"Let me get this straight... You're Apollo, the sun god something? And you want me... to marry you?" When people fall in love, they see everything around them so perfectly. Nothing can stop them, nothing can break them. But when Ariadne Kingsley found out that the man she has fallen in love with was the sun god, Apollo, and most goddesses were out to make sure she doesn't have a nice life; immortality just became the least of her problems.

Myrrh could only remember so far back in time, her memory becoming a blur of her life before being placed within the stone walls of the garden she resided in. Her former friend, Apollo, keeps her company in secret until he slips up one night and Myrrh begs him to stay. Instead, he whisks her away to his world of Olympus and is soon entangled within conflicts between jealous and vengeful gods, seeking out the light Apollo placed within her soul to keep her alive, a portion of the sun. As she's swept up into the unknown world of her past, will her memories finally return to her with the help of her former friends, as she navigates the peculiar realm she is now within, while also dealing with grief and even feelings of love for the people she cares for?

[ A Y E A R A F T E R H I S G O D C O M P L E X ] Gayle Lovegrove is starting over. The wayward waitress has given up her high-profile life and sure-fire future to become a waitress in a small town far away. So what happens when she finds a naked man in her apartment, claiming he knows her from another life? I'll tell you what; long, lingering dances in the dark, strange encounters and hard hitting cases to find out why she keeps having weird dreams about creepy dark creatures, flying men and a best friend she never knew.

A Percy Jackson in Tartarus Fiction Percy Jackson was loyal to the gods. Loyal to his friends, family. He was innocently thrown into Tartarus by Zeus for a crime he didn't commit. He spends 7 years in Tartarus, and his time there changes him. What will he do when the gods suddenly need him for yet another threat that is cast upon them? What will Percy do when he finds out that he left a massive surprise with Annabeth on Earth. Two surprises to be exact. Published: 15th April, 2022

Percy Jackson had the life everyone wanted, he was the hero of Olympus, respected by the most powerful beings, and had the best of friends. However, fate works in cruel ways, and everyone around him began to change. His friends had abandoned him, his girlfriend betrayed him, and our hero was banished to the darkest depths of Tartarus by the gods he had given so much for. What happens when he returns stronger than ever? Will he want revenge, or is he beyond repair?

'I was in love with the stupid sun god.' * Book 1 | A Child of Night [Blurb] Ariadne was born in Tartarus. She had never seen the real world outside of the hell hole that she knew. But when a Titan Lord whispered in her ear and offered her a way to escape, she never could have known what it would lead to. * Book 2 | The Sun and The Night [Blurb] After hearing a prophecy which she doesn't understand, being haunted by another which has followed her for years and being at the beckon call of the goddess of night, Ariadne's new life as an immortal is still haunted by the shadow of her mother. When a new foe rises against Olympus, she will be forced to come face to face with plans millennia in the making and inescapable certainties. * Book 3 | The Joy of the Sun [Blurb] Ariadne has been through enough, selling strollers at a mother-and-baby shop may just be the final straw. But that's the predicament she finds herself in after being banished from Olympus. With her husband, the god Apollo, missing in action and her pregnancy nearing it's end, the shadow of Nyx, as always, casts itself over Ariadne's life. * Book 4 | The One Who Could Destroy Even Zeus [Blurb] Ariadne is dead. She leaves behind a son who is hardly a day old and a husband who is mortal and fighting his own foes. When Caius vows to avenge his mother's death and destroy Nyx with the shadow of his mother's sacrifice hanging over his head, will his vow destroy him before he has the chance to defeat Nyx? * Book 1 | A Child Of Night ✔ Book 2 | The Sun and the Night ✔ Book 3 | The Joy of the Sun ✔ Book 4 | The One Who Could Destroy Even Zeus ✔ * [A re-write of the Daughter of Night, originally finished in 2018, I have come back to the story with a new perspective and improved writing skills and am hoping to make this a better version of Ariadne's story, because I love her]

She was blessed by the gods, raised by the olympians, but what happens when she finds out she has a twin? What will happen at camp halfblood? And what about the god that she falls in love with? A pjo/hoo story

Apollo used to be a god. Now, as a punishment, he is turned into a mortal. He meets his first mortal companion, Meg McCaffrey, whom claims his servitude. When he first has flashbacks of Daphne and Hyacinthus, he sees a girl that he doesn't remember. Then, as he receives more dreams and visions, Apollo becomes sure that the girl was important in his life. When he was in trouble, she came. When he was in need of aid, she came. It was the girl from his memories. Or so he thought. She claims to be a look-alike, and that she had no idea what he was talking about. But Apollo knows that she's lying. Will he ever find out the truth? Or will he be kept in the dark forever? #1 in trialsofapollo as of October 17, 2021

{SAMPLE: Published on Amazon} Five hundred years ago, humanity's freedom died. When the Greek Gods and Goddesses were usurped from their home on Mt. Olympus, they crashed upon Earth and enslaved the human race. Children spend their existence inside prisons ran by ruthless Immortals, and upon their eighteenth birthday, they are thrown into an arena to be fought after. Once won, they are scarified with their name and short-lived identity in an unforgiving world, where there is an absence of hope for people with mortality coursing through their red veins. Servitude shackled humanity, but then a girl stood in the arena on the first summer solstice since she turned eighteen years old. A nameless girl, trembling behind the safety of her friend, landed in the Gods' worlds without knowing that she was going to be their unraveling. This wide-eyed slave, who bled two colors. One red like humans. One gold like the gods. Five hundred years ago, humanity's freedom died, but she's here to take it back. Final Book Cover commissioned by @Fantastical-Ink

When Lady Hecate fades due to a particularly nasty slow-working poison, Olympus has no choice but to announce their existence to the mortals, which goes about as well as one might expect. Then the Olympians, finally realising it might be time for a change in leadership, decide to retire, and hand over control of the universe to their teenage children. Awesome. But who will take their place? And how will the new gods get on in their positions? NOT ONE-SHOTS. All ships are canon except Tratie. (Brason is canon. Fight me.)