Once, before time began, a goddess told a young god that he would have three chances to win his soulmate. Twice, the god has found him. Twice he has lost him. To save him from the suffering of loss, Morgan Norn, god of memory, has been made to forget. Now, he lives a life alone, telling himself he’s content to dedicate himself to the steadily growing numbers of gods and demigods in the human realm. But his fate was spun a long time ago, leading him to this one last chance. As the premiere event planner in Valleywood, Caspian Chance has planned enough second and third weddings to know that happily ever after is a fantasy created to sell movie tickets and romance novels. He doesn’t have time to deal with some alpha’s ridiculous expectations. Dating the hot doctor who doesn’t look remotely old enough to have birthed and raised two daughters is as close as someone like Caspian can get. The Fates may have been planning for this since the beginning of time, but there’s only so much they can do to get these two stubborn souls on the right path, especially with all the violence surrounding them. And with so much pain in the past, it's only a matter of time before the old cycle of blood and tears finds them once more. The only way to happiness is to stop history from repeating itself. Too bad no one remembers this history. The Raven God’s Fate is book 11 in the Valleywood series, where the drama is millennia in the making and isn’t reserved for the mortals. But with a little meddling, a little amnesia, and a couple of bundles of joy, maybe things can work out in the end after all.