To Kill An Immortal

Nikandros of Mycenae has already tried to kill Zeus once.

It cost him his life.

Now Hades has dragged him back from the dead with an offer he cannot refuse: assassinate the King of Olympus, and Nikandros can secure a place in Elysium for the wife and daughter he lost.

There is only one problem.

Zeus is immortal.

To kill him, Nikandros must command a crew of condemned monsters, thieves and legends into the heart of Olympus, steal the one filament capable of stripping a god of immortality - and survive long enough to use it.

Medusa can turn a battlefield to stone. Cassandra can make lies impossible to ignore. Sisyphus can cheat almost anything except his sentence. Asterion understands how Olympus was built. Icarus has already fallen once. Pandora carries a power nobody wants opened.

And every one of them has been promised something different.

Hunting them is Captain Thalia of the Sun Guard, a relentless officer who still believes Olympus can be protected by law - until the evidence begins proving that the gods she serves have been rewriting more than history.

One stolen filament. One immortal target. Sixty seconds in which Zeus can die.

But killing a god may be the easy part.

What Olympus has never survived is the truth.