Gods of Prey

I’ve died thirty-three times. Each death brutal. Each one earned. It’s the price Sebastian and I paid for defying the divine order—my punishment as the Goddess of Death, his as the God of Life. But while I endure every brutal consequence, Bash has gone rogue, abandoning his realm for a mortal woman. Now, the balance between Life and Death is shattering. To stop the collapse, I’m forced to try and bring him back with Revel, Sebastian’s best friend and the god I hate most. Arrogant. Unbearable. Dripping with power and sin I have no business craving. We’re stuck sharing a small Seattle apartment together and every second, the tension coils tighter, sharp enough to draw blood. We fight. We burn. We pretend it’s not attraction thrumming beneath every glare, every accidental touch. But Revel doesn’t play fair, and I’m starting to lose this game. We have days before the gods erase us from existence. Days to bring my brother home. Days before I do something reckless, like fall for the enemy who sets my world on fire. And if I let him in, I won’t just lose control. I’ll destroy everything. In the war between duty and desire, love is the most dangerous weapon.