Seventeen year old, Amber Hayes' world changes completely when her family moves to the affluent Cobalt Isles and with it's gorgeous guys, girls who should be on the cover of Vogue, stunning scenery and mansions, she feels like it's a completely fresh start. But when she heads off on a history class trek to the ruins of an ancient Greek temple at the beginning of the new semester, she does something that alters herself, and the world around her entirely. Now she must fight to save those around her and figure out what has happened to her and some of the other students at her school, all the while trying to pass her exams and navigate the teenage social waters. It's going to be an interesting year, to say the least.

[2013 Watty Finalist] Thea Gibson lives a normal life. She waitresses at her local bar, pays her bills on time, has a secret crush on Detective Josh Cooper and let's her friend Shae drag her to parties when she'd rather be curled up at home buried in the latest paranormal fantasy. In one night though, her life becomes a paranormal fantasy when she is attacked by Titans and saved by a man claiming to be Hermes, Messenger of the Gods. Hermes tells her she is a reincarnated deity, with latent powers she must remember so she can return the recently escaped Cronos back to Tartarus. Thea refuses to believe such nonsense but with the strange things happening around her, Thea begins to discover that fantasy is more closer to reality than she once thought... Note: Some myths have been altered for this story. Please do not presume to correct them as they are altered for the purposes of my story. Forsaken Deity Copyright © Melissa Lucas 2013 All Rights Reserved. No part of this literary work may be reproduced or used without written consent from the author.

In a world filled with hidden Gods and Goddesses walking among humans, anything is possible. When 19 year old Aurora encounters one of the most powerful and intimidating of them all, her world comes crashing down with more complications than she had ever encountered. How will her life change upon meeting the incredibly handsome God of Death, who wants nothing more than to help people survive? *Book 1 of The Godly series* ----- Highest rankings: #1 in #greekmyth #2 in #underworld *currently* #7 in #god #7 in #Zeus #8 in #Poseidon #11 Hades !!!!

Stella, a teacher in her mid-twenties, is in a car accident which leaves her in a coma. She wakes up in the Underworld, where she meets Hades and his housekeeper, Lucinda. The castle is old, uninhabited, and letters, which aren't meant for Stella to read, find their way to her attention. Persephone, They had sex. I heard them. It's not the first time. I think Hades is attached to her, really attached. It's scary. Can we stop this? Lucinda Stella meets the stunning goddess of the Underworld, Persephone, but is her story as Stella imagines?

nyctophilia nyc·to·phil·i·a (nĭk'tə-fĭl'ē-ə) n. A preference for the night or darkness. "He was darkness, death himself. His name was Thanatos" Hades right hand man was subject to a life of darkness and utter loneliness. That is until the daughter of the Underworld is born. What happens when fate can change everything? #1 myths 12/6/18 #78 mythology 1/20/19 #4 underworld 2/1/19 #9 greek 2/25/19 #6 Persephone 7/31/19

Alina is the daughter of Demeter and the twin sister of Persephone. Her unruly nature and inability to conform to the social construction of Olympus leaves her lonely and isolated as a child, until the day when she breaks a sacred rule and observes a council meeting. On that day, everything changes. She sees Hades for the first time, the just as lonely as her, God of the Dead and King of the Underworld. Her fascination with him as a child leads to a forbidden friendship that slowly buds into something that it should never become. Struggling with her feelings for the mysterious God of Darkness as she matures, Alina is thrown into the dark world of the Gods before she is ready, and as their feelings rage, Alina and Hades must discover the difference between love and lust, before it's too late...