Blood of Hercules

This stunning new hardback edition will feature a never-before-in-print bonus scene. <strong>Step into the Coliseum at the Spartan War Academy where monsters are made, immortality is won, and even a god can die...</strong>

<strong>Alexis Hert isn't a hero, and she certainly isn't a god. All she's ever been is a survivor.</strong>

<strong>But the Fates disagree</strong>.

When a blood test leads to her admittance at the Spartan War Academy, she'll have to do more than merely survive.

Alexis will have to claim her birthright: immortality.

But immortality is a privilege, one earned in the crucible of the academy, where the heroes are villains and classrooms battlegrounds. While gladiators Achilles and Patro, her demanding mentors, hone her into a warrior, Augustus and Kharon, her professors and the brooding heirs to the underworld, haunt her steps and her thoughts.

<strong>Because where there are gods, there are bound to be monsters, and there is more than one hunting Alexis...</strong>

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War academy

Villainous love interests

Gods, gladiators, and warriors, oh my!

Adorable animal companions

Animal companions with a lot of ~opinions~

Prophecies

Dark romance

Why choose?

Touch her and die

Marriage law

Post-apocalyptic world

<strong>The romantasy OBSESSSION of 2024:</strong>

'This was <strong>addictive</strong> as hell'

'THAT WAS SO GOOD!!! Wow. I'll be thinking about this book for awhile. Greek mythology + a spartan war academy + a STRONG FMC?! It was perfection. I love all the twists and turns and the guessing along the way. It was such a unique Hercules story and I'm<strong> OBSESSED</strong>! I need book 2 asap.

'Actually <strong>iconic</strong>'

'LOOOOOOOOOVED IT <strong>OMG</strong> I literally tried to read it as slow as possible so I would have the book, the characters, their world... EVERYTHING for a little longer... but IT WAS HARD OK bc I really wanted to binge it in one night '

'Literally gonna<strong> live rent free</strong> in my brain'

'Perfection, <strong>favorite read this year</strong> so far'