Trials of the Gods Books in Order

Trials of the Gods opens with a heroine who has been kept out of sight for her own safety, then throws her straight into divine politics. Artemis has been hidden by Zeus, living a smaller life than her power suggests, until her brother Apollo dies and leaves a revolution unfinished. In Huntress, she is dragged to the Academy of the Gods and forced to take his place in the Trials.

That means surviving gods, not just classes.

The setup pulls together Greek, Roman, and Norse mythology into a fantasy romance world where power is political and gender matters. Apollo had been pushing for change, especially for goddesses, and Artemis inherits both his cause and his danger. Around her is a group of male allies, Thor, Loki, Dionysus, and Triton, each of whom adds tension, support, and complication to the story's why choose dynamic.

Because this series starts inside an academy but quickly reaches beyond it, the mood is less cozy school fantasy and more mythic competition. The questions are about leadership, justice, and who benefits from the old rules staying in place. If you want a mythology remix with romance, trials, and a heroine stepping into a political fight she can no longer avoid, this one has a strong hook.