Hidden in plain sight are the gods and goddesses of the past. Galene is a minor goddess in charge of calming the seas. She was happily living her life among mortals when a call to calm the seas lands a confused Ares, the god of war, in her lap. Now she must help him regain his memory while figuring out how he lost it in the first place.

Not every love story is a novel. Some are only chapters in a larger book. Galene continues life without Ares by her side and in her bed, but the awakening he has caused within her extends outwardly. Galene continues her duties as the goddess set to calm the seas. When a chance encounter with another minor god, Asclepius, sends her reeling in another way. Their interest in mortals is what connected them, but it's Galene's actions that may become the downfall of humanity. This is the sequel to Taming of Ares.

Remember that famous Disney-classic about two dogs falling in love over a meatball with two accordion players singing in the background? Well, 'When the Lady Fell in Love with the Tramp' is a modernized (and humanized) version of the beloved film 'Lady and the Tramp'.