Malkore Trilogy

When Odin was just a small boy, his father had asked Malkore, the greatest warrior and the wisest man he had ever met, to teach his son. He wanted Odin to grow to be the man who could make Asgard into a great kingdom. Odin consistently failed to learn. It was only when the great women of Asgard collected their talents and joined Malkore that Odin began to learn, heal, and transform into the amazing man that could lead Asgard into become the greatest kingdom in all the nine realms.

Before Asgard was the greatest kingdom in all the nine realms, it was just a small village, few people knew the truth of what was holding the kingdom back from becoming great...it was the newly-crowned King Odin. Although new to Asgard, Iyasiil has quickly established herself as a spiritual teacher among the women in Asgard and she and Malkore continue to bask in the deep-hearted, deeply erotic magic that their relationship has quickly become.

After being transformed into a woman for 10 days and experiencing what it is to be a woman in a culture that does not respect women, Odin returns to his masculine form remembering every aspect of his time as a woman. Odin has been transformed into a complete warrior, not just a great fighter. He has learned to balance his own own masculine and feminine energies and has kept his heart fully open while maintaining his lethal warrior's spirit. Odin begins making changes immediately that shock the entire kingdom—changes that are gut-wrenching for some and heart-warming for others.