Gods and Monsters: A Greek and Norse Mythology Paranormal Romance
Jen Kneas
When a mortal woman is chosen by both Zeus, the King of the Greek Gods, and Odin, the All-Father of Norse mythology, to fulfill a prophecy of uniting their fractured worlds, she finds herself torn between two divine realms—and two forbidden loves. With the apocalypse looming, she must choose between love, loyalty, and her own survival.
Summary:
Selene Carter is no stranger to chaos. As an investigative journalist, her job is to chase down mysteries, but nothing could prepare her for the revelation that her bloodline carries the essence of both Greek and Norse gods. When ancient relics hidden across the world start waking and sparking natural disasters, Selene is thrust into a battle between two powerful pantheons on the brink of war.
Zeus, king of the Greek gods, sees Selene as the key to restoring order among his quarrelsome pantheon. He’s powerful, commanding, and protective, but his motives are far from selfless. Meanwhile, Odin, the All-Father of Asgard, believes Selene is the final piece in his plan to stave off Ragnarok. With his wisdom and quiet intensity, he draws her into the Norse realm with promises of power and purpose.
As Selene learns to wield the divine abilities tied to her dual heritage, she discovers there are monsters lurking in both pantheons—gods who seek to exploit her power for their own gain. The Furies and Fenrir are unleashed, and the realms spiral toward chaos. To save humanity and the gods themselves, Selene must uncover the truth behind an ancient betrayal that severed the Greek and Norse worlds.
But the greatest challenge lies in her heart. Torn between Zeus’ fiery passion and Odin’s icy resolve, Selene’s love for both gods could unite the realms—or doom them all. When the monsters within the gods threaten to destroy everything, Selene must decide whether to sacrifice herself or the love of the two most powerful beings she’s ever known.
Themes:
Divine Love: The romance explores the complexities of falling for beings who are more than human—and deeply flawed.Unity vs. Division: Selene’s role as a bridge between the pantheons reflects themes of reconciliation and the cost of unity.Light and Darkness: The gods’ celestial beauty contrasts with the monstrous truths that lurk beneath their immortal facades.
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