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Ariane finds herself in a different realm where monsters don't exist. A loner most of her life, she finds her soulmates and a new family among her new teammates, the Avengers. She learns to let go of the horrors of her past and faces the pain of her future with her family by her side. Her "I do what I want" nature helps heal rifts between the Asgardian gods and brings them together in ways they never dreamed of. But her enemies aren't done with her yet.
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Although this novel is not my normal taste, I cannot deny it is well written. You might not like this if you are looking for something that follows the Marvel story from the start, it seems to be AU as it would be after the Civil War but before Thanos, I say this because Vision is still alive and Tony knows about his parents, but they are all together. It is much more about a woman finding love and family in the Avengers and how they help heal her. And yes, there are a lot of intimate moments <cough>. There is not much combat but the combat there is is well written. This, to me, if you are okay with what I described above is well worth the read.