If Alex had only know how this day was going to turn out, he might have stayed in bed. He hadn’t felt things going his way for years. When a new adventure presents itself, he doesn’t see the consequences that come along with it.
Lilly should have known the money was too good to be true. It made her look past the risk. After all, no one had ever even come close to catching her before. Much less, blindside her the way these people had.
Opportunity awaits the Eliassen brothers at the dawn of the twentieth century at the bustling port of Genova, Italy. Their fortune is nearly derailed when Galin has an unfortunate encounter with a vibrant, impoverished woman, after coming close to running her down with his horse. He is unable to shake her from his thoughts when the encounter is over.
In “The Turned Gods – Book 3,” Grace and Ivan explore a mysterious black hole and encounter an eternal child. As they chase the child deeper into the anomaly, they experience the complexities of space and time. They contemplate the nature of The Nothing and the implications of the phenomena they encounter, raising questions about existence and reality.
In “The Turned Gods – Book 2”, Grace revisits a familiar place after a year, savoring the quiet before a significant wedding ceremony. Amidst changes in relationships and responsibilities, she reflects on her past, the dynamics with her friends, and the upcoming challenge of transitioning her loved ones to a new world. A surprise possibility complicates her thoughts.
In “The Turned Gods – Book 1”, Grace insists on confronting her past alone, much to Lukkas’s dismay, who fears for her safety. As they prepare for her departure, they discuss plans and share tension regarding their relationship. Lukkas presents details about potential threats, raising concerns while Grace remains resolute in uncovering the truth behind her memory loss.
