HELIOPHILIA | APOLLO

Isadora Bell has never stepped foot in the mortal world.

As the only demigod allowed to live on Olympus, she's spent sixteen years surrounded by gods, ambrosia, silk gowns, and enough divine drama to last a lifetime. Aphrodite insists that her daughter be raised as a proper lady, while Ares makes sure she can hold her own against monsters, gods, and-most importantly-boys. It's an unusual childhood, but it's the only one Isadora knows.

Until Aphrodite discovers who the Fates have chosen as her daughter's soulmate.

Apollo.

For the first time, Isadora is introduced to the god of the sun, and despite Aphrodite's warnings and Ares's suspiciously long list of threats, the two click almost instantly. What begins as friendship slowly becomes something neither of them expected, and for two years, Isadora's life on Olympus feels almost perfect.

Until she overhears something she was never supposed to know.

She's a demigod.

And somewhere in the mortal world, there's an entire camp filled with children just like her.

Suddenly, the life she's always been told to be grateful for doesn't feel quite so perfect anymore. Isadora wants to know what it's like to have friends her own age, to make mistakes without a goddess watching over her shoulder, to run through the woods, laugh around a campfire, and experience the childhood she never got to have.

Aphrodite and Ares refuse. Apollo is caught somewhere painfully in the middle. But Isadora has spent sixteen years being protected from the world. Maybe it's time she finally gets to see it for herself.

Even if the world isn't ready for the daughter of Aphrodite who was raised by Ares, loved by Olympus, and destined to fall for the god of the sun.