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Hopes & Dreams: The Goddess of Air

What if the person you loved betrayed you after you made them immortal?

After transferring her malfunctioning Hearth function to Theo, Della still has too many powers. She loves being Mistress of the Icy Northerlies and so, the only thing to do is to hand over Change to her boyfriend of 13 years. He’s about to propose anyway, so fair is fair. Things do not go as planned.

Amongst his siblings, Ari is the most level-headed. You have to be when your Father is Time and your siblings dabble in truth, procrastination and chaos. When his human mother ropes him into helping Della with her lodgings, he has no idea his life of serendipitous balance is about to be upended by one flighty damsel.

Will Della find someone to trust her powers with or is all hope lost for Grace and her operation? Will Ari get over his curse of the gold diggers? And what Change awaits us all, depending on who gets those powers?

Hopes & Dreams is book #5 in the series, but can be read as a standalone. Meaning: to read book #5 you don't need to read the love stories of the other goddesses:
Book #1 Charm & Mayhem: The Goddess of Fate; or
Book #2 Life & Death: The Goddess of Light; or
Book #3 Love & Money: The Goddess of Luck; or
Book #4 Fire & Ice: The Goddess of Frost

...but those might be fun options. 😉

OUT: June 28th, 2025

Goddesses get dumped, too - this is about how Della found love after

An Urban Paranormal romance

Heartache

What if you made your long-term human boyfriend a god and he dumped you straight after?

Hopes

Meet Della, who has high hopes of living happily ever after - on account of being an indie romantasy author. If only things would go as smoothly in her own life as they do in her books.

Dreams

Dreamboat Ari cannot seem to escape gold diggers. Until his mother asks him to house a stranded friend - the girl of his dreams - who agrees to be his fake fiancee. That should solve all his problems, shouldn't it?