Portals & Pantheons

The magical mayhem continues in Jacksonville as portals open and gods scheme in "Portals & Pantheons," the spellbinding sequel to “Heroes & Harbingers”.

Pavlina Sirin, a compassionate death harbinger and magical history teacher, strives to protect the people she loves from a secret sect of corrupt gods. She doesn't have to do it alone, though. Finn MacCool, an immortal Irish warrior and magical applications teacher, stands by her side as her ally and her new boyfriend. Together, they mentor Bree, a high school student and the Chosen One of the century.

After surviving a god's nefarious plot, Bree must learn to live in a non-magical reality and adjust to a family with the doppelgangers of her dead parents. Each weekday, Bree portals to her magical high school, which is shielded from the vengeful gods who want her dead. Still, the villains are relentless in their pursuit and employ every means to lure her out. Now it's not just the trio's lives at stake, but countless other innocents.

In this dark fantasy, with a touch of humor, “Portals & Pantheons” explores the depths of friendship, the weight of destiny, and the resilience of the human spirit. Will Pavlina, Finn, and Bree conquer the challenges thrown their way, or will the gods' malevolent plans shatter the fragile peace they've built?

Step once more into the enchanting world of the Secret of Pantheons series, where found family, mythology, and the indomitable spirit of heroes collide. The bell tolls and the classroom of fate awaits. Immerse yourself in the magic today!

A.R.K. Horton is a small woman made of round shapes and long sighs. Children and animals surround her in her Florida home. Her vice is hoarding responsibilities, and she has the tired eyes to prove it. They still have a sparkle, though, seeing the next project ahead.

She began writing as a child when she became obsessed with learning about the most obscure fairytales, folktales, and myths. Now, she blogs extensively about them and uses them as inspiration for her novels.