Hekate

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A propulsive and electrifying retelling of the life of Greek goddess Hekate, child of war turned all-powerful goddess of witchcraft and necromancy, unfolds through the lens of internationally bestselling poet Nikita Gill. Born into chaos, Hekate is taken to the Underworld by her mother Asteria after her parents lose a war against the Titans and Olympian Gods. Asteria, pursued by Zeus and Poseidon, transforms into an island to escape. Orphaned, Hekate navigates the Underworld's horrors and beauties, yearning for her divine purpose and belonging. Upon discovering her powers and ascending to Goddess status, she realizes even the mightiest Olympians fear her. As an immortal war threatens to destroy both Olympus and the Underworld, Hekate becomes the key to ending the deadly conflict. Advance praise highlights the vivid and imaginative world Gill creates, portraying Hekate as a bewildered child of war who learns to embrace her power. The narrative reflects on conflict, fear, and family bonds through exquisite poetry. Critics commend Gill's original and incandescent take on Hekate’s myth, capturing the ancient world’s beauty and brutality. This tale of a Refugee Goddess's quest for destiny among outcasts is described as deeply moving and captivating, with the poetry being described as pure magic.