Pagangods Stories

My family moved to Baile Coille, a remote Irish village, when I was ten years old. Since the second day of living here, I have heard stories of a strange creature that haunts the surrounding woods. Whatever it is, I intend to discover the truth behind this beast.

Throw from her own world and into Thedas with the help of some divine intervention, Thalia finds herself in the events of Dragon Age: Inquisition as the Inquisitor and an elf at that. Second part up now (Into the Stars)

Gods, godlets, people who create human-like gods and gods who eventually turn too human to be called a god at all

#1 In Paranormal Romance 12/27/18 Cernunnos, the Horned God of the Forest, has lost his horns. He needs a new goddess to get them back. When the Lord of the Hunt chases you, is there any point in resisting? Dru Scott is determined not to date in college, but she soon finds her Her God-like Professor is not the only temptation. The Perfect Mortal Guy wants her, but she's only ever dated bad boys. Can she keep her vow to ban love from her life? Can she ever hope to find a heavenly romance with a mortal? Or will the Lord of the Hunt wear down her resistances first?

In the shadow of Rome's relentless advance, two women rise from the misted lands of Britannia-one destined to rule, the other chosen by the gods. Boudicca, daughter of the Iceni, comes of age amid shifting alliances and the tightening grip of an empire that demands submission. Fierce, intelligent, and bound to her people's traditions, she must navigate a world where loyalty to kin collides with Rome's hunger for dominion. Far to the west, the young seer Luwena undergoes a waking dream that will mark her forever as Dolefren, vessel of the goddesses Andraste and Carthwyn. Sent to the sacred isle of Môn to be trained as a priestess, she walks the liminal path between mortal and divine, a bridge between the living and the voices of the ancestors. As kings fall, tribes fracture, and the Iceni crown passes to Boudicca and her husband Prasutagus, fate begins to weave their lives together. Through visions, omens, and blood-bound vows, Dolefren and Boudicca's paths entwine, drawing them toward a reckoning that will shake both empire and earth. Rooted in the history of Britannia yet alive with myth and spirit, this is a story of rebellion and prophecy, of women who carried fire against Rome-and of the gods who walked beside them.

Dear Amaya, One thousand years. That is how long we have been apart, I wish more than anything that it wasn't that long, but it is. I hope that someday I can return to you. Sometimes I lay awake at night thinking about what you are doing. What must you think of me? You once thought of me as your whole world, do you still think of me as such? Have I lost the right to call you my own after so many years? Are you still alive or have you been taken from this world? Does your heart still belong to me, or did I ruin that? Has another taken my place by your side as your beloved? Do you ever think of me? Have you forgotten my face? Do you hate me for what I have done to you? Will you ever be able to forgive me? Will you ever love me again? Your Beloved, Esther