She died to save them. She rose to finish what she started. In the explosive sequel to Daughter of None, Lex awakens beyond the veil of death—somewhere dark, somewhere ancient, somewhere not meant for the living. Her memories are intact, her power still humming beneath her skin… but her name is whispered like a curse among the dead. Drawn to the River Styx by a force she can’t name, Lex is pulled deeper into the Underworld—until a familiar thread of power marks her as something unnatural, something divine. Charon, the ferryman, brings her to the House of Hades… where her presence disrupts the delicate balance between life, death, and the gods who claim dominion over both. Above, Lio is unraveling. Lex’s sacrifice shattered the team. Olympus is watching. The war they tried to avoid is coming—and Lio’s power, long hidden, refuses to stay buried. But he’s not the only one keeping secrets… and the gods aren’t the only ones hungry for control. As Lex trains in the Underworld, learning what it means to return from death with fire in her veins, a darker truth begins to surface. Her resurrection is not a gift. It’s a warning. The gods made her. The world needs her. But if they’re not careful… She may destroy them all.

Lex was ordinary. She lived her life as she was taught, never took chances and never drew attention to herself, but when a strange male enters her life, she learns that she may not be ordinary after all. She must chose her path in life, and with all of the choices in front of her, what will she choose? Good, evil, or perhaps, something even the fates could not see.