“My name is Lena. I’m not a God. I’m not even a hero. But this is my adventure: Through the Valley of the Kings to retrieve Pandora’s Box - stolen by the Seven Deadly Sins. Into the Evenfall Mansion to wage battle against a Fire Elemental. To the Akropolis to burn the awoken Nightmares. Through the Underworld to retrieve my soul from the rings of Chaos. Into Mount Olympus to face the big 12. “At least I have the help of my friends who are gods.” This isn’t your typical story about Greek gods. If you’re expecting to read about how a girl was fated for a god who will now love only her for the rest of eternity, or perhaps a goddess who had been waiting hundreds of years just to fall in love with that single boy and now her life is complete… well, this is not that story. These gods are beautiful and they know it. They’re promiscuous and find no reason to hide it. They stay angry for hundreds of years, plotting their petty revenge for even the most insignificant of slights. If you’re a means to an end, they have no qualms about manipulating you to obtain the outcome they desire. That includes your death. Humans, as fun as they are for the gods, are disposable since their life only registers with a god for less than a heartbeat in their eternity. Join Lena as she navigates her way through the world of the gods with all their beautiful temptation and frightening adversaries. She adventures through the deadly and enchanted. By her side, and sometimes in her bed, are her friends, an array of terrifying, gorgeous beings. And, increasingly, as she journeys through each book, her eyes are opened a little more to the truth of what the gods are: savage, unforgiving, fickle, and ridiculously promiscuous. Except that, in the end, gods don’t actually have friends. They don’t trust each other or any other soul. So who Lena can trust in a world that has turned her life upside down is never really clear. This is a full-length, 110,000 word, mature high school/new adult paranormal romance/urban fantasy (and a budding reverse harem) with the introduction of a variety of many different sexual orientations and situations that will be further expanded upon and explored in later books. This book contains plenty of WTF moments, friendship, sins, battles with swords and fire, traversing through hell, magic, gods, and a smidgen of MM. There is alluded to not fully consensual sex that the reader might not pick up on until book 2. This is book 1 in a (currently) 6 book series. The first three books are partially an origin story for the FMC. You may not see the harem for several books, but do not fret! It’s definitely coming. There will not always be a happy ending for many characters. Can be read as a stand alone and does not end with a cliffhanger but does leave unresolved plot points that will be picked up in future books.

Lena’s made it through her first year with the Olympians. No really, she’s lived for an entire year! This is no small feat considering their short temper, reaction first and be-damned with consequences attitude, and instantaneous fiery jealousy. It’s summertime and the godlings take their mortals to their islands within the Bermuda Triangle: Endless white sandy beaches, perfect weather, and a villa that is in no small way a massive resort. Of course, that’s not all they find. Archangels visit, there’s a cotillion scheduled, and wonderful new friends to be made from dozens of different pantheons. It’s all bliss and fun in the sun. That is, until the attacks start. And once again, Lena seems to be the target. If that wasn’t enough, their in-house medically inclined god is positive Lena’s died like three times now. Yet, she lives and heals nearly as quickly as a god. As they struggle to figure out what Lena is, their attackers are eating through every kind of weapon-proof armor Ares gives her. They’re switching armor so those that are labeled as a mortal is in fact a god. AND, they’re reproducing Zeus’s lightning bolt as weapons, able to be wielded by mere mortals. When a thing from Hell tries to kill Lena, they are sure Lucifer is behind it. \\This is a full-length, mature high school/new adult paranormal romance (and a budding reverse harem) with development of a variety of different sexual orientations and situations that will be further expanded on and explored as the series unfolds. This book contains friendship, betrayal, battles with swords and fire, abuse, magic, gods, angels, jealousy, and a smidgen of MM. There is alluded to not fully consensual sex that the reader might have missed from book 1. This is book 2 in the series. The first three books are an origin story for the FMC. You may not see the harem for several books, but do not fret! It’s definitely coming. There will not always be a happy ending for many characters. Should not be read as a stand alone and does not end with a cliffhanger but does leave unresolved plot points as well as ending the scene where book 3 starts. But it’s not all fun in the sun and death-defying adventures. For the first part of the summer, Lena is riddled with strange bouts of illnesses that leave the gods stumped. When the truth is finally revealed, Lena is devastated. Let’s not even talk about her romantic life!

Lena, Yndea, and the godlings have headed off to the games. Not only is she surrounded by events and beings beyond her imagination, but she is confronted with the truth of those around her - especially those she considered friends. Just as she’s beginning to get a grip on the idea that a monster dwells inside her, Brett is kidnapped by some very sick demons - after the two of them get trapped in an Oubliette. When the Lords of the Dead gather at the games to talk about worrisome demon movement, Lena realizes that her world might be a little bigger than just those around her. Meanwhile, Yndea has met and fallen hard for Samael. Yes, the Satanael. He is charming, kind, and protective of her. Everything she had ever dreamed of having. By the end of the games, he has offered to make her his Queen of Hell. But… can she really trust Satan?! As she returns to school, after learning some very harsh truths about the gods she’s surrounded with, she has no idea how dark her life is turning or how many more mistakes she’ll make before she can get it back on track. As Lena finally gets closer with Atti, Mady begins to lose his sanity. Her friendship with Delete takes a wild new turn and their connection only grows. When Lena stumbles into the drowning grip of depression, she learns exactly who her friends are - and maybe who are more. Contrariwise, her friendship with Yndea is only a shell of what it once was. \\This is a full-length, mature high school/new adult paranormal romance/urban fantasy (and a budding reverse harem) with development of a variety of different sexual orientations and situations that will be further expanded on and explored as the series unfolds. This book contains plenty of WTF moments, friendship, betrayal, torture, alluded to past abuse, magic, gods, angels, jealousy, explicit sex scenes, and MM moments. This is book 3 in the series. The first three books are partially an origin story for the FMC. You may not see the harem for several books, but do not fret! It’s definitely coming. There will not always be a happy ending for many characters. Should not be read as a stand alone and does end with a bit of a cliffhanger.

What happens when you find out you’re the one true being, the oldest god reborn? Why, you freak out on your mother for lying to you about who your real father is. Oh, and there’s graduation to get through. Their destination after graduation: the deep woods of Maine. There’s a cabin there, surrounded by old growth trees, a strange lake, and many woodland activities. It’s the perfect spot for immortals to come and go, demons to run around, and the gods to police their own without the watchful eye of mortals. Everyone wants to get a glimpse of the uhnupte... The camp is shared among all pantheons - under a single roof. Life seems to be peaceful, content even. Of course, things are not as they appear. As Mady continues to spiral out of control and Lena struggles with the monster inside her, Yndea has confessed that she accidentally tricked Samael, The Satan, into reproducing with her. Yes, she is carrying Satan’s spawn. Sounds like all drama, no? Xiuhtecuhtli, an ancient Aztek god, is demanding a ceremony that hasn’t been performed in centuries, or he will bring famine down upon the local communities. This ceremony demands sacrifices and one of its victims is a little too close to home for Lena to ignore. Worse still, it seems Death is ready to try its hand against the uhnupte by setting its sights on Yndea. This is one battle Lena will not back down from. She is the One God and Death will be the one to die! \\This is a full-length, mature high school/new adult paranormal reverse harem with development of a variety of different sexual orientations and situations that will be further expanded on and explored as the series unfolds. This book contains plenty of WTF moments, friendship, betrayal, blood, allusions of past abuse, magic, gods, angels, jealousy, explicit sex scenes, and MM moments. This is book 4 in the series. Should not be read as a standalone and does end with a bit of a cliffhanger.

Lena and her immortals are still at the camp in the deep woods of Maine. Mady is still missing; they’re still baking under Sun’s pouting; Cadeyrn is still losing his mind just as much as Silas is losing his patience. It’d been a quiet year and a half since Death’s departure and the discovery of the necromancer. There have been no more missing mortals found dead on the old vampire island but the island is still showing signs that someone has been there recently. Hell and camp get new visitors, one with glorious wings, one with a secret, and one with sharp teeth. More truths and trials are unveiled in this sixth installment as Yndea continues to uncover the weird in Hell and Lena comes to terms with a part of her heart. All set against the backdrop of characters being bathed in blood. \\This is a full-length, mature high school/new adult paranormal reverse harem. This book contains plenty of WTF moments, friendship, betrayal, blood, allusions of past abuse, magic, gods, angels, jealousy, explicit sex scenes, and MM moments. Should not be read as a standalone and does end with unresolved plot points.

The Idols are coming. They’ve known for two years that the Idols are coming. Despite all the research and preparation, Lena still doesn’t truly understand what that will entail. All she knows is that they drove the local vampire colony mad with bloodlust that compelled them into a violent murder spree before the previous uhnupte sent the idols to their graves until they learned civility several millennia ago. Lena and her friends know that the idols are not civil. So what has freed them, you ask? The necromancer from a few years ago had disturbed their tomb while he called on the long dead in a misguided effort to get his girlfriend back, allowing the idols to work themselves free. Now camp is filled with their tell-tale the scent of pine, peaches, and rot. They’ve gathered a whole plethora of immortals from many pantheons to assist in taking down the idols. Yes, Lena is there, the unimpressed vessel to the monster god. But she feels its destructive core and is too afraid to embrace its power. However, she may not have a choice when she finds her friends falling to what appears to be their permanent deaths…

All is not well in Hell and Gaea. Lena and Yndea both find their lives have turned a little more domestic than they’re used to. But that’s okay. What better setting to begin (or expand) a family? The godlings are finally left in peace, giving Lena time to concentrate on the Orla journals. But it isn’t in the books where the biggest revelations are found. Sometimes the truth hurts a little too much to be real. This is a polyamorous story with content not suitable for those under 18 years of age due to graphic scenes and situations. If you would like to stay up to date on this series join my Facebook group to get teasers and information first! Crea's Godlings -