Gift Guide
Storm
of the Gods
An
Areios Brothers Novel #1
by
Amy Braun
Genre:
Urban Fantasy
Thirty
years ago, the gods of Greek legend returned to the world. Their
return restored their powers, which had been spent in a cataclysmic
battle with the Titans. With the ancient deities imprisoned in
Tartarus, the Olympians now reside in Néo VasÃleio, formerly known
as California.
Twenty-four-year-old
Derek Aerios is a war scion, a descendant of Ares, the God of War. He
and his brother, eighteen-year-old Liam, capture mythological
creatures and rogue scions as part of Ares's elite military force. As
he struggles to cope with his violent powers and the scars of a
traumatic childhood, Derek tries to keep the two vows he has made:
protect his brother, and never kill a human again.
But
when Ares forces him to hunt and kill four rogue scions under
Athena's control—by threatening Liam's life—Derek chooses to go
after the scions in order to save his brother and keep his promise to
himself.
Yet
the closer Derek gets to the scions, the more he realizes that his
orders are part of a deeper conspiracy that put him at odds with his
mission and his conscience. Athena may not be the enemy, a traitor
could be in their midst, and the Titans could be closer to freedom
than ever before.
Amy
is a Canadian urban fantasy and horror author. Her work revolves
around monsters, magic, mythology, and mayhem. She started writing in
her early teens, and never stopped. She loves building unique worlds
filled with fun characters and intense action. She is an active
member of the Weekend Writing Warrior community.
When
she isn't writing, she's reading, watching movies, taking photos,
gaming, struggling with chocoholism and ice cream addiction, and
diving headfirst into danger in Dungeons & Dragons campaigns
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I love the cover. The guy looks hot!! Literally! LOL
ReplyDeleteThe cover art seems appropriate for the book. Good job.
ReplyDeleteThe cover is fantastic! This sounds like such a good read!
ReplyDeleteLove the cover - it really stands out. Caught my attention immediately.
ReplyDeleteI like the cover, very colorful.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, the cover is intriguing & appropriate for storyline. I would like to know how the thought process works with these fantasy plotlines.
ReplyDeleteLots of writing and re-writing and editing and letting characters take control more often than not. ;)
DeleteThank you everyone for the wonderful comments and John for the fantastic post!
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