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Complete, First published Jul 19
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**"The Keys of Eidothea"**
*There are truths even the Fates cannot touch.*

Long ago, a cult vanished. A Titan stirred in his prison. And a goddess of illusions sealed her temples with keys that held the souls of the dead. Now, one of those keys is missing.

Theron, a broken man with blades at his hip and grief in his veins, fled the gods after being used in a cruel game-one that left scars deeper than memory. Rhamnys, the chaotic daughter of a forgotten bloodline, feels something ancient waking inside her. And Eidothea, keeper of forbidden knowledge, knows exactly what's coming.

Because one soul-the last daughter of a minor goddess-was merged into a key. When it disappears, an ancient restraint unravels.

And Taraxion, the Titan of Distortion, begins to rise.

As Olympians reckon with past sins and ancient clans feel their blood burn again, three fated souls must reunite to face what no god wants to see freed.

But one truth remains:

The keys never open by mistake.
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