Gods Universe

Thirteen years ago, Thoth made a terrible mistake. He helped a human get out of an arranged marriage, and in return, she stole one of his precious books. When dangerous supernatural creatures appear in Alexandria, Thoth knows his book and the bride are to blame. Kema loves magic. She has a book of it she can't read, but that won't stop her from trying to use it in her fortune telling business. A girl has to make a living after all, and what harm could come from reading a book? When Thoth finds Kema instead of the dangerous sorcerer he was expecting, he makes her a deal . . . she has to help him capture all the creatures she's set loose in Alexandria. If she refuses, there's a spot in the Duat that Thoth has already picked out for a thief like her. Kema has a way of wriggling under Thoth's defenses and sparks a fire inside of him. She is dangerous, infuriating, utterly irresistible . . . and he can't get enough of her. Drawn into the world of gods and magic, Kema joins the hunt for Anubis and discovers that she might have found the family she's always been looking for . . . and that love might not be a con after all. Contains mature themes.

Rome has always had two rulers-Romulus, the god of the above, and Laverna, the goddess of the below. But the time for their hostile peace is at an end, and if they don't come together, the whole city will burn. Laverna, the goddess of thieves, has always ruled Rome's underground with her army of outcasts. When her people are found dead, killed by a monstrous beast, she turns to the biggest beast she knows for answers-Romulus, the king of Rome himself. Rom has lived his entire life cursed. If being tied to the great city he founded and forced to shift into a wolf every full moon wasn't bad enough, his inner wolf is also obsessed with Laverna-the one woman who will never have him. Fate has a way of messing with the gods the way the gods mess with mortals, and Laverna and Rom will finally have to bury their past animosity to fight ancient enemies and protect their city. They will have to finally use their words and, in doing so, rewrite their own histories and learn that their passion for their city might only be outdone by their passion for each other. Contains mature themes.

Eris, the goddess of chaos, has given up hope of ever breaking free of the curse that's haunted her for centuries-until the Fates offer her an unexpected chance at redemption. Enter Enzo Silviano, a charming bartender and failed therapist with a hidden lineage going back to ancient Troy. When Eris discovers he's the key to lifting her curse, she does the one thing gods do best and traps him into a deal he can't refuse. Their mission from the Fates? Return the legendary Palladium to its rightful place, retracing the steps of Aeneas's legendary journey to Rome, and don't go mad or get eaten by monsters on the way. As they sail the Mediterranean, they will have to face mythical creatures, their dark pasts, and their growing feelings for each other. Eris will learn that there are some things more important than lifting her curse . . . and Enzo will realize that falling in love with a goddess will be the most dangerous thing he could ever do. Contains mature themes.