Savannah wants to be a nurse, not a Greek Goddess. Savannah is an average college student. She worked her butt off to get accepted into an exchange program in Greece. But when she gets there, she finds out the exchange she signed up for was not quite as the brochure described. Trapped on Mount Olympus amidst the other new Gods, Savannah learns the hard way that mythology is real and more dramatic than she could have ever imagined. And naturally, it all centers around the King of the Gods himself, Zeus, or as he likes to be called these days – Aidan. With her heart on the line, can Savannah learn who her Goddess is and accept that she’s really been in there all this time? Don’t miss Ode to the Queen, the first book of the Grace of Gods by Kyleigh Castronaro. If you like Greek Mythology and over the top drama, then you will love this book. Come check it out!

In a world of Gods and mythologies Valentina still struggles to identify her own Goddess. Despite feeling out of place amongst others of her kind, nothing will stop her from protecting her friends from the dangers that begin to surround their new reign. While grappling to name her inner Goddess, Valentina finds herself torn by the mysterious Griffin who leaves her frustrated and confused. She doesn’t understand the connection she feels toward him or why every time they start to get close he pulls away. But relationships are the least of her problems when she’s kidnapped and trapped in the Underworld. Her Goddess has no choice but to awaken to help Valentina navigate her way through the doomed hallways of Hades and try to get back to Olympus before it’s too late for all the Olympians. With a reluctant Goddess in her mind, Valentina fights to survive in a realm where death is the only outcome. Will history repeat itself or will the New Olympians write their own myths?

Griffin has always known who his God was - the voice of self-loathing in the back of his mind. But his inability to adapt to the changing reality around him has nothing to do with accepting his God and everything to do with Hades' place in the social stratosphere. The only thing that keeps him grounded is the beautiful Valentina, who stole his heart the first time she smiled. But everything he has ever loved has been taken away from him and he doesn't want Valentina to be another part of the pattern. So, he does what he thinks is the best thing to protect her. Even if it happens to be the one thing that might hurt her. War has descended on Mount Olympus and Griffin finds himself thrust in between the Titans and Olympians. Soren, self-appointed leader of the Titans, intends to kill them all and turn Earth into his own playground of despair and destruction. As Prince of the Underworld Griffin can't stand by and just let that happen. He might appear to be the anti-hero but with the ever-changing political landscape of Olympus now is his chance to stand up and do the right thing. But will Hades let him? Will history repeat itself or will the New Olympians write their own myths?

Is being a Greek God worth it if it means losing everyone you love? Aidan is selfish, he knows it and has never done anything to change that. Even his relationship with Savannah is selfish thanks to his God Zeus. But when the Titans declare war on Mt. Olympus, banishing the Gods to the Underworld, everyone is looking to him for what to do, and he cannot be selfish any longer. Caught in a plot established over four hundred years ago Aidan has to overcome his fears and insecurities. With the lives of his loved ones on the line, Aidan must rise to be the man he's always wanted to be but was too afraid to become. Aidan will have one more chance to stop Asher and Atlas for good. Will he take it? Or will the Gods lose their final battle? Don’t miss All Hail the King, the final book of the Grace of Gods by Kyleigh Castronaro. If you like Greek Mythology and over the top drama, then you will love this book. Come check it out!