Danielle thought she had escaped the madness.
She planted roots. She grew food. She built a life grounded in patience, discipline, and quiet resilience. When the world stopped making sense and tried to break her at every opportunity, she learned to cope, then to thrive.
What she never realized was that her suffering was more than random bad luck; it was intentional.
Hera’s Wrath reveals the unseen forces moving long before Danielle ever laid her first garden bed. A jealous goddess, an unfaithful god, and a punishment that refuses to remain in myth, converge on a modern woman who was never meant to matter to Olympus, but does.
As divine rage fails to break her, the gods are forced to adapt, setting a plan in motion that is ten years in the making, involving forgotten monsters, and reaching far beyond one woman’s quiet homestead.
Some lives are tested by chance.
Others are tested by gods.
