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Perséfone es la diosa de la primavera, aunque solo de nombre porque la realidad es que, desde que puede recordar, las flores se marchitan bajo su toque. Ante la incapacidad de usar sus poderes de diosa, decide mudarse a Nueva Atenas disfrazada como una periodista mortal con la intención de llevar una vida sin complicaciones. Hades, dios de los muertos, posee un gran imperio del juego en el mundo de los mortales. Entre picas y corazones, los rumores se hacen oír y afirman que sus apuestas favoritas son aquellas imposibles de ganar.

Hades, dios del Inframundo, es conocido por reinar con dureza, tener lujosos clubs nocturnos y hacer tratos imposibles. Cuando un mortal osa desafiar a la muerte, Hades se ve obligado a ayudar a las Moiras y enfrentarse a otros dioses sin pensar en las consecuencias. Y, acostumbrado a tener el control, no está listo para descubrir que hace tiempo las Moiras tejieron su destino: Perséfone, la diosa de la primavera, será su futura esposa y reina.

Déjate seducir por el fantástico mundo de dioses y mortales de la Nueva Grecia, reimaginada por la autora superventas Scarlett St. Clair. Los lectores se vuelven «irremediablemente adictos» a la historia de Hades y Perséfone contada desde el punto de vista de Hades. Hades, dios de los muertos, no elige bando ni rompe las normas. No hace excepciones, ni por los dioses ni por los mortales, ni siquiera por su amante, Perséfone, diosa de la primavera. Normalmente, el miedo impide las represalias.

La relación de Perséfone con Hades se ha hecho pública y ha desatado una tormenta mediática que ha alterado su vida y amenaza con sacar a la luz su condición de diosa. Tampoco ayuda que todo el mundo parezca decidido a alejar a Perséfone del dios de los muertos exponiendo su terrible pasado. Las cosas solo empeoran cuando una horrible tragedia deja el corazón de Perséfone en la ruina y Hades se niega a ayudar. Desesperada, toma el control de la situación y hace tratos que traerán graves consecuencias.

Isolde de Lara considers her wedding day to be her death day. To end a years-long war, she is to marry vampire king Adrian Aleksandr Vasiliev, and kill him. But her assassination attempt is thwarted, and Adrian threatens that if Isolde tries to kill him again, he will raise her as the undead. Faced with the possibility of becoming the thing she hates most, Isolde seeks other ways to defy him and survive the brutal vampire court.

Persephone is the Goddess of Spring by title only. The truth is, since she was a little girl, flowers have shriveled at her touch. After moving to New Athens, she hopes to lead an unassuming life disguised as a mortal journalist. Hades, God of the Dead, has built a gambling empire in the mortal world and his favorite bets are rumored to be impossible. After a chance encounter with Hades, Persephone finds herself in a contract with the God of the Dead and the terms are impossible: Persephone must create life in the Underworld or lose her freedom forever.  

Estranged from her powerful family, Lilith Leviathan finds refuge in Nineveh, a district in the city of Eden devoted to sin. There, she uses her magic to steal for a living, attracting the attention of the five governing families as well as the church, which expects women to remain pious and silent. When Lilith comes into possession of a beautiful blade, she thinks all her worries are over . . . until her usual buyer dies while inspecting it.

Persephone and Hades are engaged. In retaliation, Demeter summons a snowstorm that cripples New Greece and refuses to lift the blizzard unless her daughter calls off her engagement. When the Olympians intervene, Persephone finds her future in the hands of ancient gods, and they are divided. Do they allow Persephone to marry Hades and go to war with Demeter or prohibit their union and take up arms against the God of the Dead?

Persephone, Goddess of Spring, never guessed that a chance encounter with Hades, God of the Underworld, would change her life forever—but he did. Now embroiled in a fight for humanity and battles between the gods, Persephone and Hades have entered a world they never thought they would see. To end the chaos, Persephone must draw upon her darkness and embrace who she's become—goddess, wife, queen of the Underworld. Once, Persephone made bargains to save those she loves. Now, she will go to war for them.

Persephone's relationship with Hades has gone public, and the resulting media storm disrupts her normal life and threatens to expose her as the Goddess of Spring. Hades, God of the Dead, is burdened by a hellish past that everyone's eager to expose in an effort to warn Persephone away. Things only get worse when a horrible tragedy leaves Persephone's heart in ruin and Hades refusing to help. Desperate, she takes matters into her own hands, striking bargains with severe consequences. 

Hades, God of the Dead, has finally made Persephone his in every way possible. With their wedding on the horizon, the couple should be ecstatic. But Demeter is wreaking havoc on their bliss by battering the whole of New Greece with erratic and dangerous weather. At the same time, Theseus continues with his agenda against the Gods, allying with the hate-group Triad in an effort to bring down all of Olympus.

Hades, God of the Dead, does not take sides or bend the rules. He makes no exceptions to these values—not for god or mortal, even his lover, Persephone, Goddess of Spring. Usually, fear prevents retaliation. But not this time. When Hera, Goddess of Women, approaches Hades with a plan to overthrow Zeus, he declines to offer help. As punishment, Hera sentences Hades to perform a series of labors. 

Hades, god of the underworld, is known for his inflexible rule, luxurious night clubs, and impossible bargains. Used to control, he is not prepared to discover the Fates have chosen his future wife and queen - Persephone, goddess of spring. Despite her attraction to the god, Persephone, an ambitious journalism student, is determined to expose Hades for his cruel and ruthless ways. Hades finds himself faced with the impossible - proving his future bride wrong. 

Lilith Leviathan hat ihrer mächtigen Familie den Rücken gekehrt. Sie will sich nie wieder kontrollieren lassen und findet Zuflucht in Nineveh, dem sündigsten Bezirk der heiligen Stadt Eden. Dort hält sie sich mithilfe ihrer Magie und kleinen Diebstählen über Wasser – bis sie in den Besitz eines rätselhaften Dolches gelangt, der uralte bedrohliche Mächte weckt, die lange schon hätten ruhen sollen. In ihrer Not wendet sie sich an den einzigen Mann, der ihr je etwas bedeutet hat: Zahariev, den ebenso mächtigen wie gefährlich faszinierenden Herrscher von Nineveh.

Orphaned at a young age, Samara has been left under the care of her three horrible brothers for many long years. But just when she thinks she cannot take another day of their abuse, a handsome prince offers for her hand in marriage. Samara's brothers agree to the wedding in exchange for a large dowry, but on her way to salvation in her new kingdom, her carriage is ambushed and she is rescued by Lore, the wicked Prince of Nightshade, who demands a favor in return.

Perséphone et Hadès sont fiancés. En représailles, Déméter provoque une tempête de neige qui paralyse la Nouvelle-Grâce, et refuse de lever le blizzard si sa fille n'annule pas ses fiançailles. Lorsque les Olympiens interviennent, Perséphone voit son avenir entre les mains des anciens dieux, qui sont divisés. Doivent-ils permettre Perséphone d'épouser Hadès et partir en guerre contre Déméter, ou interdire leur union et prendre les armes contre le dieu des morts ? Rien n'est sûr, sauf la promesse de la guerre.

Hadès, le dieu des Enfers, est connu pour sa règle inflexible, ses luxueuses boîtes de nuit et ses marchandages impossibles. Habitué à tout contrôler, il n'est pas préparé à découvrir que les Parques ont choisi Perséphone, déesse du Printemps, pour être sa future épouse et reine.  

Perséphone n'est la déesse du printemps qu'en titre. Depuis qu'elle est toute petite, les fleurs se ratatinentà son contact. Après s'être installée à New Athens, elle espérait mener une vie discrète, dans la peau d'une journaliste mortelle. Tout change lorsqu'elle s'assied dans une boîte de nuit clandestine pour jouer une partie de cartes avec un étranger hypnotique et mystérieux. Hadès, le dieu des morts, a bâti un empire du jeu dans le monde des mortels et ses paris favoris sont réputés impossibles. 

All Gesela's life, her home village of Elk has been cursed. And it isn't a single curse—it is one after another, each to be broken by a villager, each with devastating consequences. When Elk's well goes dry, it is Gesela's turn to save her town by killing the toad that lives at the bottom. Except . . . the toad is not a toad at all. He is an Elven prince under a curse of his own, and upon his death, his brothers come for Gesela, seeking retribution.

Isolde, newly coronated queen, has finally found a king worthy of her in the vampire Adrian. But their love for each other has cost Isolde her father and her homeland. With two opposing goddesses playing mortals and vampires like chess pieces against one another, Isolde is uncertain who her allies are in the vampire stronghold of Revekka. Now, as politics in the Red Palace grow more underhanded and a deadly blood mist threatens all of Cordova, Isolde must trust in the bond she's formed with Adrian, even as she learns troubling information about his complicated past.