Fate of the Gods Series

 The only peace Eve found in her last life was the time she spent with her family, her House of Lions, so it's no wonder that in the modern world she'd choose to return to France, eager to live her new life honestly among the only people she can trust.     Until she meets Garrit, a man she has no business falling in love with, and finds herself building a relationship on a foundation of secrets and lies.    Because of all the men in the world she might meet, Garrit is the only one who knows the truth of her Creation, of her entire history from the dawn of time--but heir to the House of Lions or not, he absolutely refuses to believe in it.    Even when the proof is standing in front of him. *** Concealing Fate takes place about two years before the events of Forged by Fate, the first book in the Fate of the Gods trilogy.

The Perfect Myth Mash-Up. --Author Wendy Sparrow After Adam fell, God made Eve to protect the world. From the Garden of Eden to the present day, Eve, Elohim's daughter, has found more than one great love across her many lives. Her calling: to be an example of love to those around her, in order to counter the influence of her brother Adam, and his conceit, greed, and pride. When Adam arrives in Eve's present, he is desperate to claim the power of a godchild only she can give him. But the Archangel Michael has sworn it will mean not only Eve's death, but the murder of her entire family, her House of Lions, the only people she trusts with the truth of her life. Thor, God of thunder, has spent millennia in uneasy alliance with other gods and immortals, all vying for the devotion of humanity to keep themselves alive. But if Adam and Eve have a child, the True God will rise, and all other gods will be cast back out into the void to die. Drawn to Eve's love but forbidden to reveal himself as a god, one thing has become clear to Thor: as great a threat as her child might be, humanity cannot survive without her. And after one too-short lifetime as her husband, nearly three thousand years ago, he won't allow either the angels or the gods to harm her, even if it means betraying his own kind. Fans of the mythic world-building and romance of Jacqueline Carey's Kushiel's Dart alongside the drama of timeslip romance will want to grab this series!    (2nd edition)

 To win the world, Adam will defy the gods, but his fate rests in Eve's hands.    Since the gods returned Adam's memory six hundred years ago, Thor has been a scourge on his lives. But when Adam learns that Thor has been haunting his steps out of love for Eve, he is determined to banish the thunder god once and for all. Adam is no fool: Eve still loves the man she knew as Thorgrim, and if she ever learned he still lived, that he still loved her, Adam would lose any chance of winning Eve to his side, never mind liberating the world. But after everything Thor has done to protect Eve, everything he's sacrificed, the thunder god won't go without a fight. Not as long as Eve might love him again.    Which means Adam has to find a new ally. The enemy of his enemy, complete with burning sword and righteous resentment of the gods. But in order to attract the Archangel Michael's attention, he needs Eve — an unmarried Eve, willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. It shouldn't be too difficult to find her in the future. Not now that he knows how to look.    Fate Forgotten is the second book in the Fate of the Gods trilogy.

 In the early 20th Century, in a so-called civilized world on the brink of war, Eve endures. Far from the powder keg of Europe, in Connecticut, she endures a marriage to an abusive, jealous, monstrous man. And when her husband commits her to an asylum for the mentally ill as a convenient means by which to control her, into the care of a doctor determined to drive her mad, she endures that, too.    Until Thor finds her trapped inside the ward, beaten and broken. Until the doctor and her husband conspire to push her just too far beyond the limits of her self-control.    Until she cannot endure any of it for even one moment longer.   [CW: Verbal and physical abuse, miscarriage, abortion, self-harm, suicidal ideation, eugenics.]