A Touch of Chaos (Hades x Persephone Saga, #4)

by Scarlett St. Clair

“Cerberus is a monster,” he’d said. “Not an animal.”

“I want blood, Hermes. I will fill rivers with it until he is found.”

Hermes grinned. “I like vengeful Sephy,” he said. “She’s scary.”

But evil had no effect without a master, and in the last few hours, she had learned true evil.

Humanity was unchanging, and it had never been more apparent to her as it was right now.

“You may be a god,

Dionysus, but what power do you possess beyond filling glasses with wine and a sharp pine cone?”

“My truth is not everyone’s truth,” said Persephone.

God of Glitter.”

“Apollo does not rely on magic in battle,” said Hades. “He will be fine.”