Adrastia (The God Chronicles Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
It was the only real home I'd ever known, and yet, at times, it felt more like a training ground than anything else. I could barely remember a time when I wasn't in the fields with my father, brandishing a sword as he barked orders at me. As I aged, the orders stopped and sparring matches began. It wasn't that he was a bad father. He was quite the contrary, actually. After The Undoing, he stepped into the role of general, as he had in every other war the Olympians fought. Personal interests and desires were put aside for the greater good of our people. But, when it came to my mother and I, he never shirked on his duties. The amount of love he had for us was apparent in everything he did, right down to teaching me how to fight and defend myself. My mother, Karly, hadn't been so keen on me learning the ins and outs of battle, which was to be expected from her. She hadn't always been a goddess as she was now. Her human nature wasn't used to a world where everyone needed to learn how to kill as soon as they could hold a weapon.
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