Tides of Prophecy (Poseidon Romance)

Farrah does not believe in prophecy. The visions that come in her sleep-the ones she's had since childhood-are nothing more than echoes of her past, trauma disguised as fate. She has spent her life defying them, proving that the future is hers to shape. That she is not her past. Turns out she was right, she's not her past, she's the future.

A man from a far away dream appears before her.

He calls himself Poseidon. He speaks of gods, of Olympus, of a prophecy that ties her to the fall of Zeus himself.

For ages the gods took a back seat in the affairs of humans, growing bored through their immortality, meddling only in the occasional wars, no longer with the desire to be worshipped.

Until the prophecy. The fates tell Zeus that his reign is soon to come to an end by the hand of his own divine blood.

The king of the gods goes mad, turning against his own children in fear of a traitor among them-a traitor who will bring about his downfall. The gods, desperate for an answer, turn to Apollo's oracle. They turn to Farrah.

Poseidon has been asked to guide her, to make sense of her visions, and to keep her alive long enough to fulfill a fate she refuses to believe in. But when Farrah's visions shift, revealing the truth Apollo never told Poseidon, everything changes.

She is not the key to Zeus' downfall.

Her child is.

Her child with Poseidon.