The earth is being destroyed, and the mortal population decimated, all in an attempt for the old gods to become relevant again. Eons ago, Zeus and the gods captured the four demi-gods of the elements—air, earth, fire and water. Now the minor gods have been let loose and are being forced to wreak havoc on the planet.

Meris, half-god of the water, doesn’t enjoy throwing tsunamis and flooding coastal towns and villages, destroying islands and taking lives, but he and his brothers must do as they’re told or risk being imprisoned again, possibly forever. Which none of them would survive a second time.

The life of a teacher isn’t full of glamour and world travels, so when offered a free trip to Hawaii in exchange for Maid of Honor duties for her best friend, Roby McDaniel jumps at the chance. What was supposed to be an elegant dinner cruise full of wine and fine dining quickly ends in tragedy when a giant wave appears from out of nowhere and capsizes the boat. Roby manages to stay afloat, unable to comprehend the destruction happening in front of her eyes, but the giant rising out of the ocean? That she really has trouble wrapping her head around.

Normally unseen by mortals unless he wills it, Meris is surprised when Roby calls out to him, and he cannot turn his back on the mortal begging to be saved. She’s beautiful, brave, special, and meant for him. But after causing the deaths of her friends, can he convince her he’s not the heartless monster she thinks he is?

With Poseidon missing, the remaining gods are biding their time until they can trap the Primordials again, but now they need to locate the god of the sea. They are certain that capturing and torturing the mortal women Meris and his brothers are protecting will give them the answers they seek.

From an underground bomb shelter, Andrea Johns has been watching the apocalypse play out through live feeds from around the world. A tsunami hitting the Rockies, tornadoes in the Andes, lava filling the Grand Canyon, earthquakes in Paris—the world is literally being wiped out one natural disaster at a time. And it’s only a matter of time before every living being is wiped out with it.

Pyre, the demi-god of fire, along with his brothers, are still wreaking havoc on earth per the old gods’ orders, but they have been careful not to kill every living thing. Some humans need to remain alive to worship the gods and bring them back into power, and those humans will need food. Upon clearing out one area in particular, Pyre sees something, or someone, fleeing and decides it’s worth saving. He wasn’t expecting a human, or that she’d be able to see him. Could it be he’d gotten as lucky as his brothers and found his woman?

Andrea is torn. Yes, Pyre saved her, but he’s also responsible for all that is happening. Does she trust him? Can she trust her heart? When the other two women who “belong” to the demi-gods go missing, it’ll take everyone working together to save them.

Second Lieutenant Shannon Folgerty, one of the last remaining pilots from her Air Force base, is out looking for survivors in a world that has been destroyed by natural disasters for the last six months. She’s also hoping to find an airstrip where she can fuel up. Having a giant appear from out of nowhere and take down her partner was not what she expected. Neither was landing on an island and finding a resort hotel with actual people living there.

Uryx, demi-god of the earth, and his brothers are being forced to wreak havoc on earth, but they’re doing just enough to keep the upper gods from sending them back to the depths of hell. When two planes he’s not expecting suddenly show up, one of them plows into him because they’re unable to see him—except the second one veers away. Not only that, but it fires on him. And when the pilot ejects, he’s stunned to find it’s a woman. A mortal woman who can see him. Even though she manages to get away, he realizes she could be his One. His brothers have been blessed to find their only loves. Could it be his turn? In order to find out, he first has to get her to stop running away from him.

Once Shannon learns what Uryx and the others are being forced to do and why, and she meets the other demi-gods’ wives, they all know what needs to be done. But how do mortal women take down Greek gods? They’ve been lucky so far in the past with capturing one or two, but what about all those still remaining? Including the king of the gods, Zeus?

Uryx’s woman is a warrior, that’s how. She devises a plan to take on all of Mount Olympus to bring this reign of terror to an end once and for all, but there is more at risk this time than there’s ever been. Because if her plan fails, the demi-gods and every mortal will be forever doomed.