They’re everything she shouldn’t want. She’s everything they desire.

Searching for belonging
Olympus offered Hypatia refuge, yet she never expected it would lead to a love that would captivate her like the stars she studies. Becoming entangled with the god of light and his prince can only result in heartache. As one fills her thoughts, the other piques her curiosity, and soon both own her heart. Risking the life she has built for the men she desires could jeopardize everything she holds dear.

Searching for love
For Apollo, love at first sight meant stealing a prince long ago. Since then, the two have shared their lives and their bed. When a chance encounter with a mysterious woman leaves Apollo reeling, he spends centuries searching for her. He doesn’t know her name—only that she’s under the protection of Artemis. Returning from yet another desperate hunt, he discovers that the answer to the mystery has taken up residence in his archives. The longer she stays, the stronger his desire grows to have her in his life…and in his bed. While the prince may hold one half of his heart, Apollo is convinced the other half lies in Hypatia’s delicate hands, and he will not be forced to choose. However, giving in to his need for her might provoke the vengeance of a certain sister.

Searching for connection
Prince Cinthus is content to be claimed by the god of light, devoted to his lover for a lifetime. That is, until he encounters a woman in a field of daisies, gazing into the night sky, and is struck by an unmistakable longing for another. Now, she invades his thoughts and awakens desires like no other woman has…but loving Hypatia might arouse Apollo’s jealousy. In wanting them both, he risks losing the only man he has ever loved and the woman who is his equal.

When these hearts collide, Olympus will be forever changed.
Scribe of Asteria is an MMF why choose reimagining of the two loves of Apollo. This story is an interconnected standalone. There might be a few cameos of characters from The Legend of the Serathena series. Reading Ink of Copper is not required to enjoy this low-stakes, high-spice story.