Prequel to the TITANS series. For ninety-nine years, Halie has sought her destined mate on land, in order to fulfill an ancient prophecy and save her people's future. With each failure, she returns to her parents' kingdom under the sea, to find comfort with her best friend and lover, Delphinos. Delphinos would do anything to ensure Halie's happiness, but he knows she belongs with him. Watching her lose herself time and again, while she searches for her future, is more than he can bear. When the sea witch tells her she'll find The One on her next trip ashore, Halie is forced to choose between the good of her people and the love of her life. And Delphinos has no intention of making her choice any easier.

Prometheus has waited millennia to get revenge on the Nereid who betrayed him, but when he’s finally in a position to, there are two problems. A. He may still love her, and B. He needs to bond with her, to save the universe. Imprisoned under the bottom of the sea for three thousand years, Prometheus has been filled with rage for the gods who trapped him and the Nereid who betrayed him. He’s free now, and they’re going to pay, even if his unraveling destroys the world. For three millennia, Pherusa has held onto the memory of the Titan she loved and lost. When he returns to her, she hopes for a bright future, but her hope is soon dashed by his callous attitude. Prometheus is set on revenge, but when old feelings clash with hurt and betrayal, it’s up to him to choose whether to trust his heart and seek to bond with his soulmate, or risk utter annihilation.

Mistaking a guest of the hotel for a statue and dusting him should cost Olivia her job. Instead, it turns into a job opportunity. A gorgeous man who can literally rock her world wants her to be his personal assistant. But the assistance Hyperion has in mind isn't what she signed up for, and the intensity of her feelings scares her. Hyperion was cursed to remain a marble statue for eternity, but a mortal female's touch brings him out of stasis. Her soul calls to him, yet his charm doesn't seem to work on her. Neither does his mind control. Worse, his other powers start spinning out of control. What starts as an effort to woo Olivia into revealing her true nature becomes the pressing need to bond with her, before he unravels and ends all existence.

When Christina told Olivia she wanted a huge, hot guy of her own, she didn't expect this blue-haired merman to make her heart and body yearn for him. And she definitely didn't expect him to read her thoughts or shape shift. One of King Nereus' generals and on the lookout for Titan activity, Palaemon shouldn't be wasting his time playing underwater taxi for this mortal female with the supple curves and uncensored thoughts. Then again, there's a lot more he shouldn't be doing with her, but the alternative is so much more enjoyable.

For the six months since he was fished out of the sea, the only bright spots in Atlas’ still, lifeless existence are the moments the beautiful museum guard comes to talk to what she believes is his statue. After hundreds of centuries in stasis, he regains control of his body, to save Iphigenia—a mortal of no significance in the grand scheme of things. Why does he need to protect her? Why does every inch of his body ache to touch her? Oh right. Because apparently, she's his soulmate. And he needs to bond with her, or boom goes the known universe.

For the past decade, Magda has been dreaming of a man with blond hair and eyes blue as the sea, saving her whenever things are bad. With her life changing drastically, it makes sense she daydreams of him again. Only Nerites is real, and when he saves her from drowning, a whole new world opens up before her, and with it surface memories of an impossible past.

Earth fills Epimetheus' mouth. Covers his eyes. Clings to his body. His brother buried him alive? Epimetheus will have his vengeance. Destroy everyone who takes Kronos' side. Like the mortal female gawking at Epimetheus while he digs his way out of the ground. She's a tasty-looking morsel, but the voice in his head says she's his enemy. Not his voice, not his problem. He'll make her his, and save the world in the process. Because that's how this Titan rolls. \* A naked guy literally crawls out of a hole in front of Elpida, and if she isn’t mistaken, tells her in Ancient Greek that he's Prometheus’ brother, Epimetheus. Her precognition gift—curse?—could at least warn her when things like this are about to happen. Oh wait. She's getting something now. A vision of loving Epimetheus and dying. Is it a glimpse of a future she can't change, or a past hidden from her? With the fate of the universe in the balance, can Elpida resist a Titan set on claiming her? More importantly, does she want to?

Nikoleta is not prepared for the world this stranger who introduces himself as a god opens up to her. Too bad she doesn't get a say on the part she has to play. The world is at risk, and she's forced to remember a past she hasn't experienced, to help save it. Also, she's supposed to bond with a Titan she's both never met before and always loved. \* Coeus wants to bond with his mate, save creation, and spend eternity enjoying life, but this stubborn mortal version of his soulmate won't be wooed. She insists she's not the woman he once adored. Can she be the one he falls in love with all over again? And time for the two of them, and the world as a whole, has run out.