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History was supposed to be something Eliana Díaz studied-not something that could reach across centuries and drag her into its bloodstained pages.
Nineteen-year-old nursing student Ellie expects her college trip to Greece to be filled with ancient ruins, museum tours, and several exhausting days tolerating friends who would rather party than learn anything. Instead, one mysterious artifact transports her into the world of Homer's Odyssey-a world where the heroes are far more human, the monsters are terrifyingly real, and the gods are always watching.
Stranded thousands of years from home, Ellie finds herself aboard Odysseus's ship during his desperate voyage back to Ithaca. Her knowledge of the ancient tale may be the only advantage she has, but knowing what comes next does not mean she can prevent it-and every attempt to interfere risks unraveling the fragile thread of fate.
As the sea grows crueler and divine attention turns toward the impossible mortal who should not exist, Ellie must survive sirens, monsters, vengeful gods, and the dangerous choices of men already condemned by legend. Yet the farther she travels beside Odysseus, the harder it becomes to see him and his companions as figures in an ancient story.
They are no longer myths.
They are people she has come to love.
Caught between the home she lost and an epic whose ending has already been written, Ellie must decide how much she is willing to sacrifice to save those history says she cannot.
Because the gods may control the story.
But Ellie was never meant to be part of it.