Artemis: Poison of Hera (Artemis Series Book 1)

After a seemingly-irrelevant, recurring nightmare, Alexis begins another day of her simple life on the holy island of Delos. After encountering strange visitors to the island and watching her mother’s bizarre behavior, Alexis begins digging . . . and is shocked at what she finds. Her life is suddenly plunged into the magical world of the gods. She discovers that she is Artemis, Goddess of the Moon; murdered and reborn into hiding as a mortal after her titaness mother, Leto, makes a deal with Hades. Alexis is soon thrown into the middle of a treacherous conspiracy to overturn Zeus and end freewill, or possibly the world as they know it; and she, alone, is the key destined by the Moirae to stop Hera before she succeeds. . . if Alexis can stay alive long enough.
Soon after Alexis’ discovery, a ship wrecks just off shore of Delos. It is carrying a strikingly handsome captain who manages to ensnare even Alexis’ attention. Little does she know, he is there to capture her and bring her back to Greece as part of Hera’s deep plan to ensure her death . . . again. Alexis finds herself fighting to remain hidden from Hera; fighting for her life and freedom; and fighting her involuntary love for her capturer, the ship captain.