Parabellum — Nadia Scrieva

Pax and Amara are two young goddesses who have been overwhelmed with the pressures of their human lives. They have employed an ancient technique to join their bodies together into a new and improved woman named Para, driven by the lust to exact revenge on the men who have wronged them. Finding that they cannot escape their identities, they choose to escape the Earth to engage in the rigorous trials of a realm known as the Pseudosphere. Their willpower and bodily fortitude is tested as they endure a constant stream of otherworldly hardships, challenging their loyalties and tearing them apart. The girls discover that regardless of how far they travel, their pasts will always gnaw at them from the inside. Meanwhile on Earth, a mysterious dark-skinned woman has been following the devas Thorn and Ash. They cast her aside as one of their many female admirers, only to learn that she is actually a visitor from the future. This demigoddess has risked everything to travel back in time and warn them of a catastrophic event that has already been set into motion -- the world will be changed forever, unless the drunken, lazy men can pull themselves together to prevent the apocalypse. In the midst of heated battle, Pax Burnson struggles with her simultaneous love and resentment for Thornton Kalgren. Personal feelings threaten to get in the way and distract the fire goddess from her purpose; with minutes ticking down on the clock until doomsday, will Pax choose to accept defeat and spend a final night in her lover's arms? Or will she focus on harnessing her inner strength to go down fighting until her final breath?