Ry's always tried to get along with the quirky and paranoid magic-users he has to deal with as an Archivist (think librarian/reporter with a dash of secret agent), but someone kidnapping him and burning his house to the ground is a record low. Sniffing around after a God goes into hiding in Philadelphia makes his path cross with a relic of Prometheus the Titan and sets him running to stop a brewing war between the Gods and all of the more-or-less mortal races. Will having great people skills and the aid of the greatest inventor of the race that made the Gods be enough to stop it?

After releasing Tiamat the Mother of Dragons and Gaia the Earth Goddess from their prisons, stopping a war of the Gods, and breaking the power of the Gods of Fate, Rhymer just wanted to get back to his everyday life, playing librarian and reporter for the magic-wielding Edger factions and groups.

Unfortunately, being a smooth talker and without a fate doesn't do a thing against his conscience. When an old friend's last will and testament guilt-trips him into going into the heart of a Faerie domain to jailbreak Pegasus the flying horse from captivity, even the aid of Prometheus the Titan and an old friend in a new body may not be enough to get the Unbinder out of Faerie with his skin intact.

Riding with the Wild Hunt of Faerie probably won't help, either.

Author's Note for the Second Edition:
As with the previous book in this series, this book contains 3D rendered images of some of the major characters!

Half-possessed by the spirit of Prometheus. Freed Tiamat the Mother of Dragons and Gaia the Earthmother. Tricked a Fae Lord out of the winged horse Pegasus. Destroyed a legendary Fae Lord and his court. Ran with the Wild Hunt of Faerie.
Rhymer has done all of these, and now comes his biggest job yet:
Go to Asgard, the home of the Norse Gods, and fight in the Ragnarok, the end of the world.
What does a guy have to do to get a little peace and quiet?