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Learn moreNick, leader of the half-breeds and the last true hero, has spent his life fighting a dark pull toward the gods—a pull he now knows is linked to his father, Krónos, and the Titan's plan to escape from the Underworld.
But Nick's hidden powers are coveted by more than just his father. Imprisoned by Hades, Nick battles every form of torture imaginable as the god schemes to break him. Only one thing keeps him sane—one woman who gives him the strength to fight the relentless darkness. But she has a dangerous plan of her own, and as Nick's powers grow stronger, even she might not be enough to alter his destiny.
Contains mature themes.
Elisabeth Naughton is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over thirty books, including the Deadly Secrets series, the Aegis series, and the Stolen trilogy. She earned a RITA Award for best romantic suspense in 2017. Her work has also been nominated for the Golden Leaf Award and the Golden Heart Award. Elisabeth lives in western Oregon with her husband and three children.
AudioFile Earphones Award winner Elizabeth Wiley is a seasoned actor, dialect coach, theater professor, and dedicated narrator. In addition to her growing portfolio of audiobooks, her voice can be heard in The Idea of America, Colonial Williamsburg's virtual learning curriculum; in Paul Meier's e-textbook Speaking Shakespeare; and modeling U.S.-English on one of the world's top language learning products.