Feather Of Balance: Forgotten Gods, #1

By Laura Greenwood

Ma'at's connection to her sacred feather is under threat. 

Ma'at is used to maintaining the balance in the world, but now that's been threatened, she knows she has to act quickly. 

Consulting a war god might not seem like the best course of action, but the more time she spends with Maahes, the more drawn to him she is. 

Can the unlikely allies find a solution to the problems plaguing Ma'at's magic?

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Feather Of Balance is part of the Forgotten Gods series and is based on Egyptian mythology. It includes a m/f romance, and can be read as a standalone.

If you enjoy Egyptian mythology, gods and goddesses, quests and adventures, and a modern setting, then you should start the Forgotten Gods series!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Drowlgon Press
• Release date: Oct 16, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215356845

Laura Greenwood

Laura is a USA Today Bestselling Author of paranormal romance, urban fantasy, and fantasy romance. When she's not writing, she drinks a lot of tea, tries to resist French macarons, and works towards a diploma in Egyptology. She lives in the UK, where most of her books are set. Laura specialises in quick reads, with healthy relationships and consent positive moments regardless of if she's writing light-hearted romance, mythology-heavy urban fantasy, or anything in between. You can find a full book list and more information on her website, or in The Paranormal Council Facebook Group. Happy Reading!

Book preview

Chapter 2

The loud noises coming from the banquet hall didn't fill me with any particular desire to make my way inside, even if it was what was expected of me, especially after an ack had made the journey to the afterlife. Once the soul's journey was complete, the gods in Duat would hold a feast of their own to welcome them, as was the custom. If one thing remained constant with us gods, it was that we liked to celebrate.

After seeing my feather flicker, this was the last place I wanted to be, but I knew that if I didn't show up, my absence would be talked about, and that wasn't something I was comfortable with. I was important enough that people would notice if I wasn't here, but not important enough that anyone would think that I had a good reason not to attend. Basically, I had to come, whether I wished to socialise with the other gods or