Dionysus always prided himself on being detached from the pathetic drama of humanity; that way he couldn't be burnt by the emotions that seemed to determine the tangled courses of human lives. This was all before he met Evie Autumn, the girl chosen by the gods who inadvertently flipped his view on the world around. So when Evie leaves him to start her new life in the Underworld, he falls back into his old, uncaring partying ways without even realising it. Despite the popular belief that he's gone completely off the rails, Dionysus is staying somewhat sane. He wouldn't ever admit it to anyone, but the only thing really keeping him from drowning himself in his favourite drink was the task of concentrating on protecting the staff that's been an integral part of who he is since the dawn of time. But then his staff is stolen right out from under his nose. And the only person that can help him get it back before a Dionysus-worthy catastrophe occurs is the ghost of the one person he's ever loved; the one person he never thought he would ever see again. [HADES SPIN-OFF]

You are a smart, inventive, yet average college student trying to get your master degree, but you have one problem. You suck at history, American to be exact. You are off to a bad start in the class when your professor assigns you a extra credit assignment that will solve all of your academic short comings in the history class. A +300 page essay on American history and its due by the end of the year. You get started on it when you find a weird object. Not really caring you use it and suddenly historical people begin to appear in your home! You see this as an opportunity to get this essay done and in the bag and well... You're not throwing away this SHOT!

{COMPLETED} Phillip is falling for Theodosia. Hard. He wants everything to be with her and is drowning head first. He knows his father is strictly against their love, but Phillip is ready to take risks, even if it jeopardizes his Father's legacy. Theo, on the other hand, still thinks that they are just friends. She wants to stay that way, because she knows she has to protect her Father's legacy. She thinks all she can do is wait and see which way the wind will blow. Will Phillip convince her otherwise? Or will their relationship be broken by legacy? This takes place around the same time period as Hamilton, but Alexander nor Phillip or Theodosia dies. // in bold, this means author Notes// I do not own the cover