Unruly Gods
3 primary works
Book 1
Alyssa, one of the three Fates tasked with guarding the gates of Olympus, is spoiling for a good fight. She’s bored to tears. Nothing’s happened in forever. When three gods sneak onto Earth, she meets her match on the battlefield and wants nothing more than to kick his annoying butt. It’s hard enough fighting her hormones, but it’s impossible to keep her mind or hands off the gorgeous god.
Ares, God of War, visits Earth without permission and is caught by Alyssa, a Fate who can kick him to the curb. The God of War vanquished? Never. Seriously, not gonna happen. What he does want to happen is to get a taste of the sassy Fate. But he finds that in addition to his magic being rivaled, this Fate threatens to conquer his restless heart.
When a mysterious, powerful magic attacks, she’ll need all the help she can get to keep them all alive. Ares can’t let Alyssa get hurt. He’ll give everything he has to keep his little spitfire from diving into battle to her death. Even his life.
Book 2
When three gods escaped Olympus, they had no idea how much trouble would come from it.
Daphne is more comfortable with research than magic. The youngest Fate guarding the Gates of Crossing came into her powers late and the only way she can compete with the others is through knowledge. Is it any wonder why she’d fall for the thoughtful and intellectual Hades? Too bad that retreating into her scrolls isn’t helping to snuff out the desires raging inside her for the god.
Hades is desperate to resist his new and unsettling feelings toward the quietest Fate, especially when they’re thrown together on a journey to uncover new information. The bookish Fate is a glowing light in his otherwise dark existence, and he sees that there is more to the raven-haired beauty than she knows. He’s determined to help her harness the full potential of her powers… though he’s losing his heart to her in the process.
When they learn that Zeus has declared the unruly gods and their accomplice Fates as enemies—with their punishment being death—the gods and Fates must band together to come up with a plan. Can Daphne and Hades survive the wrath of the most powerful god? Or will their love be extinguished before it even begins?
Book 3
Moros, the God of Doom and Fate, tagged along with his friends out of boredom, and stupidly revealed that it doesn't matter to him if Chronos unleashes chaos on Earth. Maybe he lost his mind after witnessing Sophia's beauty, after all, she's making him question going back to Olympus at all. He'd rather stay on earth with her, but he's pretty sure she's going to argue that. A lot.
His self-centeredness is precisely what Sophia, the leader of the Fates, despises. So what if he's good looking and makes her hormones go crazy? She doesn't trust any of the gods, knowing they'd turn against human- Fates included -in an instant. And, with her sister Fates having fallen for gods, Sophia is the last one keeping vigilant against the outlaws. She's definitely not going to fall for Moros and his sexy ways.
Moros and Sophia will have to place their differences aside to survive because Chronos wants to kill the Fates and reabsorb their powers, and Zeus is still out to punish the gods who broke his rules. If they fail, the gates will open, and the world as they know it will end when the Olympians become free to wreak havoc on the human world. If that happens, any chance at happiness will be lost.