PART II Nothing but the swaying leaves answered, and I felt rather silly. Maybe all this talk of Kairos and the coming battle startled me. For a moment I wondered…

I’d released the wards just enough to allow Iustitia and the other justice deities to arrive. I still kept things locked down; I didn’t trust any of the Greek deities…

Who else would I put on the commission? The goddess Minerva if I could have her, if not, then my assistant by the same name would be just as bright…

I walked into the Seahorse room with my plans ready. I believed a short 10-15 minute video clip that we could play in everyone’s rooms as part of an onboarding…

I stared at the email in disbelief. When I’d opened Par Impar for supernatural beings, I’d known there would be visitors. Even royalty according to their type and custom. But…

After a break for dinner, Alie had left, and Jorge replaced her as dealer. He lived on the premises, a widower who’d lost his wife in Hurricane Dorian and who…

Laddie sat across from my desk, his long legs stretched before him. With long hair and beads braided into his beard on the deck of a pirate ship, he looked…

When Aggie first told me about his small farm he’d found in Greece, I’d believed him to be a sentimental fool. At the height of our worship, he blessed the…

“Oh, Tyche,” Aggie cupped my cheeks and kissed my forehead as if his touch could magically take all my troubles away. I knew better. He did too. “I should have…

I plunged my hands into the soil and closed my eyes as the soft loam spread between my fingers and under my fingernails. I missed the smell of olives, so…