Goddesses: The Bet

To reset Earth history or not to reset? It's up to Faith, the ancient Goddess of Fate, to pull the plug.

A long time ago, ten ancient goddesses bet that they would not be forgotten, should they disseminate their powers amongst mortals. The culprits involved were: the Goddesses of Small Things, Fate, Luck, Hearth, Ice, Wealth, Storms, Air, Fair Skies, and New Beginnings. Light and Death abstained; they were much too sensible. Remember those? Precisely.

In modern times, forgetful humans have ceased their worship and the powers of the ancients should be returning. "Should" being the operative word. Their magic is on the fritz, which could only mean one thing. Someone is hogging their powers.

Will the Goddess of Fate learn to share with the noobs or will she undo all existence to get her magic back? Can Lexie, the long-lost (and buried) Goddess of Storms, save her human family before mankind's history is erased? And what's the proper way to wish for true love? The fate of both, magic and mankind, hangs by a thread. How will it all end?

This book is an older book, originally published on 21.12.2012 (when the Mayans said the world would end) and reflects the author's initial writing style, which has since evolved. It's a spinoff story from the romantasy Goddesses series, which, strangely, predates the series.

This friendship fiction story will take you from London to Barbados to a space station in Baikonur, Kazakhstan. Here, friendships are epic, love is worth risking everything for, on occasion the inanimate gets animated (the inanimate doesn't mind). Some villains do have a heart, and optimists and pessimists each get their own ending.

May I suggest that you start with Charm & Mayhem: The Goddess of Fate and read this one if you're curious about the episode involving Lexie and Baikonur.