"God of the Diamond" follows the journey of a Greek god who disguises himself as a professional baseball player and unexpectedly finds himself falling in love with a mortal.
As Nico Rodriguez, Apollo joins a Major League Baseball team, the San Diego Titans, and quickly becomes a star player. His godly attributes and skills, enhanced by his divine origins, earn him the admiration of fans and players. However, Apollo's primary objective is to blend in and experience life as a mortal, and he does his best to downplay his extraordinary abilities.
Amidst the fame and glory of his baseball career, Apollo encounters Violet, a talented sports journalist assigned to cover the San Diego Titans. Violet, with her passion for her work, her genuine nature, and her enchanting beauty, captivates Apollo's heart. Over time, their paths intertwine, and a deep connection blossoms between them.
As their relationship evolves, Apollo faces a profound dilemma. He knows revealing his true identity could jeopardize their love and the balance between the mortal and divine realms. Yet, the weight of his immortal nature and the truth he conceals begin to strain their relationship.
Meanwhile, Apollo's fellow gods on Mount Olympus grow increasingly suspicious of his disappearance and launch a search for their lost comrade. As the stakes rise, Apollo must navigate the intricate web of secrets and lies he has woven, all while trying to protect Violet and their love.
"God of the Diamond" takes readers on an emotional rollercoaster, exploring the complexities of love, sacrifice, and the clash of mortal and immortal worlds. Will Apollo find a way to maintain his double life? Can he reveal his true self to Violet without devastating consequences? And ultimately, can the love between a god and a mortal withstand the weight of eternity?
The world of Gods and Titans isn't as simple as one might think. Two kids being thrown into a world so full of right and wrong, their own choices inevitably becoming that right or wrong.
Everything isn't as black and white as Riley and Flynn had once imagined it to be. Unfortunately, things are changing. It's only a matter of time.
But the true question is.
Who's going to choose Right from wrong? Who is going to become the next "God"?
Justice and Injustice of those lesser than Titan and God. Whoever creates right and wrong becomes God. But what if a "God" doesn't want to be a God?
It's time to go to Asphodel, The Land of The Dead and the City of the Lost.
This is an original book and the first book in the Primordial Series.