Bride of Death (Netherworld Fae Book 1)

The God of Death claims I am his long-lost bride, his soulmate - an Omega who betrayed him two thousand years ago. He believes my memories hold the key to our survival, but I no longer possess those memories. For I am not who he thinks I am. I am Serapina, a human, not Persephone, the Omega. And that 'knot' he keeps mentioning? It's not coming anywhere near me.

Yet, Hades is not the only one threatening to claim me. Morpheus, the God of Dreams, says I belong to him as well. And then there's Maliki, the deadly fae guard in charge of my captivity - a sexy fae with a body crafted in sin and a smirk that makes me question my sanity.

All three men want access to my nest, my heart, and my mind. It's that last part that scares me the most. For if I truly am the Omega who betrayed my own kind, then I am unworthy of being a Goddess, let alone their Goddess. And what happens then?

The God of Death believes I am his long-lost bride, his soulmate - an Omega who betrayed him two thousand years ago. He thinks my memories hold the key to our survival, but I no longer possess those memories. I am not Persephone, the Omega he believes me to be. I am Serapina, a human. And that 'knot' he keeps mentioning? It's not coming anywhere near me.

Yet, Hades is not the only one vying for me. Morpheus, the God of Dreams, also claims I belong to him. And then there's Maliki, the deadly fae guard in charge of my captivity - a sexy fae with a body crafted in sin and a smirk that makes me question my sanity.

All three men want access to my nest, my heart, and my mind. It's that last part that scares me the most. For if I truly am the Omega who betrayed my own kind, then I am unworthy of being a Goddess, let alone their Goddess. And what happens then?

Author's Note: Bride of Death is book one of the Netherworld Fae trilogy and ends on a cliffhanger.

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