For Jessalyn and her mom, moving to the small town of Avondale, California seemed like the perfect decision; they wanted the new scenery but what they really needed was a new start. Jessalyn Hartley had always been shy and one to keep to herself, but now, as she enters her final year of high school at Crestview High, she's more determined than ever to stay hidden in the shadows. However, all of that may change when she crosses paths with the supposed bad boy; Cason Michaels, and figures out that maybe she just had to meet the right person to break her out of her shell.

The gods are real. All it takes is this one realization, sparked by a short video no one expected to go viral, to turn 21-year-old Angie Nohl and her friends' worlds on their heads. Their existence now exposed to the masses, Angie and the Greek pantheon scramble to maintain their secrecy, until they realize that perhaps this sudden rise in attention might be for the best. Not all is in their favor, however, when one grad school dropout decides the gods have been misusing their power, and resolves to take it for herself. Follow Angie, Clio, Hermes, and the Morganthau twins as they battle to keep the peace in this long-awaited sequel to The Search for Juno: Olympian VIP. -warning: strong language -Vote and comment if you enjoy ;)

"What does one plus one equal?" I asked with a slight smug forming on my face, teasing him. "A child," he replied with a satisfied smirk. - Irene Anderson and Archer Everton. At first sight, they seemed like polar opposites. Though they were in the same grade and had similar classes, they were nothing like each other. Archer Everton was popular, athletic, and rich- everything was handed to him on a silver platter. Irene Anderson was invisible, always busied herself with work, and had to support herself since the start of high school. So when Irene agrees to tutoring Archer, many things could go wrong. Opposites shouldn't mix together, but they do. They can attract each other like many people say, or they could possibly do the exact opposite of just that. But as the saying goes, some things go deeper than the surface. © 2020 aspen