The Dragon's Fire

Learning your parents aren't who you thought they were, and that they're not really dead, would normally be enough for a person to question everything they knew about themself. Add in that they're both deities from Greek mythology, your new "husband" is a hero from the same world and you have a house that always seems to be full of Argonauts, and you have what has become everyday life for Molly.



Molly thought after nine months life couldn't get any stranger, but her mother has other plans for her. The bizarre way Hera has been teaching Molly her new skills as a goddess isn't even the worst of it. Molly was meant for greatness, and anyone around her would agree, but a set of trials is needed to prove it to the world.



Molly didn't want to be a goddess in the first place, so when she's thrust into an ordeal that either ends with her success or death, she does everything she can to get back to the people she loves. She didn't foresee completing that task would literally involve her walking through fire.