Hekate

Nikita Gill

The new immersive, electrifying Greek retelling from bestselling poet Nikita Gill

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‘A vivid and imaginatively wrought divine world that is monstrous, magical and beautiful’ JENNIFER SAINT, bestselling author of Hera and Ariadne
‘Wholly original, incandescent... This poem is pure magic’ ELODIE HARPER, bestselling author of The Wolf Den trilogy
‘A powerful reflection on magic, power, family and the consequences of war. I absolutely loved it’ COSTANZA CASATI, bestselling author of Clytemnestra

A propulsive, electrifying and enraging retelling in verse of the life of Greek goddess Hekate, child of war turned all-powerful goddess of witchcraft and necromancy, by internationally bestselling poet Nikita Gill.

Born into a world on fire, Godling Hekate has never known safety. After her parents find themselves on the losing side of the war between the ruling Titans and the new Olympian Gods, Hekate is taken by her mother Asteria to the Underworld, where Styx and Hades agree to raise her. Meanwhile, Asteria is pursued across the world by Zeus and Poseidon and, to escape their clutches, transforms herself into an island in a stormy sea.

Orphaned and alone, Hekate grows up amongst the horrors and beauties of the Underworld, desperate to find her divine purpose and a sense of belonging in the land of the dead.

When she finally uncovers her powers and ascends to Goddess status, she realises that even the most powerful Olympians are terrified of her. But when immortal war breaks out again, threatening to destroy everything from Mount Olympus to the Underworld itself, the Goddess of witchcraft and necromancy is the only one who can bring the deadly conflict to an end...

Podrobnosti

Autor	Nikita Gill
Vydavateľ	Simon & Schuster Ltd 1st Floor, 222 Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1X 8HB, United Kingdom enquiries@simonandschuster.co.uk https://www.simonandschuster.co.uk/ +44 (0)20 7317 8600
Jazyk	anglický
Väzba	Paperback / softback
Počet strán	400
Formát	198 x 130 x 24
EAN	9781398537187
Rok vydania	2026
Edícia	Súčasná beletria