explains all the nuances. She even includes a glossary and some extra information. The sex scenes are hot enough that this reviewer almost had to call out the fire department! Yet at the heart of the book lies a touching love story and the redemption of the mischievous outcast, Loki. — Donna of A Romance Review
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