WARNING: this book is about PTSD. Percy is blamed for what happens in the last battle. The deaths of the seven, Nico, Reyna, camp. All of them gone. even Annabeth, who had survived torture in hell with him. As punishment, He is cursed with a type of immortality. He can only die when they feel he has repaid his crimes. The gods send him back in time to live out the past. Take the slow road. Percy disowns his name. Going only by the first part of his last name..Jack. Centuries pass and he becomes known as Jack Frost. Now, time has finally brought him back to where he belongs. A year where all his friends and family are alive..and he's nowhere near them. To distract himself from the pain, he takes a teaching job..at Hogwarts.

He has walked the dying through their last door for longer than he can remember. He does not linger. He does not carry anything back. This is the rule, and he has never struggled with it. Until her. She is not a soul to collect. She is a fallen angel sitting alone in a ruined cathedral with chains in her lap and weathered white wings and a loneliness she would never admit to - and she is not his assignment, not his responsibility, not supposed to matter. She does. Between Death and Falling is a dark fantasy romance about an Angel of Death who breaks the only rule he was ever given, and what it costs him. It is a slow burn. It does not have a happy ending. It has something more honest than that.

In a world where virtual realities allow anyone to be anything, Percy Jackson has only one goal: Win the Fifty Million Dollar prize at the end of the Age Of Heroes (AOH) tournament held by the game makers. All he has to do is eliminate the other eleven digital teams in the tournament. But his plan gets a wrench thrown in to it when a major Hacking group, The Titans, take over the game coding and change the rules. It's no longer a game; it's real life. In a world where virtual realities allow anyone to be anything, Percy Jackson will prove to be the greatest Solo Player ever... or he'll die trying. CAUTION: good amount of swearing involved (it is a gamer story). I DON'T OWN PERCY JACKSON, CREDIT TO RICK RIORDAN. THE PLOT IS MY OWN, PLEASE DON'T STEAL.