In the millennia since leaving Old Earth, humans have spread far and wide across the galaxy. An array of sub-level gods were created to deal with the expanding population, always to protect the mortals out of sight, never to let a single soul distract them from their duties.Fei is a brilliant but downtrodden programmer struggling with a crisis of faith. When she finds proof that GLEA, an organisation filled with the Creator God's most loyal followers, owns the company she works for, her secular sanctuary is shattered. Kuja, god of the rainforests, encounters Fei while she is still reeling from her discovery and feels compelled to give her the patience and understanding she so badly needs.But Kuja must make sure he abandons her before his siblings discover how deep his feelings for her really are. They would see her as a distraction — or worse, a threat to the grand design, one that needs removing. And Fei is already in enough danger. With GLEA preparing to...

Callista, a member of a gang in her planet's only city, has killed her fair share of opponents. She trusts her gang with her life, but she can never tell them about her strange powers or the visions she has of a faceless man. Sandsa, god of the deserts, was designed by his father the Creator God to rule over the sands and those living on them. But Sandsa does not care for the mortals he is meant to protect and abandons them to seek the woman who haunts his dreams.Once united in their waking hours, he and Callista discover that following your dreams can have consequences. Their love plunges Atsa City into an all-out war and soon they face more than just mortal threats — the Creator God must have a god in the deserts. And his children are determined to see his will done, no matter how many mortals might die in the process. Sandsa and Callista must face a pantheon of gods — but even if they succeed they risk losing everything they have built together.

Grace Pendergast is a disgraced reporter with blood on her hands. She thinks the galaxy would be better off without her. But before she can take drastic measures, she encounters Finara, the goddess of fire, who offers Grace the opportunity of a lifetime. Finara might be the most arrogant woman Grace has ever met, but the goddess has a softer side that she has managed to hide from the entire galaxy from millennia. Until she enlists the services of a particularly stubborn reporter, that is.As sparks ignite between them, Grace finds herself struggling to choose between carrying out her original plans — or accepting an eternity at Finara's side.

In the millennia since leaving Old Earth, humans have spread far and wide across the galaxy. A pantheon of sub-level gods was created to oversee the expanding population, always to protect them out of sight, never to become one of them - and never to experience love. Or so they thought.Collecting all four novellas from the Galactic Pantheon Series.The Flickering FlameGrace Pendergast is a disgraced reporter who thinks the galaxy would be better off without her. But then she meets Finara, the goddess of fire. As sparks ignite between them, Grace must choose between carrying out her original plans - or accepting an eternity at Finara's side.The Shifting IceDom Zhang has just fallen to his death when Rasson, the god of ice, rescues him. Dom would be grateful, except for the fact that Rasson has chosen Dom as his consort. And Dom has no intention of settling down - even if marrying a god comes with certain perks.The Whispering Grass

Grace Pendergast will one day be the greatest reporter the galaxy has ever known. But she still has a long way to go.Four millennia in the future, the news has become a glorious spectacle for an audience hungry for theatrics. Grace is determined to change this. She plans on providing the galaxy with genuine coverage that shines light on those evils that continue to thrive on the old ways.No source should be named if doing so endangers their life. No secret should be kept. The truth must be told — for the good of the galaxy.But Grace has her own secrets. She's dating Finara, the goddess of fire, which gives her unparalleled access to the Galactic Pantheon. No other mortal has this knowledge — and no other reporter can call upon a sub-level god to help them when a situation becomes too dangerous.Her own hypocrisy makes Grace uneasy, but how can she expose the private life of the woman she loves? And how can she reveal her connection to the...

Angela wouldn't usually be caught dead within two metres of Colin Cooper—and that was before a global pandemic broke out—but she's just been evicted and he's offered her his spare room for free. Except Colin's not exactly a knight in shining armour. He only helped her out because he needed a good deed to talk about on his radio show. Colin soon finds himself ranting about Angela while on the air, but luckily his listeners love hearing about her. It's a classic case of forced proximity and they want more! In order to please them (okay, mostly to please his boss), Colin must now turn his new situation into a serialised romance, something he has no idea how to do. He turns to Angela, a huge fan of romance novels, for help. Angela accepts, mostly because she feels indebted to Colin—and also because she's always wanted to write her own stories. But she's never tried putting pen to paper before. Can she and Colin create a believable...

Jen Cooke hasn't been lying about her magical powers, per se. She's just been cheating on her annual tests to make it look like she can see Hellcreatures when she totally can't. After Magic Corp discovers her secret, she's immediately suspended — and then a Hellhound follows her home on the train.A freak accident? A strange coincidence? Maybe. But if quitting Magic Corp is a death sentence, what happens if they choose to fire her?Jen escapes only to find herself facing a fresh wave of Hellcreatures. It's a good thing that Simon, her colleague, shows up to save her. What a relief, right? Turns out Simon is a demon, which makes him her mortal enemy. Ugh, and she made out with him at a party that one time. Jen has nowhere else to turn. Simon's the only one she can trust. But if Magic Corp isn't really after her, then she's just made the worst mistake of her life.