Queen of Tempests and Sin
In Brothers of Olympus, women aren’t victims… they bring gods to their knees.
And now— Poseidon has finally met his match.
Perfect for fans of Carissa Broadbent,Jennifer L. Armentrout,and Laura Thalassa—Kill Bill meets dark Greek mythology romance.
* “Touch her and drown”
* Possessive god x stabby mortal assassin
* Forced proximity & explosive chemistry
* Morally grey lovers
* Ancient god falls first (and harder)
Love wasn’t part of the mission… until him.
No heart. No mercy. No mistakes.
That’s how Cordelia Sinn has survived as one of the world’s deadliest assassins.
Her latest assignment should be simple: seduce the target, eliminate him, and disappear.
Except the target is Poseidon. The sea god with a temper legendary even among immortals. A deity who hates humans, avoids attachments, and believes love is a weakness reserved for fools.
Her blade found his heart.
It just didn’t keep him down.
He rises furious, alive… and fixated. Not on vengeance—but on her: the mortal who ignited something buried and broken inside the god of storms.
When an ancient enemy rises, Cordelia becomes the only person Poseidon can’t let go of… and the only one who can destroy him.
She was trained to kill.
He was born to rule.
Together, they’re a storm waiting to happen—and a love story written in the bones of the sea.
Author’s Note:
Queen of Tempests and Sin is a New Adult mythological romantasy. Expect slow-burn heat, enemies-to-lovers bite, mature themes, and steam that intensifies throughout the book. Trigger warnings available in the table of contents.
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