The rules are simple:

• Gods do not interfere with the lives of mortals unless they are prayed upon.
• Gods only interact with the people that belong to their pantheon

However, when the Norse Volᶌa, a seeress, takes pity on Teresa, a mortal who has tragically lost everything, and the forgotten Norse god, Birger, she defies these conventions. Believing that these two shattered souls can find solace in one another, she binds them together, disregarding the rules that govern their existence.

Soon, this fated bond blossoms into a love that consumes them both. Birger becomes willing to relinquish his eternal youth for the chance to be with Teresa. But rules are not easily disregarded. As Teresa becomes entangled in the brewing conflict between Asgard and Vanaheim, both having endured immense loss before, they face a daunting question: How much are they willing to sacrifice once again in order to hold onto each other?

Teresa's journey is far from over in this gripping sequel—the saga is racing towards an epic end, and you won't want to miss a moment. Teresa had enough of being life's punching bag. She's ready to show life what she's made of. With her soul bound to Birger's and the Vanir-Aesir god war hanging in the balance, Teresa's determined to uncover the truth and find her way back to a normal life—one without memories of Birger or her divine friends. But her journey isn't easy. Being a regular human in a realm of divine chaos comes with its own challenges—dodging demons, outwitting bloodthirsty mermaids, and dealing with gods with hidden motives. Amidst the uncertainty, Lux and Darius vanish, leaving Teresa to find solace in the enigmatic god who still occupies her thoughts. "The Lost Girl" is a rollercoaster of twists and turns, blending ancient myths with modern grit. It's a tale of choices, unbreakable bonds, and the bravery to forge ahead even when the odds seem insurmountable. Join Teresa as she navigates a universe where destiny hangs in the balance, and where one young woman's unwavering resolve could rewrite history.