The Hidden God (Immortal Stream: Children of the Gods #3)

Lena, Yndea, and the godlings have headed off to the games. Not only is she surrounded by events and beings beyond her imagination, but she is confronted with the truth of those around her - especially those she considered friends.

Just as she’s beginning to get a grip on the idea that a monster dwells inside her, Brett is kidnapped by some very sick demons - after the two of them get trapped in an Oubliette. When the Lords of the Dead gather at the games to talk about worrisome demon movement, Lena realizes that her world might be a little bigger than just those around her.

Meanwhile, Yndea has met and fallen hard for Samael. Yes, the Satanael. He is charming, kind, and protective of her. Everything she had ever dreamed of having. By the end of the games, he has offered to make her his Queen of Hell. But… can she really trust Satan?! As she returns to school, after learning some very harsh truths about the gods she’s surrounded with, she has no idea how dark her life is turning or how many more mistakes she’ll make before she can get it back on track.

As Lena finally gets closer with Atti, Mady begins to lose his sanity. Her friendship with Delete takes a wild new turn and their connection only grows. When Lena stumbles into the drowning grip of depression, she learns exactly who her friends are - and maybe who are more. Contrariwise, her friendship with Yndea is only a shell of what it once was.

**This is a full-length, mature high school/new adult paranormal romance/urban fantasy (and a budding reverse harem) with development of a variety of different sexual orientations and situations that will be further expanded on and explored as the series unfolds. This book contains plenty of WTF moments, friendship, betrayal, torture, alluded to past abuse, magic, gods, angels, jealousy, explicit sex scenes, and MM moments. This is book 3 in the series. The first three books are partially an origin story for the FMC. You may not see the harem for several books, but do not fret! It’s definitely coming. There will not always be a happy ending for many characters. Should not be read as a stand alone and does end with a bit of a cliffhanger.