The Underworld Saga

Unrest brews among gods and mortals alike when Hades makes a deal with the Fates to end his loneliness in the Underworld. But when Persephone proposes to conspire with him in a plot against Demeter, things get out of hand.

Seveteen-year-old Therese watches her parents die. While in a coma, she meets the twin sons of Hades—Hypnos (Sleep) and Thanatos (Death). She thinks she's manipulating a dream, not kissing the god of death and totally rocking his world. *Formerly called The Gatekeeper's Sons.

Ten months have gone by since Therese faced off against her parents’ murderer at Mount Olympus, and she suspects Thanatos’s absence is meant to send her a message: go on with your life. Than has been busy searching for a way to make her a god, and he’s found it, but it requires her to complete a set of challenges designed by Hades, who hopes to see her fail. Formerly The Gatekeeper's Challenge

Death is not the worst fate for a goddess. The Olympians don't tolerate oath breakers. Can Than and Therese finally live the life they've dreamed of? Or do the gods have other plans for them.

Just when things were looking up for Than and Therese, everything crumbles. Therese has second thoughts about marrying Than when she learns that no god has ever been faithful to his wife. But before she can move out of Than's rooms and into Hecate's, the Underworld is attacked, she and her friends are crushed, the souls are unleashed, and a malevolent goddess threatens to unhinge Mount Olympus.

Therese joins the Athena Alliance in an effort to reform the pantheon by standing up for mothers and daughters who have been wronged by Zeus. The lord of the gods retaliates by attempting to swallow her on her wedding day.

Before Therese and Thanatos can come to terms with the uncertain future of their unborn twins, Poseidon is attacked and both his wife and trident are stolen. In this final installment of The Gatekeeper's Saga, Therese is forced to deliver her babies in the midst of an all-out war with enemies more powerful than the Olympians.

Hypnos goes to Mount Olympus to offer Zeus a deal. He'll make it his mission to find out the source of the recent attacks on Gaia--horrible earthquakes that have already released one monster from the Titan Pit--if Zeus will agree to let him and Jen have one immortal child. But this new quest just might get Hypnos swallowed and trapped for all eternity.

When Zeus learns of Apollo's vision--of Than's twins finding Prometheus, Zeus's number one enemy--the hunt for Prometheus begins. Zeus and his allies want to bind Prometheus and kill the twins before their threat of a revolution becomes a possibility. If Hermie and Hestie don't find the Titan first, they have no chance of fulfilling their destiny or of surviving Zeus's threat against them.

The rebellion led by Hades prepares to storm Mount Olympus, but their every move is sabotaged. Morpheus is torn between his allegiance to his Underworld family and the oath he swore to Zeus under duress. Forced to play both sides, Morpheus sees no hope for the rebellion. As the gods square off, how can one identify the friend from the foe?