Iliad and Nyx's paths collide on a storm-lashed day, when thunder cracks the sky and Nyx, aboard his yacht, is forced to seek shelter on Iliad's secluded island. They have always believed themselves ordinary... But fate will soon prove otherwise. The tempest at sea is nothing compared to the storm about to consume them both.

Beneath the surface, ancient gods walk among mortals. Zeus, king of the gods, harbors a dangerous secret: he is in love with Iliad. Prometheus, the cunning titan, longs for mortality, for he, too, is in love with Nyx.

Drawn into a celestial battle between two gods with secret agendas, Iliad and Nyx must face an agonizing truth: they are pawns in a game as ancient as the gods themselves. Specters haunt their dreams, secrets unravel, and love stands on the knife-edge between passion and ruin.

In a world where myths breathe and destiny tightens its grip, can love defy the will of the divine?

A darkly romantic blend of Greek mythology, queer love, and philosophical fantasy, Zeus and Iliad explores the fragile line between gods and mortals, passion and obsession, and destiny and free will.