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It's time for the earth to be cleansed. Released after eons of being imprisoned and tortured, Aeron and his three brothers are ordered by the remaining old gods to bring the Apocalypse upon the world. Humanity has failed them too many times, and the Reckoning is overdue. As the deity of the air and sky, it's Aeron's duty to bring about massive storms to wipe out civilization. Tornadoes, hurricanes, lightning - all are at his bidding, and Aeron is more than willing to do whatever he is requested to do. He will mete out the worst he can conjure, as long as it means he'll no longer be bound within the hot, dark confines deep within the bowels of the Earth. Ceris Shahan is terrified of flying. But when the president of the company demands she be at the summit conference clear across the continent the next day, she has no choice but to take the next plane out. If her phobia wasn't debilitating enough, they run into turbulence that doesn't end. Tossed about, bruised and injured amid the ugly black clouds that continue to engulf them, she and the other passengers soon realize they will not survive. When Ceris spots a figure outside the window, a man who appears to be standing amid the thunderheads and is surrounded by an aura of light, she starts to doubt her own sanity. Yet, when the man turns to find her staring at him, the look of stunned disbelief on his face is undeniable. She shouldn't be able to see him, but she can. Realizing what this could mean, Aeron decides to risk everything, even his freedom, to rescue and protect the woman from the annihilation of all mankind. Warning! Contains scenes of mass destruction, two apples, the plane ride from hell, stainless steel, extreme arrogance, an odd utility tool, and two people hoping for a future, any kind of future, as long as they can share it together. |
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The earth is being destroyed, and the mortal population
decimated, all in an attempt for the old gods to become relevant
again. Eons ago, Zeus and the gods captured the four demi-gods of
the elements—air, earth, fire and water. Now the minor gods have
been let loose and are being forced to wreak havoc on the planet.
Meris, half-god of the water, doesn’t enjoy throwing
tsunamis and flooding coastal towns and villages, destroying islands
and taking lives, but he and his brothers must do as they’re told or
risk being imprisoned again, possibly forever. Which none of them
would survive a second time.
The life of a teacher isn’t full of glamour and world
travels, so when offered a free trip to Hawaii in exchange for Maid
of Honor duties for her best friend, Roby McDaniel jumps at the
chance. What was supposed to be an elegant dinner cruise full of
wine and fine dining quickly ends in tragedy when a giant wave
appears from out of nowhere and capsizes the boat. Roby manages to
stay afloat, unable to comprehend the destruction happening in front
of her eyes, but the giant rising out of the ocean? That
she really has trouble wrapping her head around.
Normally unseen by mortals unless he wills it, Meris is
surprised when Roby calls out to him, and he cannot turn his back on
the mortal begging to be saved. She’s beautiful, brave, special, and
meant for him. But after causing the deaths of her friends, can he
convince her he’s not the heartless monster she thinks he is?
With Poseidon missing, the remaining gods are biding their time until they can trap the Primordials again, but now they need to locate the god of the sea. They are certain that capturing and torturing the mortal women Meris and his brothers are protecting will give them the answers they seek. Warning! Contains scenes of mass destruction, one woman's shoe, chains, the car wash of desire, steamed fish, derelicts, a bright red shirt, and one demi-god willing to give his life to protect the woman who loves him. |
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