Of Wars & Thrones
“You’ll be of so much more use to me than what Larkin ever was. And that makes you invaluable. Learn to play by my rules, Quentin. Life will be easier if you do.”
Quentin thought she had it all – the job, the man, and divinity – until Hunter came along and ripped them out of her grasp. The game she’s caught in is the most terrifying yet, and she has no choice but to play it alone. She refuses to shatter for Gods who prioritise their ego over everything else. If she can’t win, she’ll die trying.
The God of Chaos should be in his element with the way things have panned out. Instead, he is bound in chains and powerless. Watching from the sidelines, Gray is regretting every decision he’s made that led him to this point. If the rest of the Gods are so convinced that he is a cold-hearted murdered, then all they need to do is release him and allow him to prove them right. The list of names is growing, and he’s desperate for a taste of vengeance.
Trust has always been given sparingly in the heavens, but never has it been such a valuable commodity. Time is running out. Alliances are as precarious as ever. If war breaks out, then Elysia will never be the same. The Gods made mistakes last time, and they can’t afford to repeat history.
Everyone has their reasons for the choices they make. Can you live with yours?
*This book contains sexually explicit scenes, mature language, discussion of deceased parents and sexual assault. Not intended for readers below 18. Reader discretion is advised.*
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