Loki appears again with his own brand of mischievous assistance, this time for a dwarf in search of his wayward brothers. I love this depiction of Loki as humane and compassionate. It adds a layer to the traditional trickster god, of which you see little in this story. Anyone in the mood for a quick read would like ML Larson's Norse short stories. ( )

*I received the ebook version of this from a giveaway on LibraryThing.
**This will also be posted on Goodreads and LibraryThing.

There's not much to say about this one either. In this short story, we follow Jari, a dwarf, on his quest to search for his brothers and on the way he gains the help of Loki and Odin (although he really doesn't like Odin).
I actually like this one more than the first, and found it intriguing to read from Jari's view, of how he met Loki and how he deals with their on-horse adventure to different places.
I still didn't love it though.
I'm sure others might like it more, and so I would still recommend it to anyone looking for a nice, short read. ( )