In a realm where gods and goddesses govern the forces of nature and fate, two immortal beings-one born of chaos, the other of order-find their lives intertwined in ways neither could have ever anticipated.
Loki, the god of mischief, thrives on disruption, clever tricks, and playing with the balance of the world. But when he crosses paths with Elena, the serene goddess of harmony and light, something unexpected happens: the very forces they represent begin to pull them closer. Elena, ever composed, is drawn to Loki's wit and unpredictability, while Loki finds himself captivated by her wisdom and calm.
As their worlds collide, their growing attraction threatens the order of the gods. The more time they spend together, the deeper they fall-not just in love, but in a struggle against their own natures. Is it possible for the trickster and the goddess of peace to find harmony between their opposing forces, or will their love unravel the very fabric of the cosmos?
"The God Who Fell for Me" explores love, identity, and the collision of light and darkness, where even the most unlikely pair can find beauty in each other's differences.
*They hated her at first... but they had no idea who she really was.*
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Serena Carter was just trying to live-trying to find peace in the mess that was her life. But one accident changed everything.
Abandoned. Alone. She was sent to live with the Morettis-four brothers and a father who wanted nothing to do with her. She was the reminder of their mother's biggest betrayal, the stain on their perfect legacy. Ten months. That's all she had to survive before she turned eighteen and walked away for good. Easy, right?
Wrong.
Because the Morettis might have convinced themselves they hated her, but hate was a tricky thing-it turned into obsession, into protectiveness, into something none of them were ready for. They thought they knew her, thought she was just a mistake that could be ignored.
They had no idea.
Because Serena had secrets-ones even she didn't fully understand. And in a world where power was everything, she was about to become the most dangerous piece on the board.
She wasn't just a mistake. She was a Moretti.
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