The Guardians of Tara Series

In the sequel series to The Unbreakable Sword, Cameron and Selena are back with new humorous adventures, new allies, and a new group of gods who want them dead… Cameron knew that finding Huitzilopochtli wouldn’t be easy, and he was right. With Nemain’s help, they’re able to find his hiding place but he isn’t alone. Huitzilopochtli has recruited help, and the Aztec army he’s amassing just might be invincible. But as usual, Huitzilopochtli isn’t the only god trying to kill Cameron and Selena. Ninurta’s father has found them and wants revenge for the death of his son, and an evil Finnish goddess is attempting to take over her pantheon in Ukko’s absence. Plus, Cameron and Selena still have one Treasure of the Gods to find: the Stone of Fal is the Tuatha Dé’s oldest and most mysterious Treasure, and as they’ll discover, the original gods of the Irish are hiding the truth about its origins and what it might mean for the new Guardians of Tara. Cameron once believed that none of the gods should be trusted, and in the first book of The Guardians of Tara series, he will learn he may have been right all along.

When the Guardians are confronted with the unthinkable, the hunt for Huitzilopochtli and his allies becomes more important than ever. But none of the gods searching for the Aztec alliance can pursue them because of the horrors they’re unleashing on the world. As diseases spread in New Orleans and Baton Rouge and panic sets in, mortals turn on all of the gods, which means the Guardians as well. In the second book of The Guardians of Tara series, Cameron and Selena are no longer combatting just the evils of a god intent on ruling the world, but the price he’s willing to pay to win. But what the Aztec gods and their allies have started may signal the destruction of the very world the Guardians are trying to protect.

With the world erupting into chaos, the Guardians know that time is running out to prevent Ragnarok from consuming the Earth. But Cameron is facing a bigger problem than a crazy god who escaped his prison or even the Aztec god leading the war against them: he’s losing himself. As the deadly anger he’s fought to control since becoming a god grows more and more powerful, Cameron may find himself permanently transformed into the god he always feared. And without him, the war with Huitzilopochtli is lost. In the third book of The Guardians of Tara series, Cameron must make the dangerous journey to rescue Lugh, but ultimately, the journey to rescue himself may prove far more dangerous. Because he and Selena haven’t escaped the Games of the Gods after all, and the Tuatha Dé’s traitor could be the last god they ever expected.

There’s going to be Hel to pay. With Ragnarok beginning and the world coming to an end, time is running out for the Guardians of Tara to defeat Huitzilopochtli and his allies. But nothing is ever easy for Cameron and his friends, and the chaos that accompanies Koschei everywhere has brought a devastating complication to their mission to save the world. But as usual, they have a new problem to deal with. Cameron and Thor escaped Hel with spirits she considers hers, and she wants them to return. And if she can’t get her prisoners back, she’ll take out her anger on the same planet the Guardians are desperately trying to save. In the final book of The Guardians of Tara series, all roads lead back to Cameron, and if he can’t learn to master the power Fate has given him, Ragnarok will consume the Earth. He once helped to win the Battle of the Gods, and now, Fate is demanding he do it again. But this time, he’ll have to do it alone.

Hanna has grown up knowing that one day, she would have to take her place as the Last Guardian of Tara. Her parents once saved both the Otherworld and Earth, and the legacy she's inherited is more than a little intimidating. But when a Titan appears in Murias to warn the Tuatha Dé that some of the gods who escaped her parents' grasp twenty-five years before are back with a vengeance, the quarter of a century of peace they'd enjoyed is shattered. She's been waiting for—and fearing—this moment her entire life, and at last, it's arrived. Hanna will have to leave the only home she's ever known to defend Earth, and to begin the reconciliation between gods and humans. She was born to be the Last Guardian of Tara, and her time has come to claim her throne.