Odette's Vow

<p><strong>She should hate him.</strong></p><p>Odette was torn from Troy when the Greek army destroyed her home. Now she belongs to the man responsible: Odysseus - the cunning Greek general whose strategies helped bring the city to ruin. But Odette refuses to be powerless.</p><p>She makes a vow before the gods: if she cannot reclaim her life she will see Odysseus lose his. Revenge will be the one thing she carries out of the ashes of Troy.</p><p>Except war is long and living in the general's tent reveals a man she never expected - one who confides in her trusts her and begins to see her not as a captive ... but as an equal.</p><p>As the years of war drag on the line between hatred and something far more dangerous begins to blur.</p><p>Now Odette must choose between the vow that has sustained her and the traitorous whispers of her heart. Because the gods do not forget promises and they rarely allow mortals to escape them.</p><p><strong>Odette's Vow</strong> is the first book in a duet inspired by The Iliad and The Odyssey - an enemies-to-lovers-to-enemies-again Greek mythology retelling set during the Trojan War and the events that follow.</p><p><em>Oaths. Vows. Promises.</em></p><p> <em>They can bind you ... or break you.</em></p>