Fragile Divine

No gods or curses will keep them from each other. Naia, the daughter of the High Sea Goddess, is an embarrassment. She holds no title and no power but is the key to a curse placed centuries ago on her mother: Naia must form a union with a god from an opposing family. When the day arrives for her arranged marriage, she turns to the High God of Death and Curses for help. He assists Naia under one condition-she must accept a curse, blindly. Willing to do whatever it takes to escape her mother's kingdom beneath the sea, Naia agrees and flees to the Mortal Land. When she wakes up in Ronin Kahale's childhood home, she's greeted by the warm, welcoming twenty-eight-year-old mortal. Distrustful of Ronin and his selfless hospitality, she's convinced there's more to him than what he's sharing. However, he's her one-way ticket into Hollow City, an ominous concrete jungle infested with witches. Somewhere among its streets lies Finnian, Naia's younger brother and the only one capable of helping her hide from their cruel mother. Naia desperately tries not to care for another mortal, but as her life intertwines with Ronin's, she questions the lengths she will go to keep him safe from the gods who hunt her down-and the curse that looms over her. With gods, though, everything comes with a price. Note: The Goddess Of is not intended for readers under 18 years of age. Please note content warnings as there may be sensitive material for some readers.

Fate be damned. Now imprisoned in Moros, buried deep in the Land of the Dead, Finnian is determined to right a wrong he made centuries ago. Somewhere in the hellish landscape is his father, and he intends to find him and flee their chains together. Cassian, the High God of Death and Curses, has one desire: get Finnian to confess where he's hiding a valuable weapon-one deadly to deities. For centuries, the High Goddess of Fate has plagued Cassian over a dispute that took place between them long ago. Desperate to end her antagonizing once and for all, Cassian grants Finnian with a choice to either hand over the weapon or endure one of his curses. The Kiss of Delirium. After centuries of using necromancy, stealing the High God of Death and Curses’ souls, and playing a heated game of cat-and-mouse, Finnian knows all the ways to crawl under Cassian's skin. Racing against the silent clock of the curse chipping away at his sanity, Finnian must figure out a way to outwit his long-standing enemy and learn the whereabouts of his father before his mind erodes entirely. However, the more their fates begin to tangle, the more old feelings ignite. Chaos is inevitable. “Even in Death” is the second book in the “Fragile Divine”, an interconnected dark fantasy romance series about the frailty of gods and goddesses. You can expect high stakes, all the emotions, a mythology-inspired world, urban settings, mental health rep, and a little horror. The series must be read in order. Publisher's Note: “Even in Death” is not intended for readers under 18 years of age. Please check content warnings, as some material may be sensitive for some readers.

A final chance for atonement. In Hollow City, chaos brews, thickening from the uncertainty of the Himura demigod. Division begins to form between the deities while the witches grow restless, eager to get their hands on a god–killing weapon. After the tragic end of Ruelle, The High God of Chaos and Ruin is hungry for vengeance. Disgusted by the Council and their decision to protect the Himura demigod, Acacius disregards his responsibilities, setting his sights on the goddess who used and betrayed him. The High Goddess of Night has lost everything she holds close. Swimming in a spiral of grief, Marina's will to carry on declines each day, but a single thing pushes her forward: a promise she swore she would uphold to someone she loves. Acacius unleashes a deluge of ruin upon Marina for her betrayal. Everything she cares for-her pride, her village, her title-he intends to destroy. Though, their back-and-forth war of calamity and resentment quickly evolves into unexpected attraction. The more Acacius mends her umbral heart, the quicker Marina must decide which is more important: her secret vow, or her incendiary love. Ache of Chaos is the third book in the Fragile Divine, an interconnected dark fantasy romance series about the frailty of gods and goddesses. You can expect: high stakes, all the emotions, a mythologically-inspired world, urban settings, mental health and LGBTQ+ rep, lush gothic undertones, and a little horror.