DIVINE TEMPTATION

Jack Kline, newly ascended God of all creation, had faced a lot in his time-monsters, demons, the occasional apocalypse-but none of it had prepared him for her.

Maya didn't fall from Heaven. She nearly got torn apart by werewolves in the woods outside Maribor. Alone, outnumbered, out of options, she did something she'd never done before-not once, not in her entire life.

She prayed.

It wasn't poetic. It wasn't clean. It was messy, breathless, full of apologies to a God she didn't think was listening-until He was. Jack heard it. Heard her. And something in her voice, cracked and raw and painfully human, pulled at something deeper than duty. He had to go.

He saved her, of course. Appeared like a stranger in the night, all sunshine smile and casual calm, like it was no big deal. She didn't know who he really was-and he didn't tell her. Not yet.

Jack, as always, was bubbly and warm, his golden eyes too kind for someone so powerful. But as they talked, something shifted. It wasn't the prayer or the rescue that stayed with him-it was her. Her sharp wit. Her quiet strength. The way she brushed off gratitude like it made her itchy.

Maya didn't have time for mysteries or men with too-perfect hair. She had a job. A family. A packed schedule. Two needy cats. And the kind of guarded heart that didn't open easily. But Jack couldn't get her out of his mind. And the more he thought about her, the more he needed to see her again.

Now, the Almighty God of the Universe is trying to navigate text messages, cat hair, and human feelings-without revealing who he actually is.

Because dating a huntress is hard enough.
Dating one who unknowingly prayed you into her life?

Yeah... turns out it's complicated.