TITANS Series by Sotia Lazu

He only meant to seduce the mortal, not fall for her. Definitely not bond with her for eternity. Resigned to remaining a marble statue and watching life pass him by from the window of a hotel room, Hyperion is surprised to feel his body awakening under a mortal woman's touch. His mind-reading ability doesn't work on her, and neither does his charm. Worse, his other powers start spinning out of control, and all he can focus on is keeping her close... moreHe only meant to seduce the mortal, not fall for her. Definitely not bond with her for eternity. Resigned to remaining a marble statue and watching life pass him by from the window of a hotel room, Hyperion is surprised to feel his body awakening under a mortal woman's touch. His mind-reading ability doesn't work on her, and neither does his charm. Worse, his other powers start spinning out of control, and all he can focus on is keeping her close. Mistaking a guest of the hotel for a statue and dusting him should cost Olivia her job. Instead, it turns into a job opportunity. A gorgeous man who can literally rock her world wants her to be his personal assistant. But the assistance Hyperion has in mind isn't what she signed up for, and the intensity of her feelings scares her. Hyperion sees a challenge in Olivia, but what starts as an effort to seduce her becomes the pressing need to bond with her, before he unravels and ends all existence. less

Claim her or kill her? One could mean his demise, the other the end of creation. Epimetheus climbs out of the earth to an era he doesn't recognize and a human female that calls to every cell in his body. Wide-eyed Elpida could be another of Zeus' ploys to punish him for helping Prometheus give fire to the humans. He should heed the voice in his head, telling him to destroy the mortal or he'll never be free. But his heart insists Elpida is to be his... moreClaim her or kill her? One could mean his demise, the other the end of creation. Epimetheus climbs out of the earth to an era he doesn't recognize and a human female that calls to every cell in his body. Wide-eyed Elpida could be another of Zeus' ploys to punish him for helping Prometheus give fire to the humans. He should heed the voice in his head, telling him to destroy the mortal or he'll never be free. But his heart insists Elpida is to be his. And there's that possibility that not bonding with her might cause Epimetheus' unraveling. There's only one right choice, and unless he makes it soon, the world will go down in flames. less