Sometimes the Fates have other plans.
Plagued by fear.
Haunted by the sins of her past.
Approaching twenty-five, Katrin Drakos should only be concerned with two things—being crowned Queen of Alentus and marrying her Fated, Kohl.
For five years, she focused on falling in love, on living, on becoming whole again.
For five years, she was able to forget what the vile King Nikolaos of Nexos had done to her.
For five years, her nightmares did not return.
But then the whispers started. A rumbling of rebellion poised to strike. The King of Nexos had never attacked before. Until now. Until right before the Acknowledgement.
So when a notorious pirate captures her, claiming to have saved her from the lies the leaders have woven into history, Katrin must decide if the enemy from her past has really been her ally this whole time.
Decide before the world around her crumbles and not only her power, but the power of all the gods, is lost forever.
Because sometimes the Fates have other plans.
The Fallen Will Rise.
Blood.
Daggers.
Golden chains.
Katrin’s nightmares have returned. This time they are not visions of the past, but the present. His present.
Castle Drakos hadn’t been attacked since the ancient war. Until that day. The day everything changed. The day she became Queen. The day she barely escaped with her life in exchange for Alexander’s.
Now Katrin must work with the crew of The Nostos and several unlikely allies to not only rescue Alexander, but journey through the depths of Aidesian itself to prevent Hades from being resurrected.
Because if King Athanas and the King of Harrenfort have their way, the fallen will rise.
The Forgotten Linger.
A reckless prince sent to do his brother’s bidding.
A cursed seer determined not to fall in love.
On the eve of war in the Mykandrian Sea, Dimitris Kirassos is set to accompany Thalia—the illustrious, yet irksome seer of The Nostos' crew—to rally soldiers in the Lost Isle of Skiatha. His orders are simple, bring a fleet back to Nexos to aid in the looming war with Hades’ acolytes and don’t, under any circumstances, touch the seer. As the winter solstice nears, Dimitris can’t help but wonder if he would risk Alexander’s wrath to call Thalia his own.
Cursed to relive the pain of death over and over, Thalia only agrees to travel on the journey to Skiatha for one reason—to rescue her sister from the vicious Lernean Legion. With the wise guidance of her psychí, Mykonos, Thalia must navigate the treacherous waters of being confined to a ship with Alexander’s rakish younger brother. To her surprise, the prince has more than just gambling and tricks up his sleeve. Perhaps the Fates have more in store for her than what she has seen. Perhaps Dimitris is the key to breaking her curse. Perhaps love was always the answer.
But can they both decide before the God of the Underworld claims Thalia for good?
Those who die are never truly lost.
War is coming to the Mykandrian Isles, and Princess Chloe Kirassos needs an army.
Instead, she’s told she needs a wife.
To secure an alliance with the ruthless Queen of Hespali, Chloe must prove her loyalty through marriage. Desperate to survive the queen’s court, and the ghosts of an old betrayal, Chloe claims the one person she never should—Farah Athanas.
Spy. Sorceress. Daughter of the man who destroyed the queen’s family. Their engagement is a lie meant to keep them alive. But in Hespali, love isn’t proven with promises, it’s tested in the Eleusinian Mysteries.
If Chloe and Farah fail, they die. If they succeed, they might win the army their kingdom desperately needs.
The only problem?
The Fates can smell a lie.
And somewhere between deadly trials, court intrigue, and a war on the horizon, their fake engagement is starting to feel dangerously real.