Sigrid Eriksen is a sarcastic museum curator with a coffee problem, a deadline she’s already missed, and exactly zero patience for the Norse mythology exhibit her boss keeps insisting she care about.

She doesn’t believe in any of it.

Until a seven-and-a-half-foot Jotun warrior crashes through the wall of her apartment, looks her dead in the eye, and tells her she’s just cracked the seal on the end of the world.

His name is Thrain Iceborn—ancient, battle-scarred, and built like someone carved a mountain and then gave it a jawline. He’s the last living guardian of the Seal Stones keeping the Nine Realms from collapsing into one another. And Sigrid’s latent magic, the magic her grandmother whispered about and her mother refused to discuss, just shattered the first one.

To stop Ragnarök, they’ll have to journey through every realm—from the glaciers of Jotunheim to the fading gold of Asgard—and reseal the Stones before the goddess Skadi finishes what Sigrid accidentally started.

Somewhere between the wolves of Helheim and a stormbound mead hall in Vanaheim, Sigrid stops looking at Thrain like a problem to solve—and starts looking at him like something she wants to keep.

Knotted by the Jotun is a Norse-inspired romantasy with a sarcastic mortal heroine, a battle-scarred Jotun warrior, an end-of-the-world quest across the Nine Realms, and a fated bond worth burning a pantheon for. Part of The Knotting Chronicles. 18+.