![]() And forget everything you know.” What readers are saying: “What if myths were real? Which is like Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson, but this takes it a whole lot further. Fi and Zeke’s worlds are shattered as their typical everyday concerns are suddenly replaced by the immediate need to stay alive - and they try to come to grips with the unimaginable reality of the Firstborn. Then a group of very strange and frightening men show up for a “visit”. And there’s her conflicted attraction to Zeke - awkward, brilliant, talented - who plays guitar for the old folks. One bright spot is caring for Peter, a dementia-ridden old man whose faraway smile can make her whole day. She doesn’t know what she wants to do with her life, misses her dead mother, wonders about the father she never knew. 17 year old Fi Patterson lives with her stuffy English uncle and has an internship at a local hospital for the aged. ![]() The epic battles between titans, giants, and gods, heaven and hell, the forces of light and darkness. ![]() “Dyrk Ashton has written a wonderful book, forged in the deepest recesses of the human imagination.” MICHAEL EASTON, critically acclaimed author of The Green Woman (w/ Peter Straub), Credence, and Soul Stealer. CAREY, bestselling author of The Girl With All The Gifts and Fellside. Ashton's story is a crucible in which myths are melted and remade to thrilling effect.” M. ![]()
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