The Snake and the Tempest

While Medusa schedules her wedding, the gods make other plans.

I’m getting married. Yeah, I know. It’s amazing. My best friend Cora planned a wonderful ceremony on a former nuclear test site on a deserted island in the Marshall Islands. I plan to let my hair out. And Asher’s parents know my secret snaky identity, so everything should turn out okay.

Until Cora’s daughter gets kidnapped.

Now the gods are up to their normal bedlam, messing up my life again. They’re fighting over the last drops of the nectar, the Trident, and the newest, most powerful relic—Zeus’s Thunderbolt. They’re dragging me and my fiancé from Europe to Canada, to the ends of the Earth, and even the bottom of the sea to keep those weapons safe from landing in the wrong hands. Because Cora is prophesied to destroy the world, you know.

Another storm is brewing.

Well, if I have to go to the ends of the Earth or the bottom of the sea to stop it, I will. Because I want to marry Ash.

Content warning: The Snake and the Tempest is a paranormal romantic urban fantasy about a Greek mythical monster living in the twenty-first century. There are sexual scenes, profanity, violence, and adult situations.