He is banished from Mount Olympus through no fault of his own. After roaming the earth for decades in search of a purpose, Dionysus creates his own magical vineyard on the island of Naxos, where he falls in love with Ariadne. But their marriage is doomed from the start and, broken-hearted, he creates a group of female companions to fight his loneliness and despair, and he begins his tradition of drinking and dancing on Mount Kithairon. But the women return home and tear their husbands and children limb from limb, and the only thing that can repair this horrific toll on humanity is human blood; thus, the first generation of vampires is born, and Dionysus finds himself their lord. His hopes of using this new purpose as a means for respect among the other gods is dashed when the vampires destroy Athens and become the scourge of the human race. Dionysus neglects the vampires and spends his time drowning his sorrows with wine and dancing until . . . Desperate to fill the ache in his broken heart, he searches for love again, but his second love story ends even more brutally than the first, leaving him gutted. Then, seventeen years later, he learns that Philomena’s child—their child—did not die with her, and although he’s slow to allow himself to hope, everything changes. Read more

Death had never been kissed, until now . . . Thanatos meets seventeen-year-old Therese while she’s in a coma hovering between the realm of the dead and the realm of dreams. A lucid dreamer, she takes control of her dream and kisses him, unaware that he is Death. It was his first kiss. No one, in his long existence, has ever wanted to kiss Death. After Therese awakens from her coma, Thanatos is desperate to find her. He makes a deal with Hades and goes to the Upperworld as a mortal to pursue her and to see where it might lead. The deal requires Therese to avenge the death of her parents. With the help of Than’s fierce and exotic sisters, the Furies, she finds herself in an arena face to face with the murderer, and only one will survive. *Formerly The Gatekeeper’s Sons, this series has been edited so that the main character begins her journey at age seventeen. PG 13: Contains violence, mild language, and no sex. Praise for Thanatos: “Got this for son but ended up reading it myself. And very quickly purchased all the following books in the saga.”-Miss C. ★★★★★ “Even though I’m not in the target audience (I’m over 40 and can no longer be called a young adult!) I really enjoyed this book. I loved the story and the characters are believable and engaging. I became really invested in their trials and tribulations. There’s some real emotion in here, I even found myself with tears in my eyes on a few occasions.”-Kirsty Smith ★★★★★ “I found the Greek Mythology to be well researched and really enjoyed that part. Overall I actually really loved this story.”-Michelle Lynn ★★★★★ “This is at my top recommendation for anyone looking to sit down and read an awesome paranormal romance with Greek Mythology.”-Sue-ellen B. Reilly (GirlyGirlBookReviews) ★★★★★ “It is exciting how much of the gods we get to explore in this series. . . . I’m addicted and love Eva Pohler’s writing.”-P. Beach ★★★★★ “This is an action packed, incredible read. I had trouble putting down. Cant wait to see what happens with Than and Hip.”-Jane McNair ★★★★★ “I loved this book. Easy to read, well written, fantastic storyline. Kudos to the author.”-Terri Logue, Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★ “Loved this book, the writer did a great job setting scenes and making you feel like you were there with the characters. Got my mom to read this and she is hooked on the series now too!”-Crystal G. ★★★★★ “I really enjoyed this series…started with the first book and wanted to keep reading until I got to the end. It’s a fun blend of mythological characters, paranormal, romance, adventure, and while I haven’t been a young adult for a very long time, I still enjoyed reading this series. It is also one I can see myself reading again.”-momofsporefan ★★★★★ “Great plot and character development. Greek mythology blended with modern themes. Highly recommend.”-Lillian, Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★ “I really enjoyed reading this book! To me it was sort of a cross between Twilight and The Hunger Games with some wonderful Greek mythology thrown in for good measure! I actually learned something by reading this book and it actually peaked my curiosity into learning more about the Greek gods and goddesses. Looking forward to reading more in the series!”-Robin E Casey★★★★★ Grab your copy to start the exciting adventure today! Related authors: C. Gockel, Anthea Sharp, Susan Kaye Quinn, Cassandra Clare, Chanda Hahn, Quinn Loftis, Kim Richardson, S.T. Bende, Karen Lynch. Kimberly Loth, Richelle Mead, M. Lynn, Allie Burton, Ashley McLeo, Frost Kay, Cameo Renea, Elise Kova, Nicole Zoltack, A.L. Knorr, Kay L. Moody, Melissa Craven, Laura Thalassa, Rose Garcia, Holly Hook, Robin D. Mahle, Elle Madison, Raye Wagner, Elisa S. Amore, Michelle Madow, and Rick Riordan. Read more