Immortal Brothers

In this romantasy from the New York Times–bestselling author, a man partners with a pretty thief to steal enough power to defeat the god who tormented him. Maxum and his brothers had won immortality-along with the fury of the gods-by a single act of hubris over two centuries ago. Each has been cursed by the gods and each has escaped the curse-except for Maxum, whose fate is to be entombed in the earth over and over, his body crushed by rock and soil then restored once more, only to be tormented again. Knowing the god who binds him thrives on his suffering, Maxum's only escape is to destroy the god. On a quest for the talismans that will aid him in taking down an immortal, Maxum is nearly stripped of his relics when he encounters a very skilled-and very alluring-thief. Believing he should keep this captivating enemy close, Maxum strikes a bargain with the stealthy beauty to join him on his search. Airianne proves invaluable on the journey, earning his trust, his admiration-and his passion. But will the beautiful bandit also steal his heart?

In this romantasy from the New York Times–bestselling author, a cursed man endangers his chance at redemption when he falls for a forbidden princess. A born warrior, Dethan led his army to victory so often he believed himself unconquerable. Until hubris drove him to grasp for the kind of power held only by the gods. Alongside his brothers, he reached for immortality-and won it. But not without incurring the wrath of the gods, who condemned Dethan to eternal damnation. Now the fires of hell seize his body, searing his flesh, melting his bones until he is nothing more than ash. Then Dethan is made whole, only to burn once again. When Weysa, Goddess of Conflict, appears before him, he gets a shot at salvation. With war brewing between the gods, she demands Dethan gather an army and destroy those who would challenge her reign. As the immortal soldier returns to the world once more, he confronts his all-too-earthly desires when he meets Selinda, heir to the throne of Hexis. And once he seduces the innocent princess, he is ready to risk everything-even the ire of the Goddess-to claim Selinda as his own.