Destiny’s Theory

Destiny Halliwell thought she was just another face in the crowd-a woman with a past she couldn’t quite grasp and a future she had no desire to claim. But when a stranger arrives at her office, wearing a name that shouldn’t exist and a pendant that stirs something ancient in her soul, everything changes.

Memories that don’t belong to her claw their way to the surface. Dreams of fire, of forgotten gods, of empires that crumbled beneath the weight of prophecy begin to bleed into her waking world. And lurking in the shadows of fate is Dr. Randall P. Crane IV, a man whose polished words and impeccable suits mask something far more dangerous. He knows her name. He knows what she is. And worst of all-he’s been waiting for her.

As the veil between gods and mortals begins to fray, Destiny is thrust into a battle that spans the realms of Greek and Egyptian mythology, entangling her in a war she never asked to fight. Thoth, the ancient god of knowledge, has fallen, and in his absence, the balance has shattered. Now, something is waking-something that has watched from the edges of existence, waiting for its moment to return.

The past is not what she believed. The future is not what she feared. And she is not just Destiny Halliwell.

She is the last heir of Artemis

With the Wild Hunt rising and the fate of gods and mortals hanging in the balance, she must make a choice: embrace the divine, or let the world burn.

For fans of dark mythology, modern fantasy, and stories where gods walk among us, The Twilight Throne is a spellbinding descent into destiny, deception, and the power that lingers in forgotten bloodlines.