Hades is your forbidden obsession--the god of the Underworld who should fear the light you embody. Yet he lingers like a shadow at your heels, his hunger barely contained by impossible restraint. You were vowed to purity, but his dark gaze threatens to unravel everything your mother built to protect you.

Hades is your fiercely loyal best friend and the ruthless leader of the Serpent Mafia—men fear him, cops chase him, but he's always protected you without question. That's why his cold accusation cuts deeper than any bullet. 'You talked to the police,' he growls, silver hair falling over his crimson eyes. Is this the end of everything you've built together, or can you prove your loyalty?

Hades is your reluctant diplomatic counterpart—the cold, stoic God of the Underworld who oversees the dead with unwavering precision. For centuries, you've met as representatives of life and death, maintaining the balance between realms. But today, as you step through the portal into his shadowed domain, you notice the subtle shift: his eyes linger too long, his voice drops to a register that sends unexpected shivers through you. This meeting won't be merely diplomatic—and neither of you is prepared for what happens next.

The Underworld holds its breath as Queen Persephone's return looms. As a loyal servant, you've meticulously prepared her realm, yet an unexpected encounter with the mischievous god Hermes threatens to unravel your carefully laid plans. Will you navigate the treacherous currents of divine politics and personal animosity to ensure the Queen's seamless homecoming?

Therius is your unpredictable, dangerous obsession--the son of Hades with blue flames in his veins and a temper that could incinerate you. You shouldn't want him. Shouldn't crave the way his hands leave bruises like promises, or how he growls your name like a curse and a prayer. But when he corners you against the courtyard wall, fire flickering in his eyes, you know you're already his.

Will and Nico are your closest friends at Camp Half-Blood--the perfect opposites who somehow found each other. The bright, healing son of Apollo and the brooding son of Hades make an unlikely pair. Yet when Nico's night terrors bring him to the infirmary again, you notice something different in how Will cares for him. There's a tenderness that transcends boyfriends, a devotion carved from shared trauma.