Twenty-four go in; one comes out a God. For Kore Hagne, it's a death sentence when her name is drawn as tribute. She must leave behind all she knows, forced into an arena where she'll have to fight to the death under watch of the entire nation. The Divinity Games are filled with lies, fear, and something Kore never thought she would find: the chance at freedom. Set in HG universe.

Logically he knew that all of this happiness couldn't last forever. No matter how much they tried to ignore it, there was a war on the horizon. Their only hope was finding the Key to Tartarus first, because if they didn't that meant the Titans would go free and the world would end. Hey, no one had ever said the life of a reincarnated God would be easy. Sequel to Bone and Skin.

When the earth stopped believing in the Gods, they vanished. Reincarnated throughout the centuries, Hades has waited for Persephone, but this time something larger than Winter threatens to tear them apart. The Titans are rising again, and war is on the horizon. Will the tragic lovers be able to survive the coming battle, along with the other fallen Gods? Only the Fates may see...

The songs say the Gods created everything, but winter was created by she. (A Hades/Persephone Middle Ages AU.)

Her eyes are flickering, wavering things. A rabbit ready to take run from hunt. But wait, that's not right– she is a wolf, a wolf. And yet, wolves still cry.

AU: He knows exactly what she's asking him to do, too. And he knows it's a path they likely shouldn't follow if they had any common sense about them. So he leans down and presses his mouth to hers anyways. Delights in the taste of her– sweet like figs and little sips of spirits. And also something stronger, more primal like the blood of wolves.