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The mission was simple: find the pirates. Instead, they found war. When Poseidon orders a crew of young gods aboard the Marcella II to track a mysterious pirate ship terrorizing the Mediterranean, it’s supposed to be a routine search-and-capture operation. But the Tarantula is no ordinary vessel. Before the gods can strike, they are ambushed, captured, and torn from everything they know. A Titan falls. A mortal friend is murdered. And the fragile balance between gods and vampires shatters overnight.

A teen who feels guilty for her sister's death is sent by her parents to a remote island off the coast of California for suicide therapy, where she learns that the doctor and her team use experimental methods that cross ethical lines. After undergoing one bizarre experience after another, the teen gets lost on the haunted side of the island and wonders if her parents meant to help or to punish her.

When seventeen-year-old Therese Mills slips into a coma, she crosses into the realm between life and death—and meets Thanatos, the son of Hades and god of Death. One fearless kiss binds them together in a love that defies the laws of gods and mortals alike. But loving Death is only the beginning. To stay together, Therese must survive impossible trials set by Hades himself, outwit Olympian politics, and face the wrath of gods who refuse to accept a mortal among them. Immortality comes at a cost—and becoming a goddess may require sacrifices neither of them are prepared to make.

Daphne came back to the island to save her best friend. She didn’t expect the island to save her. Determined to rescue Cam and expose Dr. Hortense Gray’s dangerous “living art” experiments, Daphne returns to The Purgatorium ready to burn it down. But nothing is what she believed. As federal agents storm the compound and secrets unravel, Daphne discovers that the truth behind the island is far more complicated—and far more terrifying—than she imagined.

With Olympus divided and Zeus’s authority cracking, a new threat rises from the depths. Poseidon’s trident has been stolen. Amphitrite has vanished. Ancient enemies gather their strength. And Therese is days away from giving birth. As prophecy tightens its grip around her unborn twins—children destined to restore faith in Mount Olympus—Therese must navigate betrayal, shifting alliances, and a battlefield that spans heaven, earth, and the Underworld.

Seventeen-year-old Gertie Morgan’s summer in Athens was supposed to be life-changing. She just didn’t expect it to be supernatural. When she meets Jeno—a breathtakingly handsome vampire with a mysterious past—Gertie is swept into a hidden world beneath the ancient city. His bite awakens something inside her: strength, confidence...and feelings she can’t ignore.

Hermie and Hestie never wanted to be heroes. They never asked for prophecy, divine politics, or a Titan on the run. But when Zeus learns of Apollo’s vision—of the twins standing beside Prometheus—he takes drastic action. Thanatos and Therese are imprisoned on Mount Olympus, held as leverage. Now the twins have one choice: Find Prometheus before Zeus does.

The pantheon is under attack. Earthquakes rip through Gaia. Ancient monsters rise from the Titan Pit. And Zeus demands loyalty at any cost. When Hypnos offers the king of the gods a dangerous bargain—he will uncover the source of the attacks in exchange for one immortal child with Jen—he sets forces in motion that could fracture Olympus forever. But Jen has her own mission.

Therese Mills loves Thanatos, the god of Death. And he is determined to make her immortal. But the gods of Olympus have sworn she will never join them. Now Hades offers her a cruel bargain: Complete a series of impossible challenges designed to prove her worth — or lose Than forever. The trials are brutal. The stakes are divine. And the gods are not playing fair. To survive, Therese must face monsters, outwit Olympians, and risk everything — including her humanity. Because becoming a goddess means more than passing tests. It means deciding what she’s willing to sacrifice.

Therese and Thanatos should be planning vows. Instead, they’re planning a revolution. When Zeus announces that their wedding will be held on earth—surrounded by mortals who could easily become collateral damage—the gods are forced into a dangerous game of strategy and deception. Athena gathers her allies. Poseidon wavers. Apollo sees only one moment of victory—on the wedding day itself. To free Metis and end Zeus’s tyranny, the Alliance must strike when Olympus is most distracted. But binding the king of the gods will take more than courage. It will take sacrifice.

War has come to Athens. The fragile balance between vampires and demigods has shattered, and the city is burning. Thousands are caught in the crossfire as ancient grudges explode into open battle. Gertie never meant to become the catalyst for revolution. She only wanted to love them both. But now Jeno’s people demand freedom at any cost, and Hector’s world will do anything to stop them. As loyalties fracture and betrayals surface, Gertie finds herself standing between two armies—and two boys who would die for her. Peace will require sacrifice. Victory will demand blood.

Apollo has had a vision: as the life of each soul flashes before Charon’s eyes, the ferryman ages like an old man. Charon needs to experience his own adventures to become youthful again, or he will soon die. The last thing Charon expects is to fall in love with a mortal woman—someone he can’t take with him when he returns. Charon must decide whether to abandon the love of his life or his duties.

Samantha Beck arrives in Pennsylvania determined to uncover the truth about her ancestors—and to restore a forgotten Lenape lineage to the light. Tukihëla Nisha intends to stop her. Fiercely protective of the land and the graves hidden beneath it, he believes some truths must remain untouched. To him, excavation is not justice. It is violation. But when a catacomb reveals a generational scandal—one that binds their bloodlines together—Samantha and Tukihëla are forced into uneasy proximity. The deeper they descend into what was buried, the more the line between loyalty and love begins to blur.

Denise Walker never meant to fall for her physics professor. Markos Nadir is brilliant, intense, and strangely familiar. He speaks of space-time as though it’s fragile—bendable. Reversible. He believes the universe is not as fixed as it seems. And when he looks at Denise, it’s as though he’s already lost her once. Their connection feels inevitable. Deeper than attraction. Stronger than coincidence. He understands her grief. Her father’s depression. The loneliness she never speaks aloud.

With Olympus fractured and Zeus growing increasingly dangerous, a new wave of heroes must rise. Hypnos steps into leadership. The twins Hermie and Hestie face a prophecy of their own. And as Prometheus resurfaces, the gods are forced to confront the consequences of past betrayals. But war among immortals is never simple.

With Persephone trapped inside Zeus and Morpheus forced into the role of spy, the gods are no longer divided by whispers and secret alliances. They are divided by war. Hades prepares to storm Olympus. Athena must choose between father and lover. Hermie and Hestie step fully into their destinies. And Zeus—desperate, paranoid, and losing control—tightens his grip on anyone he can still command. But war among immortals has consequences.

Olympus has spoken. Ellie Beaufort is no longer hidden in a castle—she’s been exiled to a Texas ranch with the very gods who can’t decide whether to love her or resent her. Phobos and Deimos have lost their powers. Cupid carries the weight of guilt. And Ellie is trapped in the middle—again.

The prophecy is no longer a whisper. Hunted by Zeus and his loyalists, Ellie takes refuge in Selene’s enchanted cave, determined to protect the twins growing inside her. But when Hecate reveals a terrifying vision—Mount Olympus crumbling, gods falling, and only one child surviving—Ellie realizes hiding is no longer enough. Aphrodite’s coalition grows stronger. Fear spreads through the pantheon. And even the gods closest to her are forced to choose sides.

Ellie Beaufort was supposed to be worrying about finals—not divine assassination. When Aphrodite grows jealous of Ellie’s rising fame, she orders her son Cupid to kill her. Instead, Cupid defies his mother and hides Ellie away in his enchanted castle on a hilltop in Greece. Safe? Technically. Free? Not even close. Because Cupid isn’t the only god who’s taken an interest in her.

This time, she’s not the victim. Daphne survived The Purgatorium. Now it’s her turn to run it. After enduring Dr. Hortense Gray’s experimental “living art” therapy, Daphne is invited to participate from the other side—designing psychological games for the people who hurt her most.