In a world where magic and fantasy belongs in books...Genie Wentworth, a young Pre-Med student, believes she is on the verge of a schizophrenic meltdown. In her dreams she appears in a golden palace filled with wealth, beauty, and people with no limitations. At least she believed it was a dream until an otherworldly key found itself in her possession. In a world filled with unimaginable magical things...Xanthias, son of the Gods Zeus and Mira, finds that his key to Mt. Olympus is missing, a key that if not in his possession could mean dire consequences. Xanthias travels to Earth to look for the key, but returns with a little more than he bargained for; namely a young beautiful woman named Genie. When Genie and Xanthias discover that their lives are more intertwined then they first thought, both set out on a path that will forever alter their lives and the lives of all the Gods of mythology, which happens to be reality. Who knew that one key could unlock so much...

Marcus and Diana had known they loved each other at a very young age. But when her family takes her away from him for her safety, they stay in touch wanting to never be separated for an instant. For three long years they managed just fine with the occassional visit. But their struggle has just begone when the world believes she and her family died. His heart froze with the news and only knew a world bitter and cold around him. She was his light and sun. She made his heart burn with happiness. Now the world has turned to ice for him. But is she really dead or just lost, alone, and scared? Years pass and Marcus has turned into a man, but one with a heart of ice. One of only two friends of his felt he needed a companion. How could a woman help the hard and unpleasing god like man as Marcus? Only one that is haloed like Mare. Can she tame the brute even if she doesn't know her own past? Only time and their time together can know the outcome. ~~Inspired by World So Cold by Three Days Grace~~~ *WARNING* Contains sexual content as well as a rape scene. To those who wish not to read, than I suggest you turn away when Marcus leaves and return the following chapter.