D. C. Belton, Molly Lesnikowski, Michael Naples
The City of God
language
(Flying Lion Press July 24, 2013)
Born a slave, Pallas masqueraded as a princess of House Catagen. Pretending to be the Mistress of the Sea, she somehow became an Aquarian God.
Othello’s prophecy actually came true. She really is an Atlantian.
But what of the mortals she left behind?
Who will rescue Elena?
Must she sacrifice her sister to save her mother?
Will she leave Elena to wicked Volcano?
The pivotal third edition in the Divine Masquerade Series exposes the gods for what they really are, challenging the reader with disturbing questions in this beautiful, relevant dystopia.
Othello’s prophecy actually came true. She really is an Atlantian.
But what of the mortals she left behind?
Who will rescue Elena?
Must she sacrifice her sister to save her mother?
Will she leave Elena to wicked Volcano?
The pivotal third edition in the Divine Masquerade Series exposes the gods for what they really are, challenging the reader with disturbing questions in this beautiful, relevant dystopia.
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